Siheyuan (traditional courtyard house): 52 years of farming, producing hundreds of millions of tons

The Pallas's cat did not attack.

It sat on Jia Zhangshi's chest.

"Second Aunt, the Pallas's rabbit didn't attack you, why aren't you running away?"

Someone reminded the second aunt.

is it?

The second aunt also noticed that even when she fell down and landed on the ground with Jia Zhangshi, the Pallas's rabbit showed no intention of attacking her.

The second aunt carefully and slowly stood up, then turned and ran.

I only breathed a sigh of relief after running more than ten meters.

“I understand. The Pallas’s cat is here for revenge. Even if Jia Zhangshi wants to drag us into this, the Pallas’s cat will not attack us at all.”

The second aunt realized what was happening.

Everyone nodded.

"Hey, why isn't Jia Zhangshi moving?"

Did she die from the fall?

Someone pointed at Jia Zhangshi, saying, "Isn't she a little too quiet?"

Chapter 164 Jia Zhangshi feigns death and holds another hospital-wide meeting.

"If the Pallas's cat scratches him a few times, he'll surely die. Did Jia Zhangshi fall and die?"

Someone guessed.

The older women started to panic.

A dead person is a big deal.

"Second Aunt, Third Aunt, what do you suggest we do?"

The wives of the two old men were brought out.

The second and third aunts were dumbfounded; they had no idea what to do.

at this time.

The Pallas's cat cried out and turned to leave.

Jia Zhangshi died.

It won the final victory and soon disappeared.

Hahaha!

Jia Zhangshi suddenly sat up and let out a triumphant laugh.

"A beast is a beast, it has no brains!"

"I lay on the ground pretending to be dead, and it thought I was really dead."

"What an idiot! It's such a stupid cat!"

Jia Zhangshi cursed triumphantly.

Everyone was stunned. Had Madam Jia been faking her death?

It must be said that Jia Zhangshi was quite clever; she was able to think of feigning death at a crucial moment and successfully deceived the Pallas's cat.

"You bunch of filthy bitches, why didn't you save me when the Pallas's cat charged at me?"

"Give me money. Each person should pay me ten yuan for medical expenses. If you don't pay, I'll report you to the neighborhood committee and the police."

"I'll sue you for failing to save someone in distress, and I'll put you in jail."

Jia Zhangshi launched an attack on the crowd.

There were five or six middle-aged women present, as well as some young women and wives, totaling more than ten people. They each received ten yuan, which was a huge profit!

"You're dreaming! You won't get a single penny!"

"Jia Zhangshi, you just wait. You tried to drag me down with you, and I won't let you get away with it."

The second aunt sneered.

"If anyone doesn't pay, I'll block their door and yell at them. Let's see who dares not to pay!"

Jia Zhangshi is obsessed with money.

I'm terrified of being poor!

From the time she married Lao Jia until the rat infestation, she had saved over a thousand yuan, which was all gone in an instant, leaving her with not a single penny.

When you're broke, you panic!

Jia Zhangshi was obsessed with money, but she had no ability to earn it herself, so she could only rely on Jia Dongxu or resort to crooked ways to make money!

She wants to try anything given the chance.

Regardless of whether the reason is valid or not!

That's just sophistry!

It would be best if we could get the money, but if we couldn't, we wouldn't lose anything!

Jia Zhangshi no longer cared about reputation or anything like that. She wasn't stupid; she knew long ago that her reputation was already tarnished, and it couldn't get any worse.

It couldn't be worse!

"Jia Zhangshi, are you going crazy?"

The three women questioned her angrily.

"If you don't give me the money, I'm going crazy!"

Jia Zhangshi's answer was perfectly reasonable.

"My dear sisters, Jia Zhangshi is trying to swindle us out of our money, let's beat her up!"

The three women got angry and charged forward with a shout.

Second Aunt was the first to respond.

Just now, Jia Zhangshi tricked her, and chased after her with the Pallas's rabbit. Fortunately, the Pallas's rabbit was there for revenge, and it only targeted Jia Zhangshi, not attacking anyone else.

otherwise.

She was really screwed over.

When the other middle-aged women saw that the second and third aunties were leading the way, what were they waiting for?

Five or six middle-aged women, along with young girls and wives, rushed forward and immediately pinned Jia Zhangshi to the ground.

Jia Zhangshi had no ability to resist at all.

More than ten people.

How did she resist?

When everyone left, Jia Zhangshi lay on the ground, her face bruised and swollen, much of her hair torn out, and her clothes ripped. She looked utterly hopeless.

An older woman returned from grocery shopping and found Jia Zhangshi lying pitifully in the yard.

"What happened?"

The woman was taken aback and quickly took a detour.

She disliked Jia Zhangshi, didn't want to help her, and even less wanted to be relied upon by her, so she was transferred back home.

When the deaf old lady came out and saw Jia Zhangshi's appearance, she pretended not to see her and slowly walked away, not afraid that Jia Zhangshi would cling to her.

Jia Zhangshi dared not extort her.

It's time to leave work.

Yi Zhonghai returned, his neck and face scratched and bleeding.

Jia Dongxu was right behind him, just like Yi Zhonghai.

"Sir, what's going on with you?"

The three women guarding the gate immediately noticed that Yi Zhonghai and Jia Dongxu's injuries were the same as the three women's. Could they have been scratched by the Pallas's rabbit?

"Oh, don't mention it!"

"When I was coming home from get off work and almost reached the courtyard, a Pallas's rabbit jumped down from the wall next to me, scratched me, and then ran away!"

Yi Zhonghai sighed.

He deliberately explained loudly.

Otherwise, it wouldn't be good if people misunderstood that it was a woman who scratched me.

"You got scratched too?"

The third aunt remembered Jia Zhangshi.

"Could there be someone else?"

Yi Zhonghai was taken aback.