“No one ordered me to do this. I just can't stand you.”
The servant lying on the ground screamed in pain, but still struggled to get up, picked up the knife beside him and stabbed Jennie.
Jennie was unable to dodge and a bloody mark was left on his arm.
She was about to run away when two men suddenly jumped out from behind her, one raised his fist and the other hit her right hand with a long stick.
She was startled and could not dodge, so she took the blow on her shoulder.
The tearing pain in her shoulder made her squat on the ground.
Before she could recover, the man with the stick raised it again to hit her hard.
It looked like he would not give up until he broke her hand today.
Jennie gritted her teeth, took out a silver needle and threw it at the man.
The rules of Earth King Valley prohibited harming ordinary people, but at that critical moment of life and death, she could no longer care about anything.
The silver needle pierced the neck of the man holding the long stick and that man's eyes rolled back and he fainted.
The remaining few people looked at each other and no one dared to step forward.
Jennie stood up, brushed the dirt off her body and walked straight back to the living room.
Her eyes flashed and her gaze fell on Emily who was hiding in the crowd.
Emily saw that she was covered with wounds and had a panicked look in her eyes. She immediately wanted to hide in the direction of Marson.
Emily had just taken a few steps when she suddenly felt a pain in her neck and fell to the ground. She screamed in pain, “Marson, my stomach hurts.”
Jennie sneered and walked up to her, “I told you to worry about your life.”
“You, what do you want to do? I'm carrying the eldest grandson of the Rush Family.”
Emily trembled and huddled into a ball, pushing off the ground with her feet and trying to distance herself from Jennie.
Jennie's eyes were fierce. She pulled out the needle from Emily's neck and stabbed it in the face.
The tip of the needle just grazed Emily's skin and a huge force hit her waist.
She staggered and almost fell.
Marson helped Emily up and slapped Jennie in the face.
“You dare to do that? I really spoil you too much.
“You are a country bumpkin. I provide you with food and drink, but you are not grateful enough. You even dare to attack my child.”
The huge palm pushed Jennie against the wall.
Her lower abdomen twitched and she defended herself with a pale face, “She had someone beat me up in the kitchen and threatened to break my hand. I'm just retaliating.”
Emily lowered her head and hugged Marson, shed tears.
Marson sneered, “Emily hurt you? When she sees you, she is like a mouse seeing a cat. How can she have the courage to hurt you?
“Do you think everyone is as treacherous and cunning as you who poisons others at will?”
Like a bolt of thunder in a clear sky, Jennie's mind exploded instantly.
He said she was sinister and cunning.
He said he poisoned people at will.
But it was clearly him who cried to her and complained that the uncles of the Rush Family had ulterior motives towards him and wanted to harm him and he begged her to help find a way to teach them a lesson.
At that time, Marson had just been cured by her and returned to the Rush Family. Several young men in the Rush Family were eyeing him covetously and kept framing him.
It was Jennie who took action, making several people temporarily lose their minds without anyone noticing, which enabled Marson to successfully take down the Rush Family.
But then, he said she was insidious and cunning.
After Marson finished speaking, he picked up Emily and left.
The crowd gradually dispersed.
Jennie was left alone, standing in the living room with scars and blood stains all over her body.
No one came forward to put a piece of clothing on her, nor did anyone come forward to ask about her injuries.
Jennie touched her swollen face and tears fell.
