There is no way the Liberian girl could lay eggs!

Talina hung up the phone on her own initiative. She was in a very bad mood and didn't want to be disturbed by anyone.

Looking at the phone in her hand, Tarina smiled bitterly.

I wanted to find someone to talk to, but in the end I ended up feeling even worse...

Forget it, there’s no point in thinking so much now, I might as well do something useful.

Putting the phone back into her pocket, Talina stroked her feathers, a determined look flashed in her eyes, and then she pulled hard with her arm, and a bunch of white feathers were pulled off.

"It hurts..."

Baring her teeth, Talina kept blowing air. This kind of hard pulling was very uncomfortable for her, and there was a little blood at the roots of the feathers that were still developing.

Talina gently rubbed her fingers where the feathers had originally been, feeling the empty space, and suddenly felt a little regretful.

I should have pulled out the hairs one by one. I don't know if pulling them out this way will cause alopecia areata...

The thought of having a bald spot on her head made Talina feel sick.

But the matter was over, and it was unrealistic to continue now, so Talina was sad for a while and then started preparing her farewell gift.

There were five feathers pulled off in total, which, in addition to the two eggs, was just enough to give one to each of the other three people.

After dividing the feathers, Talina put them between pieces of paper and hid them quietly, and then sent them to the rooms of the other three people at dinner time.

"I'll give it to you first."

Holding two longer feathers, Talina came to the bed, reached out to take the two eggs, lifted them up, and then stuffed the feathers under them to press them down.

"Oh, sorry, I'm not a qualified mother..."

Looking at the two eggs, Talina began to feel uncomfortable.

The sudden separation forced her to make a choice. For the safety of her children and to avoid unnecessary sacrifices, Tarina had no choice but to do so.

Picking up the two eggs, Talina lay down on the bed, pulled the quilt over her and began to rest.

I have to get up early tomorrow morning to avoid other people's sight. I will feel uncomfortable if I don't get enough rest. It's a good opportunity for me to spend some time with my children.

In this final time, Talina just wanted to be alone in peace and quiet.

The sun gradually fell from the sky and landed behind the mountain, hiding itself. Instead, two bright moons hung high in the sky.

Talina slept soundly and undisturbed. She just wanted time to stay at this moment forever so that she wouldn't have to experience separation.

Unfortunately, reality is not always as we wish.

Maybe tomorrow will be better?

No one can say for sure.

Volume 3: Chapter 255: The Hobby of the Angel

It was three o'clock in the morning and the sky was still dark.

This period of time is the most tiring time for human beings. Even the soldiers on night watch will inevitably feel sleepy and lack energy.

In the dark night, a short figure was constantly moving back and forth on the roadside, crouching down and walking quickly to avoid the sight of the guards, approaching the exit step by step.

The short figure was Talina. She was wearing a black dress and walking in the night.

After a good rest, Talina and Texas made a plan to leave. After planning everything, Talina set off on time as agreed.

Going around the soldier guarding the door, Talina walked out from another path and headed towards the place she had agreed to meet with Texas.

Five kilometers was once an unattainable distance for Tarina. For her, who lived a life of luxury, walking seven or eight hundred meters was enough for her to rest for a while.

But after living in Ursus for so long, Talina had long been accustomed to this kind of poor life. The distance that was once like a chasm for her now only took some time to cross.

Walking on the land of Ursus, Talina looked back from time to time, wanting to remember everything and imprint it deeply in her mind.

Time passed minute by minute, and the sky began to turn pale. Having wasted a lot of time, Talina took out her mobile phone to check the time.

"4:43"

"Fortunately, there's still time."

With a sigh of relief, Talina looked at the looming tree in front of her and the truck that was very different from what she remembered.

After hesitating for a while, Talina walked up.

After all, more than two years have passed, and it is not impossible to upgrade the car.

"coming?"

Leaning against the dead tree trunk next to her, Texas held a thin ladies' cigarette between her fingers, and bluish-white smoke was exhaled from her mouth.

"Ok!"

It wasn't until she met Texas that Tarina got a chance to rest.

Finally not late...

"Let's go, there's no time to lose. The sooner we leave, the better."

The person he was waiting for had arrived. Texas threw his unfinished cigarette on the ground, stomped it out with his foot, and hurriedly called out to Talina, asking her to get in the car.

Without saying much, Talina got into the passenger seat and fastened her seat belt.

Seeing her action, Texas, who was about to drive, smiled, then pretended that he saw nothing and started the car.

Listening to the unfamiliar roar of the engine, Talina stuck her head out and looked in the direction she came from.

In the pitch-black night, visibility was almost zero, so Talina could see nothing except her own footprints not far away.

Will they understand the letter I left for them?

Will they...take the right path?

Even though Tallulah has grown up and matured now, Talina is still worried that without her supervision and correction, Talulah will go astray.

"Put it away for now. We'll see each other again later."

With her left hand leaning on the car window, Texas controlled the steering wheel with one hand. She tilted her head to look at Talina and wanted to pick up a cigarette, but after thinking about it, she decided to ask Talina's opinion.

After all, there is another person here besides her.

"Mind if I smoke a cigarette?"

