Quick Wear: Devil's Whisper

Hao Meili was so focused on smoking that the noise behind her didn't affect her at all.

The old Taoist priest struggled to get up, raised the talisman in his hand and stuck it on Hao Meili's back.

Hao Meili suddenly froze in place, and the old Taoist heaved a sigh of relief, thinking that the talisman's power had taken effect. Unexpectedly, he was thrown out with an over-the-shoulder throw the next second.

The old Taoist priest hit Liang Mancang squarely, and immediately felt that his bones were about to fall apart.

He was almost there, but Liang Mancang was already falling apart.

Liang Mancang was hit unexpectedly and heard the familiar cracking sound again.

Liang Mancang's eyes went dark, and before he passed out from the pain, his last thought was "It's over, my leg is broken again."

Hao Meili first called the lawyer in the Legal Department, telling him to go to the police station and wait, and then she called the police.

He went to the storage room to get a bundle of climbing ropes, tied up the Taoist master and his disciple, then walked up to Liang Mancang, looked at him for a moment, raised his hand, and pressed heavily on his philtrum.

Liang Mancang was awakened by the pain. He felt like his front teeth were about to be pushed out. This woman was too cruel.

He had to open his eyes and face Hao Meili. This was not his thin wife at all, she was clearly a female demon.

Hao Meili asked calmly, "Comrade Lao Liang, are you living too comfortably, or is your skin itchy again? Do you need me to scratch it for you?"

Liang Mancang quickly denied it and shook his head like a rattle.

"Do you think I'm possessed by something dirty, or do you think the two Taoist priests are liars?"

Liang Mancang immediately stated his position: "They are scammers who want to cheat us out of money. I am not familiar with them. You must trust me as much as I trust you."

In order to distance himself from the old Taoist priest, Liang Mancang had to fight hard. He had no choice but to fight! The master had died here, and his plastic body was not strong enough to withstand the test!

"Can you call an ambulance for me? My leg seems to be broken again. It's all because of that stinky Taoist priest. I will explain it to the police."

Liang Mancang was an expert at changing his stance according to the situation. As soon as he saw the master fall, he immediately changed sides.

Seeing that he was sweating from the pain, Hao Meili finally felt kind enough to call the emergency number.

The police officer was the first to arrive at the crime scene and found that it was an old acquaintance whom he had just met half a year ago.

The person who reported the case this time was Hao Meili again. She walked calmly to the antique display cabinet, took down a miniature camera from a black handicraft, handed it to the police, and asked them to take it back as evidence.

Liang Mancang sweated more and more. He was scared. He thought he could do whatever he wanted when Hao Meili was not at home. He didn't expect that she was watching him all the time.

It was a close call. If I had stood on the wrong side, I would probably have to spend the rest of my life in a wheelchair.

He failed to kill the snake and instead suffered from it. It seems that his chance of turning things around is far away.

Liang Mancang gave his confession with great reluctance, and he hoped that he could receive treatment as soon as possible.

The evidence and confessions were complete. The two Taoist priests were handcuffed while unconscious and were about to be sent to the public security bureau.

The Taoist robe, the broken peach wood sword, the talisman paper on the ground, the broken compass, and a bag of black dog blood were all irrefutable evidence that the Taoist was practicing feudal superstition.

The ambulance finally arrived and Liang Mancang was carried into the ambulance with tears in his eyes. Damn, it hurt so much.

Hao Meili did not go to the hospital, but went to the police station to meet up with her lawyer first.

Liang Feng took the watch and happily rushed home to eat, but then he saw an ambulance coming towards him. For some reason, Liang Feng had a bad feeling.

Before he could run back home, a police car drove past him again. The window was open, so Liang Feng clearly saw that the woman sitting in the back seat of the police car was his mother.

Liang Feng held onto the fence beside him and managed to steady his shaky body. Suddenly, a thought flashed through his mind: his mother had finally taken action.

He stumbled back home, but the distance of just over 200 meters seemed so long to him.

There was still a crowd of people at the door of Liang Feng's house. When they saw Liang Feng coming back, they immediately told him what had just happened.

Everyone sighed that Hao Meili's life was not easy as she had to balance her career and family. The man at home was also a worry as he was often injured and hospitalized, and they could not rely on him if anything happened.

A grown man, but he was so easily deceived that he dared to bring the child home after listening to a few words from a fake Taoist priest. He was simply inviting a wolf into the house, and in the end he got hurt. It was his wife who had to endure the hardship, worry, and clean up the mess.

Liang Feng's eyes were a little dull. How could his father be so superstitious? There were many such beliefs in his hometown, but he never took them seriously. How could he be fooled today?

But the only thing to be thankful for is that his mother will not go to jail for beating her husband to death.

Liang Feng was puzzled. How could his father dare to do that? Wasn’t he afraid of having his mother break his legs?

Liang Mancang was regretting his decision so much because his leg was broken again. The last time, it was his right leg that was broken by Hao Meili. Just a few days after he recovered, his left leg was broken by the old Taoist priest again.

It is no exaggeration to say that it was indeed a smashing move. When Hao Meili hit him, Liang Mancang dodged. Unfortunately, he had just experienced a round of domestic violence and was so slow in his movements that he was unable to completely dodge and only managed to save his right leg which had been broken once.

Hao Meili received a call from the director of orthopedics, who said that Liang Mancang's examination had been completed and he was not seriously ill, and the admission procedures had been completed.

After hanging up the phone, Hao Meili looked up at the middle-aged policeman who was asking her questions. It was the same man from last time, and he still suspected her this time.

After arriving at the police station, Hao Meili didn't say a word at all. It was her lawyer who communicated with the police throughout the whole process.

The middle-aged policeman asked Hao Meili why she suddenly installed surveillance cameras at home, and they were pinhole cameras.

The lawyer responded: "I hope you can understand that although selling pinhole cameras is illegal, it is the owner's right to install surveillance in private areas. This has nothing to do with the model of the camera. The content captured does not violate the privacy of others. I also hope that you can respect the privacy of the person who reported the case."

Hao Meili waved her hand, indicating that she didn't care: "Don't get excited. I believe in the professional ethics of the investigators and they will not leak the contents of the transcript."

After a pause, he added: "If my privacy is really leaked, just sue me directly, it's okay."

Hao Meili's tone was gentle and her attitude was like that of a peacemaker, but the meaning of her words was aggressive.

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When Hao Meili walked out of the police station, she asked the lawyer to take back the banner that had been sent out last time.

The middle-aged policeman's face turned red with embarrassment. He had been in the police force for more than 30 years and had received countless banners and thank-you letters. This was the first time that someone wanted to take back a banner given to him. It was like a slap in the face in public.