Sorry, My Wife Has a Hole in Her Brain Chapter 17
Su Wenqing's unique painting style and extremely ugly calligraphy sparked a heated discussion. After several rounds, everyone's attention was attracted by the di daughter of Yingguo Duke who was dancing in colorful clothes.
Su Wenqing was the only one who couldn’t extricate herself
from the embarrassing scene…
After finally getting back to the room, Su Wenqing buried
her head in the quilt like an ostrich, "Sob, sob, sob——I don't want to ever go out
again!!!"
"Miss." Cuidie knocked on the door.
Su Wenqing sighed, turned over, and lay on the bed with her
arms spread out, "Come in."
As soon as Cuidie pushed the door open, she saw Su Wenqing
lying in a rude and indecent posture. She opened her mouth and forgot what she
wanted to say for a moment.
Su Wenqing covered her eyes with her arms, and after ten
seconds, she stood up and regained her usual easygoing self. She smiled and
asked, "What's wrong?"
"Yes, yes," Cuidie finally picked up her tongue,
"Third Young Master Wen's attendant has already agreed."
Su Wenqing stood up excitedly and asked, "How did he
agree?"
Cuidie said, "As soon as I told him that you wanted to
discuss something with him, he immediately agreed without asking any questions
and seemed very happy."
Cuidie paused and continued, "But it was strange. I
thought it would be difficult to wait until he was alone, but as soon as your
boat left, I saw him alone next to me. It was as if he was deliberately hanging
around in front of me."
Su Wenqing pondered in silence. Zhao Yiniang had told her
that she used her name to arrange the matter between Third Young Master Wen and
Su Jinsheng. She had no interaction with this person before, but when this
person heard that she had something to discuss, he agreed without asking. The
only possible explanation was that this person thought there was some
connection between her and him. It can be concluded that this person was most
likely bribed by Zhao Yiniang.
As for why he deliberately hung around in front of Cuidie, maybe
when she was identifying who the Third Young Master Wen was this morning, he
mistakenly thought that she had something to talk to him about.
Su Wenqing felt the favor of the God of Destiny for the
first time, and her eyes almost filled with tears. She held Cuidie's hand and
said, "Good Cuidie, you are really my lucky star. Get ready and come with
me to meet this attendant tonight."
That night, Su Wenqing slyly pulled Cuidie into the room.
Cuidie's legs became weak when she saw the sack, the wide
cloth rope and the wooden stick on the table. "Miss... Miss... what are
you... going to do?"
Su Wenqing smiled like a cruel stepmother. She pulled Cuidie
to the table and stuffed the sack, wide cloth rope and wooden stick into her
arms. "Later, while I'm talking to that attendant, go behind him and put
the sack on his head."
Cuidie was so scared that she dropped the things in her
hand, took a few steps back, and sat on the ground, looking like she was about
to cry, "I... I... I... Miss, I... I can't do it."
Su Wenqing's face became distorted. She stretched out her
hand to rub her thumb that was hit by the stick, "It's okay, don't cry.
Then, you go and negotiate with him, calm him down first, and tell him that I
will be there soon, and I will use the sack."
At around 11 pm, Cuidie was half-coerced and half-enticed by
Su Wenqing to go to the east garden.
Cuidie looked at Su Wenqing, who was hiding in the corner of
the wall with a sack in her hands. What sin had she committed in her previous
life that she had to meet such a master? How could such a gentle and reserved
lady from a noble family end up like this after falling into the water?
Su Wenqing gestured left and right with the sack, "No,
I have to find a rock. I'm not as tall as him. I can't put the sack over his
head like this."
When Cuidie saw Su Wenqing, who looked as delicate and weak
as a willow branch, rolling up her sleeves and rolling a big stone to the
corner by herself, she suddenly felt as if she was living in a dream.
Su Wenqing picked up the sack and stepped on the stone to
make sure it was firm. She raised her chin to Cuidie and said, "Go ahead. Make
sure to make him come near here."
