The Eldest Daughter of a Rural Family
Chapter 476: The Child’s Mother Gets Married (3)_1

Chapter 476: Chapter 476: The Child’s Mother Gets Married (3)_1

Pei Qin clenched her teeth, angrily glaring at him.

Mo Heng looked up at her furious, pale face, eyes flashing fiercely with a murderous glare, gaze landing on her pursed cherry lips, he closed his eyes slightly and leaned in to kiss her, "Mother of my child, let’s get married!"

Seeing him dare to kiss her again, Pei Qin was practically spewing fire, and she viciously bit down on his moist, thin lips.

Mo Heng gasped in pain, releasing the hand that was holding her, and his long arm directly pulled her into his embrace.

Pei Qin was furious, even at this point, he still dared to kiss her!? She tried to fight back, but found that although he was underneath, he completely dominated the situation, gripping her arms tight, preventing her from getting up at all.

Pei Qin’s face was green with anger as she opened her mouth to bite.

Mo Heng winced in pain, yet he didn’t stop.

Pei Qin had strong teeth, and she bit down hard. A rusty taste of blood spread in her mouth, and, staring at her with deep eyes as dark as ancient wells, Mo Heng’s gaze somehow made her unable to continue biting.

She couldn’t bear it anymore. A flicker of amusement passed through Mo Heng’s eyes.

The three people at the gate passage heard the silence and all wanted to go check. Feng Wei and Zhang Gengshan exchanged glances, turning to look at Lu Hai. Ms. Pei was known for her fierce and combative nature. Although the young master had regained much of his martial arts skills, but since the young master... was in the wrong, even if he was attacked, he definitely wouldn’t use martial arts against Pei Qin.

Lu Hai was worried Pei Qin would be at a disadvantage. Her simple and strange external martial skills were good for fighting people. Seeing her looking like she wanted to slaughter Mo Heng, she probably wouldn’t be able to bring herself to harm the father of her child. And Mo Heng was a despicable man; who knows what tricks he might use. It had been a while with no sound.

Just as the three had decided to have a look, they heard Mo Heng let out a miserable cry.

Feng Wei hurriedly rushed out and saw Mo Heng curled up on the ground, his face alternating between red and white.

Pei Qin stood tall, angrily wiping the blood from her mouth, and then gave him another kick in the leg, "Remember this, scumbag!" she said with fury, striding away.

Lu Hai came over for a look, his gaze shifting slightly before he followed her out.

"Young master! How are you!?" Zhang Gengshan hurriedly ran over, helping Mo Heng up with Feng Wei.

The two saw his face bruised blue and purple, his lips swollen and broken in two places, still oozing blood, making them more vividly red. Considering the earlier scuffle that had suddenly gone silent, and Pei Qin’s furious wiping of her mouth when she left, Mo Heng’s injury... Immediately the two helped him to the soft couch.

"Young master, are you alright?" Zhang Gengshan, seeing his pained, pale complexion, was truly frightened. Ms. Pei wouldn’t have gone too far, crippling the young master... would she?

Mo Heng shook his head, "I’ll be fine after a rest."

Lu Hai saw Pei Qin’s face looking even angrier, "Was that a bit too harsh?"

"Harsh!?" Pei Qin snorted in anger.

"If you’re pleased, that’s all that matters," Lu Hai said no more, Mo Heng hadn’t complained either. He really deserved it, considering the harassment.

Reaching the outskirts of the village, Pei Qin, hands on her hips, didn’t go home but stood looking around before turning back to the workshop.

Entering the drying yard, she took a lap around, Pei Qin still unable to calm her raging fury. Even if she had crippled that blind bastard, the problem remained unsolved. She would have to take care of the extra piece of flesh that had appeared in her belly.

After another circle of frustration, Pei Qin left the workshop to check on the sweet potato field.

The frost had already fallen—the sweet potato leaves had been frosted over, the stems had changed appearance, some shriveled.