Chapter 1168 - What Are You Doing There (Page 1/1)

After saying this, Jiang Yi not only did not retreat, but immediately took another step forward, holding the big white tooth with his hand, and at the same time to ensure that if they really encountered Zhou Jiuxin's situation before, Jiang Yi could also directly drag them back.

"......" big white fangs.

Now he is still very vain and has to rely on the big white teeth of the captain to carry him on his back, and he feels the action of his sister-in-law supporting him, and his heart is very entangled.

One is the captain he admires the most and always obeys orders, the other is his sister-in-law who just saved his life, and both are the people he trusts the most to give up his life for them, but at this time he really doesn't know how to choose.

But thinking about the captain's request, it was also for the safety of his sister-in-law, and now the captain and sister-in-law are all for him.

After hesitating for a long time, Da Baiya's eyes closed, and he still said: "Captain, my sister-in-law didn't open the distance, she helped me." ”

Jiang Yi: "......"

If it weren't for the fact that this kid was still injured and would have to gasp for a long time when she said a word, she really wanted to drag him down directly.

It's really a big white tooth, and he will actually sue Zhou Tingyuan.

Zhou Tingyuan was not surprised at all when he heard this, but sighed helplessly and said, "Xiaoman, you must be careful." ”

"Okay." Jiang Yi hurriedly replied obediently.

She will definitely be very careful, not only to help Zhou Tingyuan take care of the big white teeth, it is certain to take care of herself, otherwise it will not make Zhou Tingyuan worry?

Seeing this, the big white tooth breathed a sigh of relief, except that he didn't dare to look back at his sister-in-law's eyes, but he was not afraid.

And when a few people were talking, seeing Jiang Yi change behind Zhou Tingyuan, Du Chenfeng thought about it, and immediately followed the private change of position, and quietly moved behind Jiang Yi, anyway, there was no specific rule on who stood where, as long as it was guaranteed to be separated by a soldier.

Seeing this, George stretched out his hand and pulled him, and asked, "Du, what are you doing there, aren't you ......"

George wanted to say that Du Chenfeng didn't like Jiang Yi, why did he still follow her, but he was immediately glared back by Du Chenfeng in the middle of his words.

Glancing at Zhou Tingyuan's soldiers who were staring at them because he heard George's words, Du Chenfeng hurriedly coughed, and made a gesture at George: "I'll talk about it after going down the mountain." ”

George was still full of questions, but Du Chenfeng had turned his head without hesitation and refused to answer again.

It's not that he wants to hide it from George, but in front of so many people, how can Du Chenfeng be embarrassed to say the real reason why he changed his position?

He would follow Jiang Yi because he remembered that Jiang Yi relied on himself to enter the mountain, and he could brave the rain to enter the mountain and treat people, no matter how he thought about it, he felt that it was safest to follow Jiang Yi.

It's just that she won't say these words to Jiang Yi no matter what, just follow them secretly.

Everyone didn't speak again, and hurried to walk forward carefully, seeing that the rain was light, and thinking that maybe the situation would be much better, but when they came out, they realized how difficult the road was after this heavy rain that had not been encountered for many years.

"Ahh

As soon as he got around the first steep slope, his glasses slipped and almost fell out, but fortunately he reacted quickly and still had the strength to hold on to the rope at this time.

"Scared the hell out of me." Du Chenfeng deliberately turned his head to look at the sound when he heard the voice, and immediately remembered the situation when the big white teeth were washed away before, and his legs were a little weak in fright.

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