Quick Transmigration: Refusing to Be a Victim's Child

At a time like this, who has time to deal with delivery issues?

Shao's father glared at Shao's mother, assuming that she had bought something online again.

Seeing this, Shao's mother also felt guilty.

Some things are cheaper to buy online, and since she didn't have much money, she actually bought some supplies online.

The knocking on the door continues.

Shao's father told Shao's mother to open the door herself, sounding annoyed.

"Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry!"

Shao's mother was in pain all over and didn't even have the strength to get up. She was still being rushed to open the door, so you can imagine how bad her mood was.

As a result, when she finally managed to open the door with her toes, she was greeted not by a package, but by a fist the size of a sandbag, which punched her nose twice.

"what--"

Shao's mother cried out in pain, and the man outside grabbed her hair and dragged her into the house.

Following closely behind was a group of burly men wearing leather jackets and jeans, with unshaven beards and menacing faces.

"Who are you? Get out of here right now, or we'll call the police."

Shao's father, though outwardly fierce, inwardly berated them for their behavior. Before he could finish speaking, he was punched several times in the stomach, vomited a mouthful of sour water, and immediately curled up on the ground, not daring to utter another sound.

A burly, dark-faced man, who seemed to be the leader, stepped on Shao's father's face, pressing it to the ground and rubbing it relentlessly, saying in a deep voice:

"Where's your child? Call him out here."

Upon hearing this, Shao's father's heart skipped a beat, and he immediately guessed that the other party had come to find that little beast.

'What should I do? If this guy finds out the little brat has run away, I'll be dead for sure!'

Just as I was pondering this, the three children who had quietly hidden in the kitchen were dragged out.

"Ah, ah, ooh, ah!"

The three children couldn't speak; they were so frightened that they could only whimper and whisper.

Before Shao's father could think any further, he could only steel himself, get up, rush to his youngest son, pull him into his arms, and say, half-concealingly:

"What...what do you want with my son? He's so young, he doesn't understand anything."

The burly, dark-faced man's eyes lit up at the sight. He kicked Shao's father away, picked up Shao Chengrong with one hand, and looked him over. Finding his age and appearance to match, he grinned and said:

"So it was you, you little brat. Damn it, you made me search for you everywhere."

After saying that, the man's eyes flashed with malice, and he raised his hand and slapped Shao Chengrong's face twice, instantly turning his fair and tender face into a pig's head.

Shao Chengrong looked aggrieved and started crying.

Shao's father felt heartbroken, but he also secretly breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that he had made the right bet.

These people had never seen what that little beast looked like.

Before he could catch his breath, the burly, dark-faced man suddenly forced open the child's mouth, squinted inside, and said suspiciously:

"What happened? Where did this kid's tongue go? Wasn't he supposed to be really powerful? How come he's crippled before the apocalypse even happened?"

As soon as he finished speaking, the gazes of the burly men immediately turned to Shao's father and the others.

The three women were so nervous that they couldn't say a word, and could only huddle together in a tight huddle.

Shao's father's forehead instantly broke out in a sweat, his legs trembling, and he managed to explain:

“Last night a group of thugs suddenly broke in. For some reason, they insisted that my son had insulted them, and in order to retaliate against us, they cut out my child’s tongue.”

"Where are they?" the burly, dark-faced man pressed.

"I had to go out this morning, but I said I'll be back this afternoon."

Shao's father considered it carefully and said:

“We are just ordinary people. Those people were all carrying guns. We didn’t dare to resist. We could only stay in the house and wait for them to come back.”

Hearing Shao's father say that, the burly man with the dark face and the others snorted disdainfully.

I have nothing but contempt for this coward who doesn't even dare to call the police or run away.

However, he abandoned his plan to immediately silence the person.

The group exchanged glances, then escorted Shao's father and the others to get into the car and leave.

unfortunately,

They had barely stepped out of the villa when they were caught red-handed by a group of armed police hiding in a corner.

"Boss, this is the fourth wave already. What's wrong with these people? Why are they all rushing here like dumplings being dropped into a pot?" a young police officer asked curiously.

As soon as he finished speaking, his colleague tapped him on the forehead and warned him:

"Stop rambling. Why are you so curious? These people think differently than us. Who knows, we might be able to get a lot of information out of them."

The young police officer touched his forehead and nodded.

If the organization has more information, it can be better prepared for the future.

*

On the other side, in a market in the county town.

What should have been a bustling and lively place is now much less crowded because of this morning's news.

Even those who did come out to shop all wore masks, their faces completely covered. They rushed out to buy some daily necessities and then hurried home.

Grandma Shao led Shao Linshen into a shop, picked out an outfit, changed into it, and was about to pay and leave when her eldest grandson grabbed the hem of her clothes.

She turned around and saw that the handsome and cute little boy had turned into a little girl wearing a hat and a floral red dress.

"Grandma, do you think I look good dressed like this?"

Shao Linshen deliberately made a delicate gesture with his pinky fingers, held the hem of his skirt, and twirled around in front of the old lady, making her laugh so hard her stomach cramped.

"Wow, she's so beautiful! Whose little girl is this? How come she's so pretty?"

Grandma Shao raised her hand and tapped the tip of his nose. She was very satisfied with her grandson, who was precocious and clever.

The grandmother and granddaughter changed their clothes, put on masks, and even Ahua packed her bags in a handbag. The two held hands and walked directly towards the station.

Inside the station, some passengers preparing to return home were still waiting in the waiting hall.

From a great distance, Shaolin Shen saw several men squatting at the station entrance, their eyes like detector lights, staring intently at every passing passenger.

Unfortunately, the Shao family grandfather and grandson had no intention of going in at all.

The two calmly walked past the roadside and walked quite a distance in front of the station. They didn't even look at their destination carefully. When they saw a car coming, they stopped it and only bought tickets and sat down after the other passengers got on.

"A train ticket to H City costs 36 yuan."

The ticket seller walked up to Grandma Shao, glanced at Shao Linshen who was less than a meter tall, took the money the old lady handed over, and tore off a ticket for her.

There weren't many passengers on the bus. Shao Linshen chose a window seat and sat down. He was originally looking down and holding his handbag, but when he heard that the bus was going to H City, his ears twitched and his eyes unconsciously lifted up.

Grandma Shao kept a close eye on her grandson, and noticing his unusual expression, she quickly whispered with concern:

"Shen Shen, is something wrong?"

"No."

Shao Linshen shook his head, thought for a moment, and then leaned close to the old lady's ear to discuss:

"Grandma, can we stay in H City for a while?"

Grandma Shao escaped with her grandson, intending to go to her parents' home to avoid the trouble.

She didn't know how long the monster or apocalypse her grandson was talking about would last, but people always like to live in groups.

She's getting old, and if something were to happen to her, at least the child would have a relative to look after him.

Hearing Shao Linshen say this, the old lady didn't rush to refute him, but instead asked in a gentle tone:

"Then tell Grandma why you want to stay in H City for a while? Didn't you say that things would change in a couple of days?"