"Well, I can give you acupuncture first tomorrow, but the day after tomorrow, I have to do it first, one of us for a day." Seeing Marshall's tragic condition, Chekwen had to say.

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"That's it, good brother."

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"Marshall, let's discuss, do you see if Orissa..."

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Marshall directly interrupted what Chekwen was about to say: "No, my disease is not completely cured."

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Chekwen said anxiously: "With Simon here, your illness will definitely get better. Didn't Simon say it's only a month or two, Orisa will have to follow me sooner or later."

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"Then you can wait a month or two."

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Chekwen was unhappy: "Marshall, why are you so stubborn, today I'm going to talk to you well, this time we were kidnapped by those religious lunatics, I'm the one who hurts, those The lunatic is here for you, you know? I almost got killed by you.

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And we can be saved, although Simon saved us, but do you think about whether I brought Simon to treat you, if I hadn't persuaded him to go to your house for dinner, would you be able to survive this time?

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Saying a thousand words and ten thousand, you can calculate how much favor you have given me. Why don't you take Orisa away in advance? You don't do this, and you don't give me any favors. I think we should stop being friends. "

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"Don't, Orisa is my housekeeper and takes care of my family's affairs, big and small. If she wants to leave, I have to find a new housekeeper." Marshall said immediately when he saw that Chekwen was really angry.

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"I'll give you time to find a good housekeeper, but after I leave the inner city, I'll take Orisa. If you agree, please give me a word."

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"Can't I promise you?"

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"Isn't this the end, I have to go crazy." Chekwen laughed immediately.

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Simon silently watched the two quarrel, and then glanced at Orisa, who was peeling an apple with a smile on her face. She was scrambled around like a plaything among the people, but her expression didn't change at all.

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I don't know if I'm used to it or I'm happy to see two men quarreling over her.

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I guess it must be a habit.

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Orisa noticed that Simon was looking at her, and smiled at Simon, who also nodded slightly.

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In this dark age, the cannibalistic world is too cruel to some beautiful women.

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How sad.

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"Mr. Simon, do you like Orisa too? That's right, no man doesn't like her, she is a gift from God." Marshall couldn't help saying when he saw Simon's gaze.

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"Simon, you can't like Orisa, she's mine." Checkern immediately became nervous, very vigilant, and said like a calf.

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Marshall laughed: "Chekwen, this is your fault. This time Mr. Simon saved him. You are missing him by a huge favor. I think you have given Orisa to Mr. Simon to play with. ."

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With hesitation and reluctance on his face, Chekwin said, "I'll give you a week at most, no more."

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Simon glanced at Checkwin and then at Marshall, leaning on the sofa speechlessly: "I think it was a mistake for me to save you, and you should be killed."

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Marshall and Chekwin looked at each other in confusion.

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"Simon, don't say that, I'll give you Orisa to play for a month."

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"It's human nature to love a man and a woman, but it's a very shameful thing to treat a woman as a plaything." Simon said lightly.

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"This kind of situation is very common, Simon, it's nothing." Check Wen said.

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"Yes, Mr. Simon, if you see the chaotic life of the rich and nobles, you will find that we are still far behind." Marshall hurriedly said, he still wanted to befriend Simon, and tried his best to change his shamelessness. become a universal value.

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Simon shook his head speechlessly: "So we are now in a dark age, a perverted world, and a cannibalistic society. This is not a normal situation. Humans should be born equal, and there should be no distinction between high and low."

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"That's right, but..." The two of Chekwen couldn't say it for a while. They didn't know whether to say that Simon was too naive, or whether to say that the society was more cruel and disgusting than he imagined.

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"But this is the world." In the end, he choked out such a sentence.

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Simon sighed: "Yeah, maybe it will be much better when the privileged class like nobles disappear one day."

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Maybe it's not good, Simon's face is gloomy, because people's inferiority still exists, and all kinds of injustices still exist.

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Even in the world where Simon's predecessor lived, isn't there all kinds of ugly and disgusting things?

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The two of Chekwen were immediately shocked and pale. Chekwin hurriedly said, "Don't talk nonsense like this. If the important thing is heard by other nobles, you will be regarded as a revolutionary party."

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"Revolutionary Party." Simon whispered softly. He knew that the Revolutionary Party was an organization that suddenly appeared in recent years. They intended to overthrow the current ruling class and build a world without aristocracy and equality for everyone.

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As soon as this revolutionary party appeared, it caused a lot of turmoil, seriously undermining the interests of the nobles, and the nobles in the Western world immediately suppressed it brutally.

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In the past two years, there has also been a revolutionary party in the White Eagle Federation. The Federation's suppression of the revolutionary party is extremely cruel. If a revolutionary party is discovered, they are directly hanged and executed.

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"Forget it." These words can't be said nonsense in this era.

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"I advise you to be more restrained, or you will die at the hands of a woman sooner or later."

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The two of them have lingering fears, this time being almost killed is indeed a warning to them~lightnovelpub.net~Chekewen, although Orisa is with you, no matter what aspect of her you like, even if you like the new and hate the old in the future. You can't give her to other people, let alone give her to others because of interests, otherwise I really despise you. "Simon said with a glance at Chekwen.

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"Don't worry, I've been thinking about Orisa for a long time, and I promise not to give Orisa to anyone else." Chekwin patted his chest and assured.

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"That's it." Simon waved his hand casually, and he didn't particularly believe in Chekwen's assurance.

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"You do not trust me?"

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"Am I so obvious?"

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"Of course, your expression says it all."

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"Well, I really don't believe you."

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Chekwin got angry: "Fuck, are we still friends? Am I so unworthy of your trust?"

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"A man like you is really unconvincing."

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"My heart hurts so much." Chekwen said in an extremely sad and funny way, clutching his chest.

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"Orisa, if he wants to give you away one day, tell me, and I will help you out." Simon said to Orisa.

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Orissa was silent, the smile on her face disappeared.

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"Didn't Orissa hear that Mr. Simon was protecting you? Why don't you thank him quickly?" Marshall said quickly.

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