Help! I buried a crazy husband in the interstellar burial

Hua Ran changed into new clothes today and was in a good mood so she got on the floating car.

She made an appointment with her eldest cousin Hua Lin to have tea.

Same teahouse, same private rooms.

This time, Hua Ran was not stopped by the waiter.

She discovered some very interesting things in these three days.

Hua Ran sat leisurely opposite Hua Lin.

Hua Lin first glanced at Hua Ran, took a sip of tea and said, "Tell me, what do you want from me?"

Since childhood, Hua Lin could not understand this cousin who was a generation younger than him. She was obviously very weak, but her spiritual core was terrifyingly strong.

A pair of eyes that seemed to be able to see through people's hearts. People with something to hide would not dare to confront them easily.

His fearless sister would explode like a firecracker when she faced her.

Hua Ran turned the teacup around, looked at her eldest cousin across from her, and said sternly, "I hope my eldest cousin will return the 5000 million star coins to me."

Hua Lin looked at Hua Ran seriously, making sure that she was not joking, then sneered: "I didn't take the money." After saying that, he sipped his tea in silence with an indifferent expression, with no emotion visible on his face at all.

Hua Ran said casually: "Of course I know, and I also know that my eldest cousin will not harm his own cousin, right?" Hua Ran's bright eyes pierced Hua Lin, not missing any expression on his face.

Hua Ran didn't believe it. Her brother needed elixir, so Hua Lin recommended Tiantian to him. Was it just a coincidence?

If the situation had not been urgent, the transaction of the fifth-grade elixir would not have been so simple. She had reason to suspect that Hua Lin and Tian Tian were in collusion to commit murder and robbery.

Of course, based on her understanding of her cousin, he is at most a little selfish, but is unlikely to harm his own family members.

The reasonable inference is that He Tiantian told Hua Lin about the high-grade spiritual medicine in order to show off, and Hua Lin made some benefits from it. Hua Lin didn't know that He Tiantian was so bold as to fake the spiritual medicine.

Hua Lin felt a little guilty. He looked at Hua Ran with a complicated expression and said, "The people of the Hua family will unite against the outside world and will not kill each other."

After that, for some reason, he added, "Tell Tiantian that the elixir is fine."

Hua Ran thought to herself, what's the point of telling Tiantian that there's no problem? Isn't this just shirking responsibility?

Hua Ran spread her hands and said, "There is no evidence that there is a problem with the elixir right now."

Hua Ran leaned forward and said domineeringly: "But, if I say there is a problem, then there is a problem, regardless of whether there is evidence or not."

Hua Lin was slightly annoyed. Hua Ran's unreasonable behavior shattered his slight guilt. He looked at her unkindly and said quietly, "Hua Ran, we must rely on facts and evidence for everything. I don't have time to accompany you in making trouble for no reason." After that, he hung his coat on his arm and prepared to leave.

Hua Ran drank the bitter tea in the cup and said casually: "Yixin Yueyuan"

Hua Lin suddenly turned around and asked in a deep voice: "What did you say?"

Hua Ran held her chin with both hands, blinked her eyes and said, "Brother, do you think my cousin's wife would be interested?"

Hua Lin's heart skipped a beat, and he sat back in his chair, pretending to be calm and asking, "What do you know?"

Hua Ran shook her head innocently, "I don't know anything, cousin, you said that there should be evidence for everything. How can you just say something without evidence?"

Hua Ran deliberately emphasized the word "evidence".

"Do you know what you are saying?" Hua Lin stared at Hua Ran.

Hua Ran said nonchalantly: "Brother, look at what you said, of course I know." Then she pursed her lips and said: "I only want 5000 million."

Hua Lin slammed the teacup down and said, "Remember what you said." Then he stood up and left.

This time, Hua Ran did not try to keep him.

Hua Ran waited for a while before getting up to leave the private room, but was stopped by the waiter.

Hua Ran curled her lips. Was she angry? How could he be so rude to leave a girl to pay the bill? She was ready to pay and leave.

"Hello, please put this lady's spending on my account."

Hua Ran looked at the person who came in confusion and found that he was a gentle man wearing gold-rimmed glasses, who looked somewhat familiar.

Hua Ran complained in her heart, this is too pretentious. In this interstellar society and the age of genetics, there is no such thing as shortsightedness.

"Hello, Miss Hua, please allow me to introduce myself. My last name is Zhou, and I am Zhou Zhou's eldest brother, Weekend."

Hua Ran suddenly realized, no wonder he looked familiar, he was very elegant and refined, a member of the Zhou family.

On weekends, seeing is believing.

Weekend's eyes tightened. His family had told him to maintain a good relationship with her, so why were the other party's emotions so abnormally fluctuating? It seemed that he didn't have a good impression of him. Was it because he performed too poorly in some way?

"Miss Hua, excuse me, you seem to be very... "

Hua Ran's heart skipped a beat. Was he so perceptive? She couldn't say his name was too funny, but there was no such thing as weekends in the galaxy, and she couldn't say she thought he looked pretentious for wearing glasses.

Weekend looked at Hua Ran's defensive eyes, and suddenly an idea came to him. He took off his glasses and said, "I'm sorry, Miss Hua, you seem to have some misunderstanding about me. My glasses tell me that you don't seem to have a good impression of me, so I would like to ask you, have I offended you accidentally in any way?"

Hua Ran was shocked, staring at the gold-rimmed glasses in Weekend's hand with wide eyes.

Seeing that he seemed interested in the glasses, Weekend handed them to Hua Ran and introduced them, "These glasses are the work of a certain refiner who is quite curious. When people wear them, they can interpret the other person's emotional fluctuations to a certain extent when talking to others. Of course, it is still difficult to interpret the strong."

Hua Ran played with the glasses in his hand and complained silently: Isn’t this a magic tool for picking up girls?

The weapon refiners in this world are so amazing.

Hua Ran asked the name of the glasses. Weekend was silent for a moment and then slowly said, "Gold-rimmed glasses."

Hua Ran: That’s embarrassing in capital letters.

Hua Ran returned the glasses to him and said perfunctorily: "These glasses are not very accurate. I'm just a little shy."

Weekend didn't dwell on this and took the gold-rimmed glasses from Hua Ran's hand and prepared to put them on.

Suddenly, a man with a tough face and wearing an imperial soldier's uniform came forward and pulled Hua Ran away.

Hua Ran staggered and almost fell down. She tried to shake off the hand on her wrist, but failed.

She looked at the owner of the hand, as if he was a man walking a bomb.

Hua Ran was confused. Who is this? I don't know him at all.

"No, who are you, brother?"

"Let go of Miss Flower."

Flower dyeing and weekends are exported at the same time.

Jiang Jingwu did not think deeply about why Hua Ran could easily get rid of his shackles. He pointed his finger at Hua Ran and said angrily: "Hua Ran, I didn't expect you to be this kind of person." After saying this, he had an expression of humiliation and unwillingness as if he had been cuckolded.

Hua Ran hated it most when someone pointed at her.

The teahouse suddenly became bustling with people watching the excitement. They thought it was just a normal drama of two men fighting for one woman, but they didn't expect it to develop into a scene of catching an adulterer. It was interesting, too interesting.

There is no interstellar human who doesn't like to watch the fun, but it's a pity that the heroine at the center of the topic doesn't look very good.