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It Turned Out Like That

Madam Grant didn't think too much about it and said with a smile, "It has indeed been abandoned for many years. Originally, the people in our

village said that they wanted to help clean it up, but it's not like they could just forcibly break the lock on the gate of someone's house. Over time, it turned out like that." Lucille nodded and casually questioned, "Do a lot of people come to the village usually?"

"Not many. Almost all the young people in our village have left. Only old people and children are left, and outsiders don't come here most of the time," Madam Grant answered.

-After saying that, she seemed to have thought of something and

continued, "Oh, by the way, the house across from ours received a guest last night as well. He also came from Shein City. Apparently, he came to investigate and said that he wanted to do a project. I don't know the details." The house across from them?

Lucille raised her head.

There were a total of three floors in the opposite building. From where she was sitting, she could even see the window across from her.

In other words, the person who had been secretly spying on her was staying there.

Lucille lowered her head and continued to eat as if nothing had happened.

When they finished eating, it was completely dark outside. There were no street lamps in the village, and they could only rely on a flashlight when going out at night.

moment, the ground suddenly

scared and ran out of their

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earthquake? Is it

No.

light lit up the surroundings. like it was daytime, and there were flashing stage lights of various colors. With Joanne in the lead, she encouraged Zoey, Jenny, and the other students to jump around excitedly. The

was that the banner of the charity clinic had been. knocked to the ground and no one even

doing his homework, asked curiously, "What are they

twitched as

I should say this or not, Miss Lucille. If I'm wrong, then please excuse me, but the truth is, there's a doctor in our village who practices

this charity clinic in our village is a farce. It's actually quite intimidating. I doubt that

laughed in agreement. "That's

to Talford Village in the name of charity, but it was more

went

she once again had

the window on the third floor

was a tall figure standing there amidst the

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to take off her clothes, pretending that she was going to sleep. Just as she was about to take off her jacket, Lucille caught a glimpse of the

of that opportunity, Lucille did