Six years later, I and my four cubs blew up my ex-husband's house

Keane's physical pain had just eased slightly, and he slept quite soundly this time.

Suddenly, he felt stinging pains all over his body, as if thousands of tiny needles were pricking him at the same time.

The moment he opened his eyes, he was terrified out of his wits.

Numerous poisonous insects were densely covering his body, gnawing at his flesh bit by bit with their sharp mouthparts.

His skin was covered with wounds, not a single one was intact, and blood and pus were mixed together, it was a terrible sight.

"Ahhh, what is this? What are you going to do?"

Keane screamed in terror, his voice filled with despair and fear.

Shi Yi stood at the door, looking down at him as if he were a dead man.

"I heard you really want to die, so I'll grant your wish. After all, living is just a waste of air, so you might as well be free sooner."

Don't worry, these poisonous insects won't kill you so quickly. They will bite your skin first and inject toxins into your body.

Then, your body will first experience intense stinging, followed by itching for seven days.

After that, it will start to fester little by little, but it won't die immediately.

These pains will probably torment you for forty-nine days.

You will personally experience every piece of flesh in your body gradually disappearing, bit by bit, until it is completely gone.

Then, you will have to watch helplessly as your internal organs are slowly devoured.

Ultimately, your body will be nothing but a lonely skeleton.

"what?"

Upon hearing this description, Keane's face turned horrified.

His eyes widened in disbelief, and he asked in a trembling voice, "Are you all crazy? How could you do this to me?"

"Don't you...don't you need any evidence?"

Shi Yi sneered coldly, "Your words are only good enough to fool Tuya."

It's not as important to me as you think.

While direct contact with you does save us the trouble of finding evidence.

But please don't naively think that without you, we won't be able to find the evidence.

Now that we've found you, finding where you've hidden the evidence shouldn't be difficult at all.

I'm giving you a chance because I think highly of you and am willing to give you a chance to atone for your sins.

If you can seize the opportunity and cooperate actively, you might still be able to fight for your life and barely escape with your life.

Since you don't want yourself anymore, then go die!

After saying that, Shi Yi ignored him and turned to leave.

Upon seeing this, Keane was immediately thrown into a panic.

He desperately wanted to say something, but those disgusting insects gave him no chance, clinging tightly to him and mercilessly gnawing at his body.

Keane was in excruciating pain, screaming incessantly.

The subordinate standing at the door, finding it too noisy, walked over and unceremoniously gagged him.

Then, we just left it there, letting it fend for itself.

At first, Keane still held onto a sliver of hope, thinking that they were just bluffing and would never actually let him die.

After all, they still need to obtain evidence from him.

He refused to believe that they would give up so easily.

However, as time passed, and the entire night went by, not a single person came to pay him any attention.

Keane began to panic.

That's when I started to realize that I might really be abandoned by them.

The next morning, Tuya came again, intending to continue her talk with Keane.

As a result, he was stopped by his men as soon as he reached the door.

The subordinate looked slightly grave and advised softly, "Miss Tuya, it would be better if you didn't see her for now."

Upon hearing this, Tuya frowned slightly, a sense of doubt welling up in her heart. "Why?"

The subordinate replied, "Well... we're using other methods to get him to comply."

The effects are not yet fully apparent, and going now could easily lead to failure.

So, Miss Tuya, would you please wait a moment?

When Tuya heard this, although she was still somewhat puzzled, she didn't say anything more.

She knew that her subordinates' concerns were not unfounded.

After all, Keane is very cunning. If we go in now, he'll think we're in a hurry for evidence and that we're going to start negotiating again.

However, out of curiosity, she couldn't help but ask, "What methods did you use to deal with him?"

The subordinate said, "It's nothing, just slow torture."

This gradually instills fear and pressure in him. Over time, this fear will accumulate in his heart and eventually form a psychological shadow that is difficult to get rid of.

By then, he should have completely calmed down and wouldn't dare to have any more thoughts of resistance.

Tuya became even more curious and asked again, "Then what exactly is this method?"

Fearing that Tuya might be frightened if she saw it, the subordinate hesitated for a moment before saying, "Well... if you want to see it, I'll show you the surveillance footage!"

As he spoke, he quickly turned on his computer.

Tuya glanced at the screen and was nearly scared to death.

Those bizarre, creepy insects were clinging tightly to Keane's body.

Keane was covered in blood, looking like a blood-soaked man. The scene was so horrific that it gave everyone goosebumps and a feeling of nausea.

Just looking at it is terrifying, let alone experiencing it firsthand.

Tuya quickly looked away. "That's enough."

The subordinate immediately understood and moved the computer away.

To be honest, they also found it extremely creepy.

Tuya only cared about asking, "Won't this kill people?"

The subordinate shook his head and said, "No, we have people watching him 24 hours a day. We will never let him die."

Tuya nodded, but couldn't help asking, "Who came up with this brilliant idea?"

The subordinate blurted out instinctively, "Young Master Shi Yi... cough cough cough, it's just..."

He almost let slip, and quickly tried to cover it up, "I mean, using a special method often has unexpected results for these stubborn and inflexible people. That's what the higher-ups taught us."

In short, go back and wait a few days; perhaps he'll confess very soon.

Tuya wasn't so easily fooled; she immediately stared at him and pressed, "Has Shi Yi been here?"

The subordinate remained quite calm and replied, "No."

Tuya clearly didn't believe him and stared intently at him, trying to glean the truth from his expression.

The subordinates are also well-trained and maintain a calm demeanor on the surface.

But Tuya, who had spent years navigating the black market and surviving by reading people's faces, could easily detect the hint of guilt flashing in the other person's eyes.

Her heart tightened, and she suddenly grabbed the other person's collar, her emotions running high, her voice rising a few decibels, "He really came, didn't he?"

when?

Last night?

Where are you now?