"do not mind."

Turning her head back, Talina glanced at Texas in surprise: "But...I remember you quit smoking, didn't you?"

Hearing this, Texas, who was driving, was stunned: "Something happened and I just picked it up again."

"is it?"

Hearing Texas' answer, Talina suddenly felt something was wrong.

In her memory, Texas was a man with a strong will, the kind that never changed his mind, and once he made a decision, he would basically not change it.

Quitting smoking was just a little more troublesome for her, and...

"Where's your pocky? Can I have some?"

Touching her belly, Talina shyly asked Texas for snacks.

She slept and rested all day yesterday, and ate only hastily. Now it was the next day, and the food in her stomach had been digested long ago. She was about to leave and was too embarrassed to go to the warehouse to grab some food.

"Pocky? Sorry, I didn't get a refill last time. Let's eat something else first."

Texas pulled out a pack of cookies from under the seat and threw it directly to Talina.

After taking the cookie, Talina did not open it immediately, but held it in her palm.

Something is wrong!

Is Texas becoming a bit too much?

Talina, who was previously blinded by the joy of reunion after a long separation, subconsciously ignored Texas's abnormality. In addition, the other party's plan coincided with her own, which also lowered Talina's vigilance to the lowest level.

It wasn't until now, when they were alone together, that Tarina had a chance to notice anything unusual about Texas.

First, she picked up cigarettes again after quitting smoking, and then her usual snacks were out of stock!

You should know that Texas used to have a special box to store pocky, and would replenish it when he was halfway through eating, so there was never a situation where he ran out of pocky.

Putting the biscuits in her pocket, Talina put on the hood of her sweatshirt and adjusted her skirt. She felt as relaxed as if she were at home.

Texas didn't care about these things. He just looked ahead and drove attentively.

"Where's Miss Exia? Why don't I see her?"

Sitting cross-legged in her seat, Talina asked casually.

"Take a vacation. The weather in Ursus is not suitable for her."

"Is that so? Then can we stop in the town ahead? I want to buy some pineapple pie as a gift for Miss Exia."

Pulling the car door shut with her hand, Talina observed Texas's reaction out of the corner of her eye.

After thinking carefully just now, she found many discords in her conversation with Texas when they met before.

So Talina simply set up a test.

There was no way. Texas was Talina's friend after all. Talina couldn't question him directly, as this would only make things worse.

It would be better to ask indirectly and get some information at the same time.

"No rush, let's wait until we get to Longmen. The food there is better, and she's more accustomed to the taste there."

has a problem!

The hand holding the car door exerted a little force, and Talina's heart suddenly began to beat faster.

As an inseparable colleague of Exia, how could Texas not know what that walking light bulb likes to eat?

Why don't you correct the mistakes in your words?

Is it that she doesn't want to, or...

do not know!

PS: This explains why we didn’t realize that Texas was fake before. By the way, the protagonist left a letter before leaving to inform us of his whereabouts. He didn’t leave without saying goodbye.

Also, buddy, don't guess the plot blindly. I only have the outline, and the map was only tentatively decided later. How come you are suddenly talking about it in such a coherent way?

I know that what I wrote was bland, because I am not a professional writer and I made a lot of mistakes. This volume was really not satisfactory, I know that, but please don't guess the plot randomly, it will cause trouble to other readers, thank you.

By the way, those who haven’t joined the group can join. I will send out a few small red envelopes in the group in the next few days. My financial resources are limited, and I can’t compare with those big guys whose royalties are five figures, who can send five red envelopes in a group.

Volume 3: Chapter 256: No Way Out

"What's wrong? Why are you suddenly silent?"

Texas, who was concentrating on driving, threw away the cigarette butt in his hand and asked Talina in confusion.

Talina, who was so lively just now, suddenly became quiet, as if she had fallen asleep.

"Maybe I'm a little sleepy. Can I go to the back carriage and take a nap?"

Rubbing her eyes, Talina yawned and took the opportunity to ask for a rest. Her perfect acting skills made her look as if she was really sleepy.

"Hold on for a while, or just sit there for a while. There's still some undelivered goods in the back, so it's inconvenient."

Rejecting Talina's request, Texas turned on the car music, and suddenly, gentle and soft sounds filled the small space.

Listening to the soft music, Talina suddenly felt a little tired, as if she had not rested at all yesterday.

The excuse just now seems to be slowly becoming true.

Her eyelids kept fighting each other, and every time Tarina was about to close her eyes, she would shake her head to force herself awake.

No... No... No!

Texas in front of her was suddenly covered with a layer of fog. Talina, who had only doubted it before, completely confirmed that Texas was abnormal after hearing this strange music!

Click!

Summoning up her last bit of strength, Talina opened the car door.

The cold wind rushed into the car, making Talina shiver and feel much better. She looked back at Texas and jumped down without hesitation.

Because of the low visibility, the car was not driving fast. Texas, who was concentrating on driving, did not notice Talina's abnormality. When she reacted, Talina had already jumped out of the car.

Squeak!

He slammed the brakes on the car, and Debaksas's face turned gloomy. He took out a pair of handcuffs from the box in front of him and jumped out of the car.