There is no way the Liberian girl could lay eggs!

"What's wrong? Isn't this what you taught me?"

"Hey! Wait!"

Tucked the folder under her arm, Tallulah quickly chased after him.

There were far fewer pedestrians on the street than before, so Tallulah easily caught up with Talia. Grabbing Talia's shoulder with one hand, Tallulah talked to her as if nothing had happened.

Talia ducked down to avoid Tallulah's hand, looked back at the "hooligan" guy, and continued walking.

"What's wrong? Are you not satisfied with the reward? Then I'll try a different place next time?"

Bending down to be at the same height as Talila, Talila smiled and pretended to do it again. Talila was so scared that she quickly covered her mouth with her hands, quickened her pace, and moved away from Talila.

Although there were few people on the street, there were still a few of them. When they made such a noise, passers-by turned their eyes over.

The burning gaze made Talia feel uncomfortable. She glanced at Tallulah, turned around and walked into the alley.

"Women are so weird, aren't they?"

Facing the moody Talia, Tallulah felt helpless for the first time and sighed on the spot.

"Wait for me!"

Waving towards the alley, Tallulah resolutely followed in, ignoring the strange looks from passers-by.

contract?

I’ll think about this carefully when I get back. Now let’s get Talia back first!

.........

"Talia... Viscount Dennis..."

Lying on the sofa, Avdotja looked at the blank chat page on her phone in a daze.

"dad..."

Her lips, dry from lack of water, opened and closed with difficulty. Avdoga stared at the unread message on her phone, unable to close her eyes.

Even though her body was exhausted, Avdotka's spirit told her that she couldn't sleep yet!

Her father has been missing for almost four days and there is no news of him now. Another 24 hours will be enough to report him to the police for missing person!

The uneasiness in her heart grew so strong that she didn't sleep a wink last night and worked overtime to finish the contract with Talia.

"How about asking Talia? As a war noble, you should have some skills in this area, right?"

Thinking of Talia who had just left, Avdotka pounded the sofa in frustration, regretting that she didn't keep Talia.

Unlike her father who was a "businessman", Talia's status as a war noble meant that the other party had his own forces under his command, and perhaps she could use their power to help.

No matter how bad it is, it's still better than those guys who just sit there doing nothing, right?

"There are still 24 hours left. If there is still no news from Dad..."

Avdoga continued to send messages into the chat box, using this to numb herself, and slowly, slowly lost consciousness.

Steady breathing sounds filled the room. Worried about her father, Avdotka fell asleep restlessly.

.........

"Wait for me! You're not tall, but you can run pretty fast!"

The alleys of Dundelk are just like those in other Ursus cities, dirty and messy, and serve as a home for vagrants.

The oppressive force brought by Talia, who was dressed in aristocratic clothes, made these dirty homeless people dare not even look at her. They knelt on the ground and trembled.

Talia, who was not used to this situation, increased her speed again. Fortunately, Tallulah behind her had already approached Talia.

After catching up with Talia, Talia learned from her previous lesson and just followed Talia silently without saying a word.

Since you are not satisfied with anything I say, then I won’t say anything!

The two men did not have the aura of ordinary people. No one dared to stop them as they walked in the alley, and they soon walked back to the vicinity of the hotel.

After returning to the room and locking the door, Tallulah threw the contract on the bed and walked straight towards Talia.

It’s not good to have conflicts between teams, they must be resolved quickly!

"Talia~"

With a disgusting tone, Tallulah walked over to Talia who was drinking water.

"Ah! Are you disgusting?"

The hairs on her body stood up and a chill ran down her back. Talia turned around and looked at Tallulah, who had changed her "face".

"I don't remember you being that delicate!"

"Cough cough!"

After coughing awkwardly twice, Talula leaned against the wall with her hands and trapped Talia, who was holding a glass of water, in the corner.

"What do you want to do? Let me tell you, this room is not soundproof!"

Tallulah was a head taller than Talia, and the sense of oppression she brought from being above her was so strong that Talia unconsciously lowered her body.

Warning this guy who was "plotting something bad", Talia slowly moved to the side, but before she could go far, another hand was placed on her ear.

"Hey! Why are you reacting so strongly? It was just a kiss on the cheek."

And you kissed me first!

No one could understand the grievance in her heart. Tallulah still didn't understand why Talia ignored her. She simply thought that Talia was in a bad mood.

"That's all? You're being a hooligan, you know that?! Can you just kiss someone's face?!"

Hearing Tallulah's indifferent tone, Talia immediately became angry. She grabbed Tallulah's face with both hands and pulled it away with force.

"And on the street! With so many people watching! What do you want to do?!"

