Marrying My Bestie's Ferocious Brother - He Calls Me His Baby!-Chapter 202 - 201: Want to Hit My Son? Ask This Brick First!
"Crash"
A massive gust of wind, mixed with the tang of rust, bore down directly on her face.
It was the scythe of death.
Lin Wan Yi’s pupils suddenly contracted.
No screams.
No stiffness.
Adrenaline surged to the extreme at this moment.
Her foot, clad in high heels, fiercely pushed back.
Both hands gripped the handle of the baby stroller tightly, using all her strength, she yanked it sharply towards the blind spot behind the utility pole.
"Hold tight!"
The wheels of the stroller screeched piercingly on the ground.
Almost simultaneously.
"Boom!!!"
A loud noise shook the dust in the entire alley.
The tricycle, loaded with scrap iron and stones, crashed into the red brick wall right behind where Lin Wan Yi had just stood.
Dust rose everywhere.
Half of the brick wall was demolished.
Bricks flew wildly.
The front of the tricycle was completely deformed, twisted into a mass of scrap iron.
If it had crashed into a person...
It would have been a mound of flesh.
Lin Wan Yi leaned against the pole, her chest heaving violently.
Her hands were trembling.
But she immediately looked down to check the stroller.
Under the canopy.
Gu An continued his examination of the pocket watch without even lifting an eyelid.
As if the earth-shattering crash was less interesting than the gears in his hand.
Meanwhile, Gu Ning awoke from the shock.
She rubbed her sleepy eyes, staring wide-mouthed at the dust in the air.
"Ptooey! Ptooey!"
From within the dust came the sound of spitting.
A man with triangular eyes, wearing a military coat, emerged from the shadows, carrying a boning knife.
Behind him followed three similarly fleshy-faced thugs.
"Lucky to be alive, huh."
Triangular Eyes shook his neck, emitting cracking sounds.
He stared at Lin Wan Yi like a sheep to be slaughtered.
"But if you dodge disaster once, you won’t dodge it again."
Lin Wan Yi swiftly pulled the stroller behind her, back against the wall.
Her right hand quietly slipped into the bulging bag.
Her fingers clutched the spray nozzle of a glass bottle.
It was her specially concocted pepper spray using spiritual spring water.
If they dared come within two meters.
She would let them taste the meaning of living hell.
"Who sent you?"
Lin Wan Yi’s voice was cold.
Without a hint of tremor.
Triangular Eyes was taken aback.
He hadn’t expected this seemingly delicate woman to dare to ask questions at this moment.
"The dead don’t need to know so much."
Triangular Eyes tapped the knife against his palm, inching closer.
"Someone paid a big price."
"They want the legs of these two kids."
"Don’t blame us for being ruthless; blame yourself for offending someone you shouldn’t have."
As he spoke, his gaze fell greedily on the stroller.
On the golden pocket watch in Gu An’s hand.
"Hey, that watch ain’t bad."
"It’s mine now."
Triangular Eyes reached out his dirty hand to grab the stroller.
Lin Wan Yi’s finger was already pressing on the spray nozzle.
At that moment.
From inside the stroller came a childish shout.
"Ugly!"
The voice was clear.
In the deadly quiet alley, it was particularly piercing.
Triangular Eyes’ movements froze.
Everyone, including Lin Wan Yi, was stunned.
Gu Ning had sat up straight somehow.
Her chubby little hand pointed directly at the pockmarked face of Triangular Eyes.
Her big eyes full of disdain.
"Ugly... monster!"
This shout was louder than the tricycle crash.
Even more infuriating.
Triangular Eyes’ face turned as red as pig liver.
The remaining three thugs tried to laugh but didn’t dare, their faces flushing.
"Damn!"
Triangular Eyes was furious.
He had been hustling in this area for over ten years, never had a nursing child insulted him so.
"I’ll destroy your mouth first!"
He raised the boning knife, swinging it down at the stroller.
The wind howled.
Lin Wan Yi suddenly pulled out the pepper spray.
But someone was faster.
"Whoosh"
It was the sound of heavy objects tearing through the air.
Above, on the high wall.
Two dark shadows fell silently like predatory eagles.
No words.
No hesitation.
"Crack!"
The sound of bones snapping was grating.
The hand holding the knife twisted at a bizarre ninety-degree angle.
The knife fell to the ground with a clatter.
"Ahhhh!!!"
