I am a god in script killing

Chapter 285 March Rabbit Town (7)

Now there is only more than a minute left, even if there are road signs, it may not be possible to reach the school, not to mention that the apron rabbit reminded Bao Jun to go in the correct way.

The truth is that living is the best, but Su Wan still feels embarrassed.

Bo Juan had already saved him once, maybe it wasn't out of pure kindness, but it was true.If these two couples were more "smart", they could choose to follow Bo Juan silently. They would have to go to school anyway and just learn from others.

Asking this way will inevitably make people feel dragged down.

"There are books in the schoolbag," Bo Juan said with the same tone. The couple asked, and she answered, "Now only the first page has words, and there are reminders on it."

The couple immediately flipped through their schoolbags, and there was indeed a book with a light yellow outer cover and gold letters "Rules for Pet Rabbits", which was not thick:

[After discussing with the mayor of March Rabbit Town (the honorary principal of the school) and Mr. Rabbit and other authorities, the rules for pet rabbits are promulgated today:

Article [-], pet rabbits must be taken care of by their owners or their family members when commuting to and from school and during school]

"What does this mean?" The back is blank, only this one, "We are pet rabbits now, so the owner is those rabbits, but haven't they already left?"

The two couples couldn't figure out these twists and turns, and had never been exposed to these new gadgets, so they all looked at Bao Jun when they had no idea.

The drawbridge effect...

Bo Jun didn't speak this time, but just looked forward——

The road sign pointing to the "school" was originally foggy, but now a moving silhouette can be vaguely seen. As the silhouette gets closer, the accompanying music becomes clearer:

"Tick tock, tick tock, the master knocked on the door:

Be good, little rabbit, open the door, if you don't open it, open the rabbit's brain;

Be good, little rabbit, open the door, and bring the fur if you don't open it;

The little rabbit is obedient, open the door, and if you don't open it, you can't cut your flesh and blood. "

The singing voice has the special sharpness of a child. After singing, there was another burst of laughter. The school bus stopped under the road sign, and the red eyes behind the small glass windows were exposed. Rabbit".

The car door opened slowly: "Get in the car, my obedient little rabbits, my little master will accompany you to school."

Old Lu supported the pale Su Wan, and froze in place.It wasn't until Bo Jun got on the school bus that the couple slowed down and followed.

There are four or five empty spaces next to each rabbit.

Bo Jun took a glance, and walked to a small apron rabbit, and when he saw the seat with "Pet Rabbit Xiaotangtang" written on it, the corner of his mouth twitched imperceptibly.

What kind of bad name is this?Are modern people naming their pets so poisonous?

"Sit down obediently," the small apron rabbit tilted his head, with his ears resting on his head, "Be obedient, no one loves disobedient pets."

Bo Juan looked up at it and fastened his seat belt while sitting in his seat. Su Wan and Lao Lu also found their seats and sat down.

The nursery rhyme of the school bus rang out again, swaying into the thick fog.

There was still a spinach alarm clock in the schoolbag, and Bo Jun took it out to check the time, then pursed his lower lip thoughtfully:

When she came, she found that the alarm clock was very strange, because it lacked an hour hand, a second hand, and could not adjust the time.

Buildings appeared in the fog in front of the school bus, and the little apron rabbit dishonestly put its nose in front of Bao Jun, narrowing its eyes in enjoyment:

"It smells so good...why do you smell so good?"

Bo Jun watched it sniff it calmly: "Is there any? Maybe it's because I prefer to be vegetarian?"

The little apron rabbit froze, its eyes fixed on Bo Jun, and its hare lips curled up more obviously: "That's right, rabbits prefer to be vegetarian."

(End of this chapter)