Cuidie looked back at Su Wenqing with tears in her eyes as
she took every few steps. Finally, under Su Wenqing's gaze, she came to the
center of the garden. She waited nervously in front of the pavilion for the
arrival of Third Young Master Wen's attendant, silently reciting the words Su
Wenqing had taught her over and over again in her heart.
"Hello, Sister Cuidie." The sudden ghost-like
voice of the attendant frightened Cuidie so much that she fell to the ground.
The attendant hurriedly helped her up. Seeing her pale face,
he apologized repeatedly, "This is my fault. Sister Cuidie, are you
okay?"
“It’s okay, it’s okay.” Cuidie took two steps back and
smiled with difficulty. “My
third miss said that this place is too conspicuous and she is afraid of being
seen. She asked me to take you behind the rockery.”
"Your young miss is too cautious. My young master
hasn't come yet," the attendant smiled like a monkey, "Then I'll
trouble Sister Cuidie to lead the way."
Cuidie was nervous and didn't pay any attention to what the
attendant said. As they approached the corner, Cuidie's palms were sweating as
she pushed him towards the wall without showing any expression.
The attendant playfully joked, "Sister Cuidie, is this
the first time you help your young miss do this? It's okay, just do it a few
more times and you’ll be fine. My young master originally liked a maid in my lady's
room. The first time I helped them keep watch, I was even more nervous than you
are now..."
Cuidie's mind went blank and she could only smile awkwardly
instinctively.
Su Wenqing saw the target getting closer and closer. She
held the sack with both hands and took a deep breath. One, two, three...
WTF......
Seeing that success was imminent, who would have thought
that at this critical moment, the hem of her skirt would be caught by the rose
vine on the wall...
Su Wenqing was held back by this disappointing skirt, and hung
on the rose vine for a while, neither moving up nor down.
The attendant heard the noise and was about to turn back...
Cuidie was as anxious as an ant in a hot pan. She gritted
her teeth and made up her mind. "Ouch——" she fell to the side and hit the servant beside
her.
The attendant was a little dazed by the blow. He hurriedly
supported Cuidie, but before he could say any words of concern, he almost
fainted because of the overwhelming smell of pig manure. When he came to his
senses, his world was filled with darkness except for the smell of pig manure.
"Quick! Tie him up tightly with ropes!" Su Wenqing
led Cuidie to tie up the attendant like a dumpling.
"Third Miss Su, what are you doing? Let me go!" As
soon as he opened his mouth, he felt that the pig manure on the sack was about
to fall into his mouth.
Su Wenqing lowered her voice and fiercely hit the attendant
on the back with a wooden stick, "Shut up! Who is Third Miss Su? If you
make another sound, you will be in trouble!"
"You carry his feet and I'll carry his head. We’ll carry
him to the back." Su Wenqing winked at Cuidie while bending down and
picking up the sack.
When Su Wenqing leaned over, Cuidie saw the dagger tied to
Su Wenqing's waist. She was so scared that she couldn't speak clearly, "Young...
no, no... you... you... why are you still carrying a knife?? Are you planning
to kill him?"
Su Wenqing smiled sinisterly and deliberately threatened the
attendant in the sack, saying, "If you don't behave, I'll kill you."
The attendant was so frightened when he heard this that he
burst into tears, "Lady, spare my life! I don't know how I have offended
you, please forgive me this once!"
Su Wenqing and Cuidie tried twice to lift up the sack but
failed. She put the sack on the ground, put her hands on her hips and said
fiercely, "Shut up!"
Cuidie was so anxious that her tears were about to flow out,
"Young... this... what should we do?"
Su Wenqing gritted her teeth and said, "Just roll him."
So, the attendant was forced by the two of them to roll like
a snowball, slowly rolling towards the abandoned warehouse in the south corner
of the garden.
"Ah!" The attendant’s head hit the bricks of the
flower bed...
"Aw!” The attendant’s face came into close contact with
the ground...