Talia's state at this moment was more shy than angry. With so many people watching on the street, Tallulah leaned over and kissed her without giving her time to react.

"Are you in Waimibuxin?"

Tallulah answered vaguely, grasping the key point of Talia's words.

If it doesn’t work outside, will it work at home?

So if I give you the reward now, will you not be angry anymore?

Tallulah, who had a keen intuition in combat, knew nothing about coaxing people. Until now, she simply thought that Talia was unhappy because there were outsiders present.

"no!"

"Well, now! I'm going to deal with the contract in a bit, so I'll give you the reward now!"

Grabbing Talia's wrists with both hands, Tallulah leaned forward, pushed Talia against the wall, and gave her a quick kiss on the corner of her mouth.

“Tallulah!!!”

Volume 3: Chapter 65: Seeing Things Reminds Me of Someone

Sitting on the bed angrily, Talia turned her back to Tallulah who was checking the contract at the table, crossed her arms over her chest, hung her calves over the edge of the bed, and kicked back and forth.

The corners of her lips were burning with disbelief. Even after a long time, Talia could still feel the warmth belonging to Tallulah.

This guy...

After quietly turning her head to glance at Tallulah and finding that she was looking at the contract seriously, Talia turned back disappointedly.

Rewards, rewards!

Don't think you can just get away with it!

Sitting there thinking about it, she felt more and more at a loss, and Tatalia was unwilling to just let it go.

Not only did I not get to enjoy the meal, but I was also kissed twice. What is this?

Who rewards whom?

"Phew! It seems like this Miss Avdotka and you get along quite well."

After checking the contract, Tallulah carefully closed it, put it in the drawer, and locked it tightly with an iron lock.

Whether the guerrillas can have a full winter depends entirely on them!

"How to say?"

The one-sided "cold war" made Talia suffer. Since Tallulah spoke to her first, she no longer insisted and took over the conversation.

"I've checked the contract. Not a single clause in it targets us. On the contrary, it gives us quite a few benefits. Miss Avdotka has taken on most of the transportation and management costs."

"Roughly speaking, this batch of food is at least 50% cheaper than I expected!"

With her five fingers spread out, Tallulah shook them in front of Talia.

She originally thought that Talia could get this batch of grain at a 10% discount, but unexpectedly, Talia performed beyond her expectations and the price of the grain was almost halved.

Could it be that Talia has an undiscovered talent for negotiation?

"Huh? Is it so cheap?"

Forget it, just pretend I didn’t say anything!

Sitting next to Talia, the bed sank due to his weight, forming a depression, and Talia's body leaned over unconsciously.

"Where do you want to eat later? You're the hero of this trip, and the reward I promised you will be paid shortly!"

"That's pretty much it!"

Patting Talia's head, Tallulah comforted the angry little girl.

After she kissed him, Talia, who could no longer bear it, told her her true thoughts and what reward she wanted.

Only then did she realize that she had misunderstood Talia before.

But the dreamlike scene from last night was still vivid in her mind, making Tallulah a little unsure whether it was real or not.

"Do you remember what happened last night?"

Tallulah asked tentatively, observing Talia's reaction carefully, more seriously than when she was reading the contract, not daring to blink, for fear of missing any details.

She wanted to see if Talia still remembered the details of last night and the "reward".

"Last night? Did anything happen last night?"

Talia was confused when asked, and recalled the details of last night.

"I just remember that I was drunk and you came to pick me up, and then, and then..."

"And what!"

Leaning forward, Tallulah and Talia looked at each other face to face. They were only a few centimeters apart, and Talia could even smell the burnt smell on Tallulah's body.

"And then I don't remember anything!"

Spreading her hands and shrugging her shoulders, Talia answered in a dignified manner.

"Is that so? Do you remember the streetlights and stuff?"

Continuing to ask questions without giving up, Tallulah closed the distance again.

"What streetlight? Why do you keep saying such weird things?"

Leaning back to avoid Tallulah, Talia placed her hand on Tallulah's forehead.

"You don't have a fever?"

"You don't remember anything?"

"You burned a street lamp?"

Tallulah's repeated chats in the group made Tachilia feel very angry about her father, but she had no way to escape because she really couldn't remember it.

The only memory she had was of falling asleep in Tallulah's arms. Until she woke up the next morning, she had no idea what had happened during that time.

"Forget it! Let's not talk about this anymore! Let me take you out for a nice meal first!"

Giving up the idea of ​​asking further questions, Tallulah no longer forced herself to recall the details of last night.

Just think of it all as a dream, now I am just waking up from it...

...............

Dundelke is brightly lit at night, awakening a new round of vitality.

Unlike the hurried pedestrians on the streets during the day, Dundelk late at night is more about laziness and decadence.