Quick Wear: Saving the Sickly and Paranoid Villain

"You!" the housekeeper said angrily, "If something goes wrong, can you take responsibility?"

Yang Lao Ba sneered, "You rich people are always in trouble. I don't know how many times I've been in there since I was a child. You guys are the first to get into trouble? You're so fucking hypocritical!"

"Just because nothing happened before doesn't mean it's safe now. Do you know who we are?" This was the first time someone dared to speak to the butler so impolitely after he became the butler of the Lu family.

"Oh, who cares who you are?" Yang Laoba's face turned gloomy. "Let me make it clear first, whether you can get in or not, I'll still pay you!"

"You!" It was the first time the butler encountered such an unreasonable person, and his face turned red for a moment.

"You lead the way," the boy said firmly, "let's go in."

The housekeeper didn't care about being angry, and looked at the young man in surprise: "Master! What if something happens to you?"

"fine."

“But…” The butler was about to persuade him again, but the young man interrupted him.

"If you don't think it's possible, you and Ajie stay outside and I'll go in by myself."

"How can this be possible?" the butler was astonished.

"I have made up my mind. Don't try to persuade me anymore." The young man was particularly sure.

He could feel that Yang Lao Ba was not an easy person to talk to. If he missed this opportunity, he didn't know how he could meet the little girl again. Most importantly, he had a strong intuition that he must do this.

Strangely enough, he had always been a staunch materialist, but today he began to believe in something as illusory as intuition.

"Then I'll go in too." The butler had no choice but to agree.

Ajie had no choice but to nod.

But the young man said, "You are old. Let Ajie come in with me. You stay outside. If anything happens, you can contact people."

He still had to make double plans, so that if he really encountered danger, there would be someone outside who could pass on the message.

"This..." The butler thought it made sense, but he was really worried. If the master knew that he let the young master take the risk while he stayed in a safe place, there was no guarantee that the master would not be angry.

"You stay outside," the boy repeated, his tone commanding.

"Yes." The housekeeper had no choice but to agree, and at the same time whispered to Ajie to take good care of the young master.

Ajie glanced at Yang Laoba and nodded.

Based on his experience, he could tell at a glance that Yang Lao Ba was not a good person, but it didn't matter because he was definitely not his opponent.

Perhaps after Yang Laoba takes action and successfully protects the young master, the master will give him a raise.

Ajie smiled indifferently.

Yang Laoba was too lazy to listen to their nonsense and walked into the cave with an impatient look on his face.

The little girl followed closely behind, and the boy hurriedly followed, not forgetting to turn on the flashlight to illuminate the road ahead.

Ajie also turned on the flashlight and looked around vigilantly.

After walking for a while, the group stopped.

The boy held his breath, wondering how to describe the scene before him. Wherever the flashlight moved, there was a shining silver light. There were groups of countless silver lights twinkling, like the dreamy Milky Way in the sky, but with a beauty and shock that seemed so close.

He had seen many strange mountains and rivers, but never had he been as shocked as he was now.

Yang Laoba looked at it expressionlessly. He had seen a lot since he was a child and didn't think it was a big deal.

The little girl didn't look at the long silver river in front of her. She turned her head and looked into the distance.

Yang Laoba noticed the little girl's gaze and lowered his head slightly, unable to see her expression clearly: "What are you looking at?"

The little girl said in a steady voice: "Look how far we are from the exit."

Yang Laoba raised his head and took a puff of cigarette: "There are still ten minutes to go."

The little girl withdrew her gaze and looked at the long silver river in front of her without any emotion.

In addition to the silver river, there are all kinds of stones in the cave, some look like animals, some look like buildings, and some have some weird colors, like ghosts in the dark...

Yang Laoba walked casually the whole time. When everyone was watching, he would stop and stand. However, he did not look at the scenery. Instead, he silently looked in the direction of the cave entrance and occasionally glanced at the little girl.

Ajie keenly heard some "rustling" sounds. He vigilantly shone the flashlight over there, and the next second his heart almost stopped beating.

A giant snake, more than one meter long, was sticking out its tongue, with its head raised high, looking at them coldly.

"Master, run!" Ajie stared at the big snake intently and clenched the wooden stick in his hand.

Everyone saw this scene. After reacting, Yang Laoba ran in one direction first, followed closely by Lu Qingheng.

After running a few steps, the boy turned around and saw the little girl falling behind him. Her little face was tense and she was running with great effort.

He walked over quickly and picked up the little girl. The little girl froze for a moment, but she didn't push him away.

The boy looked ahead and saw that Yang Laoba had already disappeared.

The cave was not straight, it was a relatively winding road, and there were even many forks. They had already walked more than half of the way, and returning by the original route would take longer and be more dangerous, and there was also a big snake blocking the way back.

So we can only go to the other side of the cave. Yang Lao Ba is obviously going in another direction, which proves that there is another exit in the cave, but...

"Do you know where to go?"

"I don't know, I've never been here." The little girl's voice trembled a little.

The boy gritted his teeth and randomly chose a way to escape.

The little girl was very thin, so it was not difficult for the boy to hold her, but he would inevitably get tired after running for a long time.

The little girl patted the boy's shoulder gently: "Put me down."

"No." After running for a while, the boy still didn't see any light. He was anxious. Although he was tired, he couldn't bear to let the girl run alone. "Are you worried about me? It's okay. You're very light."

Feeling the boy's firm tone, the little girl pursed her lips and said, "Then you carry me on your back. This way it won't be too tiring."

"Okay." The boy picked up the backpack on his back and quickly carried the little girl on his back. At the same time, he handed the phone in his pocket to the girl and told her the password. "Call the police!"

The little girl entered the password and made a call, but the call was quickly hung up. She called again, but the call was still hung up.

"I can't get through." The little girl was particularly confused.

As the boy ran, he quickly realized: "Is there no signal?"

"What's the signal?"

The boy was slightly stunned. He explained, "There are several white vertical lines on the top of the phone. They turn gray when there is no signal."

"It seems to be gray," the little girl put the phone in front of the boy, "Take a look."

The boy slowed down and took a look at his phone. Sure enough, there was no signal at all. This was a problem.

The boy was worried in his heart, but he comforted the little girl: "It's okay, it doesn't matter if there is no signal, we will be able to get out soon."

The little girl held her cell phone silently, her eyes half closed, not knowing what she was thinking.

Perhaps it was God's blessing. Two minutes later, the boy really saw light coming from the front and top. He couldn't hide his excitement and walked forward quickly...