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Rebirth of a Village Girl novel Chapter 18

18 017: Encounter_1

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If she had been just a powerless young girl today, she probably would have suffered irreparable harm by now.

Sister, I really dare not anymore! Please spare me! The thug cried and begged for mercy.

The other two thugs also quickly got up and knelt in front of this girl who was younger than them but stronger.

Ni Yang casually put away the dagger, looking down at the three thugs with a slight smirk, then slightly bent over and reached out her slender hand to them, Hand it over.

Although she was smiling, there was not the slightest hint of amusement in her eyes. Instead, the icy glint was utterly intimidating.

Wha what? One of the thugs shivered in fear.

The stick in your hand. Ni Yang spoke indifferently.

The thug, trembling all over, handed over the stick in his hand to Ni Yang.

In truth, it wasnt a stick, but a real iron pipe.

About as thick as two thumbs.

Ni Yang took the iron pipe, lightly bent it with both hands, and with a muffled sound, the pipe was easily broken into two pieces by her.

The three thugs were wide-eyed, unbelieving of what they were seeing right before them. Cold sweat broke out on their backs.

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Who on earth was this young girl?

However, the one who broke the iron pipe was unperturbed, the corners of her mouth upturned in a small smile, speaking to the thugs, If I catch you guys messing with the women of this city again, this pipe will be your fate!

Do you understand?

Her tone was cold and chilling, her presence commanding. She was not an ordinary girl; she seemed more like a person of high standing who had experienced many things.

Understood, understood! The thugs were so scared their faces turned pale and answered shakily.

Ni Yang casually threw the pipe to the ground, If youve understood, then get lost!

At her words, the thugs felt as if a huge burden had been lifted and they scampered away immediately.

Ni Yang did not linger, as her sister and mother were waiting for her at the inn, and she immediately turned around to move on.

Unbeknownst to her, shortly after she left, two figures, one tall and one short, appeared in the previously deserted alleyway.

One of the figures was tall and slender, standing casually with his hands in his pockets, radiating an irresistible aura of dominance. Sporting an army cap, beneath the brim of the cap were eyes that carried a dangerous glint.

His lips curled in a barely noticeable smile, giving no hint to his thoughts.

Anyone could see that this man was not someone to be trifled with.

The two men had witnessed every bit of what had just happened.

The slightly shorter one ran forward and picked up a white ticket that had fallen onto the ground. Third Brother, this fell off that girl.

Ni Yang was clearly coming for him. How could she possibly fancy Tang Shi, this naive boy?

But now, he could only let Ni Yang go safely to Beijing to find out what she was really up to.

Tang Shi touched his backside, limped in the direction that Ni Yang had disappeared off to.

Comrade, comrade, comrade at the front, please wait. As Tang Shi ran, he called out.

Ni Yang was already aware that someone was chasing her from behind. She turned around in confusion, Are you calling me?

Yes, yes, yes. Tang Shi stopped, gasping for breath, You are Comrade Ni Cuihua, arent you?

Ni Yang shook her head slightly, No, Im not Cuihua, but I know her.

Only then did Tang Shi get a clear look at Ni Yangs face. He stood there stunned, presenting the ticket. He said shyly, Well, as long as you know her, this comrade, you dropped your ticket.

Tang Shi having grown up in a big courtyard in Beijing, has seen many sophisticated city girls and daughters from prestigious families. However, he had never seen anyone as beautiful as Ni Yang. Perhaps, beautiful was not enough to describe her beauty.

Ni Yang quickly checked her pocket and realized, indeed, one of her tickets was missing. She thanked Tang Shi Thank you so much.

If not for him returning her ticket, she wouldnt be able to get another one in time for the train tomorrow morning.

No no problem, its nothing, Tang Shi blushed.

At that time, the phrase I found a penny on the road and handed it to the police was a household term, and people were very unsophisticated; there were none of the many scammers of later generations.

Ni Yang took the ticket and smiled, My friend, youve been of great help. How about I treat you to a bowl of noodles? There was a noodle restaurant nearby and Ni Yang did not want to owe him anything.

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