Quick Wear: The Short-lived Female Supporting Character Does Not Want to Be a Heartthrob

The salty and damp sea water with a damp smell instantly sprayed onto Count Alipu's arms and body. He was shocked at first, then he took out a handkerchief from his pocket and started to wipe himself.

Count Alipu was not angry, but rather somewhat happy: "You must be blaming me for sending you away. I won't be angry with you."

After wiping his clothes, the count said to the calm water surface: "Actually, I regret it. I want you to stay."

He had more to say, but Susan suddenly popped up and said, "Get out of here."

The mermaid had given him so many surprises and interactions today, and Alipu was very happy. He knew that the relationship could not be improved in one day, and it had to be improved slowly.

So he gently comforted her: "Okay, I'll go, you take care of yourself, don't be angry."

So the count left, and Wan Ning observed him in the dark for a long time. This Alipu looked like a young man in his twenties. Before leaving, he looked back at the pool several times, obviously paying attention to Susan.

After the people disappeared again, Wan Ning climbed up the high platform again: "Susan."

Hearing Wan Ning's call, Susan reappeared on paper: "Dai Ning."

"Is he the one who brought you back here?"

Susan nodded, her body rising and falling in the water. "Yes, I was taken to land and stuffed into a black box, and finally ended up here."

Wan Ning looked distressed: "You have suffered, Susan."

At this time, Gerry also rushed out of the house with something in his hand. After running closer, Gerry threw the thing in front of him.

"I didn't find any rope, but the sheets and fabrics could serve as ropes."

Wan Ning nodded: "Sure, tie them together."

Gary and Wan Ning tied the rope quickly, and soon it became a long rope.

Gary hesitated for a moment and said to Susan in the water: "Grab the rope later and we will pull you up, but you..."

Susan said directly: "I can do it, don't worry, I don't know what happened, I can walk on land."

After hearing Susan's words, Wan Ning and Gary did not ask any more questions, but threw the rope into the water.

Seeing this, Susan hurriedly grabbed the cloth and said, "I've got it, you guys pull it up."

So the two began to pull up hard, and Susan's body inevitably rubbed against the wall, leaving some marks. But Susan didn't care about the pain of rubbing her flesh, her desire for freedom was more important than anything else.

Finally Susan was pulled out, and the moment the blue fish tail touched the water, Susan grew legs.

Gary turned away hastily, while Wan Ning picked up the remaining curtain and wrapped it around Susan's shoulders: "Take this and put it on."

Susan nodded: "Okay."

Because Susan was still a little unsteady when she walked, Gary went straight up and picked her up and walked away.

When they arrived at the place where they had to climb over the wall, Gary jumped up first and then reached out his hand, while Wan Ning held Susan's legs from behind. The two of them worked together to finally help Susan climb up the wall.

Finally, Gary pulled Wan Ning up again, and then the three of them successfully climbed over to the other side of the courtyard wall.

Taking advantage of the fact that the front yard was bustling and no one was paying attention, Wan Ning and the other two walked straight forward along the courtyard wall. Using the same method, they finally got out of Condon Manor.

Finally, she came out. Susan's suppressed emotions instantly improved a lot: "I finally came out, it's so great!"

Gary looked at Susan and smiled happily: "I'm here to protect you this time."

Susan nodded happily: "Well, Gerry, you are so nice."

Wan Ning looked around them and said, "I heard the sound of horse hooves over there. Why don't we find a carriage and leave here?"

Gerry also thought of the nobles who came to the banquet at Condon Manor. He said to Susan and Wan Ning, "Take Susan and wait at the intersection ahead. I'll get a carriage."

"Okay, don't worry." Wan Ning knew what Gary meant, so he took Susan's hand and walked forward.

Gerry went straight to the other side of the road. There were some carriages parked not far ahead.

Quietly walking to a meadow, Gary bent down and observed quietly.

Some of the coachmen were napping in the carriage, while others were standing beside the carriage and chatting with people.

Spotting an unattended carriage, Gerry quietly approached it.

He saw the right moment and jumped up quickly, but he was a fish living in water and didn't know how to drive a horse!

The horse suddenly became agitated, shaking its head and tail, and kicking its feet continuously, instantly attracting the attention of the other drivers.

In panic, Gary pulled the rope in his hand hard. The horse felt pain and immediately raised its neck to resist, but in the end, Gary still pulled it up and it jumped up wildly.

One horse became restless, and the horses pulling the other carriages also became restless. In an instant, the sound of horses neighing in front of the gate of Condon Manor continued.

Wan Ning pulled Susan to the shadows and saw a commotion at the gate. The carriage driven by Gary was twisting and turning as it rushed forward.

"Gerry, here."

Wan Ning shouted. Although Gerry noticed Wan Ning and Susan in front of him, he was also anxious: "This guy is not easy to control at all."

The horse seemed to be crazy and would not move properly. It actually rushed towards where Wan Ning and Susan were.

Gary exerted all his strength in an instant, the veins on his strong arms bulged, and he finally forced the horse to stop under his strong pull.

Seeing the carriage stopped in front of him, Wan Ning immediately jumped on it, then turned around and stretched out his hand to Susan: "Hurry up, hold my hand."

Susan also boarded the carriage with Wan Ning's help. Seeing this, Wan Ning shouted to Gary in front, "Hurry up, someone is coming from behind."

Today's horse-drawn carriages are of the open-top style, with the driver's seat in the front and passengers sitting in the back, all facing forward.

"Hold on tight," Gary yelled to the back and then swung the rope in his hand hard.

Wan Ning only felt his body leaning back suddenly, and the carriage under him started moving.

At this time, footsteps were heard from behind: "Hey, what are you doing?"

"That's my carriage. Stop it."

"Hey, did you hear that? Stop the carriage."

When Wan Ning saw many people rushing over, his heart instantly rose to his throat: "Gary, hurry up."

Gary was also panicking, "I know, just sit down and it will be fine."

Susan also saw those people, her eyes full of worry and fear: "Go quickly, I don't want to be caught by them again."

The carriage started to run wildly because Gerry whipped the horse hard on its butt.

But it was night time and the road was completely dark, with only a kerosene lamp hanging next to the carriage emitting light. Gary couldn't see the road ahead clearly and sometimes he would fall off the road.