Not A Small-Town Girl

Chapter 192-1

"Chief, why can’t we make any noise?" Feeling puzzled, Xavier asked.

The village chief looked serious. "It’s not something you should know. If you want to live, just listen to me.”

Xavier was startled by Orion’s sudden serious attitude and didn’t ask any more questions. Danielle, on the other hand, looked around thoughtfully.

Both of them followed behind Orion. There were no streetlights in the village, and it was pitch dark. Occasionally, the sound of crows flying in the air could be heard. There was something strange about this village.

Danielle could now tell that there was definitely more to this village than met the eye. She thought, ’Why did that company insist on acquiring this village? Was it for someone or something else?’

The three of them soon arrived at Orion’s house. He briefly explained the situation to his wife, and she went to the west room to tidy up the room for them.

As soon as Orion entered the house, he drew the curtains and lit a candle. "You guys take a seat. My wife will go and tidy up the room you’re going to stay in tonight."

"Thank you. Sorry to trouble you, Chief." Danielle didn’t ask why the lights weren’t turned on and why he had to light a candle.

take long for Charly to arrive with

you all right?" Vivian asked with concern as she entered the house and closed the door. She had been waiting in the car for her children

fine. This is the village chief of Blackpool Village. We’ll

"Hello, chief. So sorry to trouble

mind our humble home," Orion’s attitude toward them was much better than during the day, probably because Danielle had

she knew that Danielle had lived in the countryside for more than ten years. She wanted to experience what

them, "I’ve cleaned up the west house for you. Are you hungry? I’ll cook something

bother, we’re not hungry." Vivian smiled

outside at night, and

"Yes, thank you."

family, arrived in the west room. It was a large room, furnished with a communal

better than the house Danielle used to live in, so

house like this?"

"Yes, something like that."

the streets at night? They wouldn’t let us go outside or talk on

head. "Let’s ask the village chief tomorrow and see if