The shrill scream hadn’t fully escaped his throat.
A military-booted foot kicked hard into his mouth.
"Bang!"
A few blood-stained teeth flew out.
The scream was shoved back down his gut.
It was the two secret guards.
They were true scouts who had seen battle and bloodshed.
Dealing with these thugs who only bully women and children is like a dimensionality reduction strike.
The remaining three thugs hadn’t reacted yet.
"Bang! Bang! Bang!"
Three dull thuds.
Like hitting a sandbag.
The three brutes instantly flew back, slamming hard against the wall, and slid down like mud.
Either with a broken arm or a broken leg.
The entire process.
Took less than ten seconds.
Only the painful moaning of four people remained on the ground.
The two hidden guards turned around and gave Lin Wan Yi a standard military salute.
"Sister-in-law, we apologize for the fright."
"The captain ordered us to protect you in secret, but we were a step late."
Lin Wan Yi put the bottle of chili water back in her bag.
She shook her head.
"Not late."
"Just on time."
She glanced at the man with triangular eyes on the ground.
At this moment, the man, clutching his broken hand with his mouth full of blood, stared in horror at these two suddenly appearing grim reapers.
He wanted to run.
But his legs were too weak to stand.
Lin Wan Yi straightened her slightly messy collar.
She didn’t leave.
Instead, she stepped toward the man with triangular eyes.
High heels clicking on the cobblestone.
"Tap, tap, tap."
Every step felt like stomping on the man’s heart.
Lin Wan Yi stopped walking.
She bent down.
That fair and slender hand picked a handy red brick from a pile of broken bricks on the ground.
Weighed it in her hand.
Sturdy enough.
She held the brick and crouched in front of the man with triangular eyes.
Frightened, the man shrank back, his face covered in tears and snot.
"Don’t... don’t come any closer..."
"I’m..."
"Smack!"
Lin Wan Yi raised her hand and struck with the brick.
Bang on his right cheek.
The force wasn’t strong.
But it was enough to scare the man’s soul out.
"Did I give you permission to speak?"
Lin Wan Yi’s voice was soft and gentle.
Like chatting with a neighbor.
But in the man’s ears, it was more terrifying than those two soldiers.
She played with the brick in her hand.
The cold corner of the brick lightly pressed against the man’s intact left hand.
"Earlier, did you say you wanted my son’s leg?"
The man shook his head furiously.
"No... not... I..."
"Then you wanted my daughter’s leg?"
Lin Wan Yi lifted the brick half an inch higher.
"Since you like crippling limbs so much."
"I’ll grant your wish."
"You can do without this hand."
With that,
her gaze turned icy cold.
The brick in her hand, with a whistling sound, came crashing down on that hand!
No hesitation at all!
This woman was serious!
"Ah!! I’ll speak!! I’ll speak!!"
The man with triangular eyes broke down.
He screamed as if trying to shatter his lungs.
"It’s that old woman! The street sweeper!"
"Zhang Guilan! It’s Zhang Guilan!"
"She gave me twenty bucks to cripple those two kids!"
"Don’t hit me! I’m begging you, don’t hit me!"
The brick stopped.
Less than a centimeter from his fingers.
Dust settled on his fingernails.
Lin Wan Yi’s hand was steady.
She looked at the man who was scared and had wet himself, a trace of disgust flickered in her eyes.
"Zhang Guilan."
She softly uttered the name.
"Very well."
Lin Wan Yi stood up.
"Clatter."
She casually tossed the brick aside.
The brick rolled twice, stopping by the man’s head.
She took out a handkerchief from her pocket and carefully wiped her hands.
As if she had just touched something dirty.
"Clean this up."
She instructed the two hidden guards calmly.
"Deliver him to the police station, ensure the confession is recorded."
"He wants others’ legs, so let him rot in prison."
With that,
she turned and pushed the baby stroller.
Gu Ning was still pointing at the man on the ground, mumbling, "Ugly... Ugly..."
Lin Wan Yi patted her daughter’s head,
"Ningning is such a good girl."
"Let’s go home."
"If someone doesn’t want to live anymore."
"Then Mommy will see them off."
The wheels rolled over the broken bricks on the ground.
Creaking sounds echoed.
Lin Wan Yi pushed the stroller out of the dark alley.
The streetlights ahead were dim.
But the light couldn’t warm the chill in her eyes.
Zhang Guilan.
