Rebirth of the Revenge Queen novel Chapter 57

Colin ordered a big meal, paid for the set meal, and then sat down on the empty seat beside Emily. The moment he sat down, three servings of hamburgers were served.

Smelling the fragrant hamburger, Daisy and the other two, who were eating heartily, just ate a few mouthfuls when Daisy said, "Speaking of which, isn't it cruel of Colin to eat like this?"

"Pfft." Cathy laughed and said, "It really is a little."

Daisy pushed her glasses and thought about it. She said, "Why don't you smell more, and won't charge you money."

"Pfft." Her words made the others laugh, and even Colin couldn't help but smile.

"Ah!?" Cathy, who was sitting directly across from him, was startled. "Colin, you look pretty good when you smile." In addition, he always looked down and had long hairs, giving off a very sinister feeling for them.

Hearing Cathy's words, Colin stopped smiling, but he did not reply.

"Waiter, four glasses of orange juice." Emily called out to the waiter, "It's ice."

"Alright." The waiter quickly brought four cups of freshly squeezed orange juice. Emily paid the bill of forty dollars and pushed the juice in front of the other three people.

"Thank you." Cathy and Daisy naturally accepted it. During this period of time, they would always bring a portion for the other two when buying snacks. Although Daisy did not have any pocket money, she would frequently bring some snacks made by her mother for the two to eat.

Colin hesitated for a moment and saw that the other two had drank the juice and tasted it too. It was cold and sweet, and they could even taste the fruit grains.

The three girls continued to chat as they ate. During this time, Colin's portion had also been sent up, and by the time he had eaten two-thirds of it, They had already finished, and would leave first after saying goodbye to Colin.

They also planned to rest for a while after lunch before going for a run.

Just as they were about to leave the shop, Emily remembered something and gave the sales clerk seven dollars for a chicken leg. They walked out of the shop and into a small alley, and did not see the usually adorable Husky.

"Well..." Emily felt that it was a pity.

"Someone must have fed it." Daisy shrugged her shoulders, "Let's go back to school."

"Right." Emily nodded. Just as she was about to turn around, she heard a few barks coming from not far away in the alley, then Emily followed the voices and walked over. Just as they reached the corner, they were shocked by the scene in front of them.

This was a very short dead end, only five meters long and two and a half meters wide, with a brick wall at the end that was about two meters high. There were weeds and gravel on the ground, and three to five wild dogs on both sides that were wounded and lying on the ground licking their wounds. The Husky that they had been feeding at the back had his upper body lowered, looking ready to fight at any moment now.

After the other wild dog pitched "Wuwu" command, the four wild dogs surrounding it pounced at the same time.

Flexible dodging, jumping, soaring, flying, biting ...

"Emily, stop messing around! "Come back quickly!" They really wanted to go up and pull Emily back, but they were worried that their rash action would scare the already injured Husky. They couldn't go in, nor could they if they didn't.

Step by step, Emily walked slowly, and as Emily got closer, the Husky once again let out a warning cry and cautiously took a step back.

When she was still a meter away from the Husky, Emily placed the chicken leg she bought for it on the ground and squatted down.

Looking at the chicken leg that Emily put down, the Husky slowly walked towards her while dragging his injured body.

"Emily!" Cathy and Daisy were both nervous and afraid.

"What are you doing?" When Colin entered the alley, he saw the injured wild dog running far away. In the beginning, he did not pay attention to the wild dog fighting for their territory, but then he saw that the two people who were sitting opposite him were already at the entrance of the alley, and before he even saw Emily, he had already walked over.

"Colin." Daisy looked at Colin, "Emily went to feed the dogs."

"What?" Colin was startled. He looked at the walls and the floor of the alley and saw terrifying bloodstains. He cursed dumbly. At such a time, if one approached too close, it was very easy for one to be bitten, and one could even be bitten to death.

What the heck was this Emily doing!