"Ouch!” The indescribable part of the attendant’s body was
pressed by the pebbles on the road...
Su Wenqing wiped the sweat from her forehead and kicked him
on the butt, "Can you stop screaming so ecstatically!"
The attendant was deeply distressed, his eyes spun around inside
the black sack, "How about this, lady? Let's discuss it. You untie my feet
and escort me there. It will save you some trouble."
Su Wenqing looked at the endless road ahead and thought for
a moment, "Okay, if you dare to run away, just see what will happen!"
"No, no, no, no!" The attendant nodded quickly to
show his loyalty.
Su Wenqing untied the wide cloth around his legs and tied him
around his waist, "Okay, get up and walk."
"Okay, okay," the attendant quickly stood up, but
the moment he stood up, he pushed Su Wenqing hard, turned around and ran away
quickly.
Su Wenqing endured the stinging pain from the wound on her
palm, watched him run away, and pulled.
"Bang!" The attendant fell flat on his face.
Su Wenqing kicked him angrily, "I knew you couldn't be
trusted! Fortunately, I was careful and tied a knot around your foot!"
After Su Wenqing tied him up like a dumpling again, she no
longer cared about his wailing and kicked and rolled him into the abandoned
warehouse in the south corner of the garden.
Cuidie looked around the warehouse with concern and
whispered in Su Wenqing's ear: "Although this place is remote, there are
always people coming here during the day. What if he keeps howling..."
Su Wenqing took a few breaths to calm her breathing, then
pulled out the dagger from her waist.
Cuidie was so frightened that her face turned pale, "Young...
you really want to kill...kill..."
Su Wenqing didn't say anything. She felt through the sack to
find the position of the attendant's mouth, then cut a slit in the sack around
his mouth, stuffed the rag she took from the kitchen into his mouth, raised her
eyebrows and gave Cuidie a teasing look.
Cuidie's cheeks turned slightly red.
Su Wenqing stood up, bent down and patted the attendant on
the face, "Be good, if you are obedient and quiet, I will let you go the
day after tomorrow. But if you dare to run away again, hum..." Su Wenqing
let out a meaningful sneer and stood up.
Cuidie was so nervous that she dared not breathe. When she
followed Su Wenqing out of the warehouse, her underwear was already soaked with
sweat. "Miss... Miss, you... he... he... "
Su Wenqing was relieved. She felt refreshed all over. She
comforted Cuidie, "It's okay. We'll let him out the day after tomorrow. He
has ulterior motives and will not dare to speak out."
Cuidie saw the stick in Su Wenqing's hand and asked in
confusion, "Miss, why don't you just knock him out? Wouldn't that prevent
him from making any sound?"
Su Wenqing choked up. Knock him out? That was a skill that
only the powerful martial arts heroes on TV could use. If she didn't hit him in
the right place, wouldn't she just break his head?? She didn't want to spend
the rest of her life in jail...
Cuidie didn't pay attention to Su Wenqing's complicated
expression. She secretly glanced at the wooden door of the warehouse and said,
"Are we just going to leave him here? Don't we need to send someone to
guard him?"
Su Wenqing smiled like a fox. She patted Cuidie's shoulder
and said, "Of course it is necessary. You are the one who is
guarding."
Cuidie was about to cry, "Young miss..."
Su Wenqing covered her mouth, "Shh, I don't know who I
can trust except you. I would like to stay, but if I don't come back overnight,
Zhao Yiniang will definitely find out. Just one night, I will come to accompany
you tomorrow morning."
Cuidie was moved to tears by Su Wenqing's words. She wished to
repay her with her own death. She agreed in a rush, "Don't worry, leave it
to me, you can go back quickly."
After Su Wenqing left, Cuidie returned to the warehouse and
huddled in a corner, shivering as she looked at the attendant, who was wrapped
like a dumpling and tied to a pillar, wriggling constantly...
Sob, sob, sob——It’s really scary here!! Miss, I hate
you!!!
Thanks for the chapter!
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