My Weak Wife Is a Real Goddess

His Trap

Lucille blinked and stuffed the red cloth back into Joseph's

hands without hesitation. "Then I won't look at it."

She couldn't fall into his trap because of her curiosity.

Joseph chuckled and muttered, "Let's go."

The two of them walked back along the path they came from.

The moonlight was paper thin, casting its glow over the small village.

Lucille mindlessly enjoyed the scenery around her. Suddenly, she saw Joseph pointing somewhere. The man's deep and pleasant voice was full of ridicule as he asked her, "Don't you think that looks like you, Bobo?" "What?"

Lucille looked in the direction Joseph was gesturing toward and saw two beautiful and cute white geese standing in the

corner.

The two big, white geese were practically moving in tandem. Their feathers were white and spotless. Their slender necks were slightly bent. As she and Joseph stared at them, the two big white geese suddenly lowered their necks and began. charging toward them clumsily and violently.

Lucille knew that something was wrong. She tugged at Joseph and began running.

The two white geese were chasing after them.

far away, the two geese stopped chasing them. They stood in the

long sigh

an eyebrow and curiously questioned, "What's wrong? Do they bite

a child, I was chased

talking.

tonight. She shouldn't even

that.

hard to guarantee

almost do?"

and subtly changed the subject. "It's

the initiative to step into Madam Grant's courtyard and then went into the bathroom to

was done, Lucille went upstairs and walked back to her bedroom, only to find that her bed was occupied

someone.

reminded him, "This is my room, Mr.

including the

up with one hand and held a book

as it

"I like this bed."

was telling the truth. The shabby room and

with the noble

of moving at all. When he saw that Lucille remained frozen in place, he raised an eyebrow and said with a faint smile, "You can squeeze in if you want, Bobo." After

a

her eyes and walked to the side to pack up her things. She hadn't brought much with her, so she