ε=(ˇεˇ)))Ph!

Immediately afterwards, she spitted at the other party's ashes, then turned around and walked towards the driver's seat, allowing the pile of ashes to be held up by hot air on the floor of the carriage and slowly drifted away.

After a few steps, she walked to the driver's seat, of course, looked at the driver who saw everything in the rearview mirror, but pretended not to see anything and was still driving silently. A malicious smile appeared on the corner of her mouth:

"Uncle, you said..."

()

"Why are you kind enough to give me a ride?"

(˙o˙)

"Or they are kind enough to give you a ride?"

(⊙⊙)

Anyway, no matter what, she and the other party will have to be given one tonight. As for whom Anne doesn't mind. As for how to choose, it depends on the other party's own wishes.

“!!”

Hearing Anne's crisp and playful words, the driver's body trembled slightly, and the originally empty eyes flashed with a hint of panic for the first time.

He was obviously not stupid, and seemed to understand Anne's implicit meaning, that is, either, he took the initiative to send her to the destination; or, she would burn him to ashes with a fire like she was dealing with the paper man just now!

"I……"

Just like that, after driving for a while, before Anne completely lost her patience, the driver nodded stiffly, and then said hoarsely in that stuttering voice:

"I...I'll give you."

It is obvious that although he is not a human being, and although his brain is not very good, he still knows how to choose between survival and being burned to ashes.

"very good!"

(˙o˙)

Seeing that the other party was willing to give him a gift, Anne nodded with satisfaction.

So she thought about it and simply found a seat by the window and sat on it. Then she raised her legs and ordered in a relaxed tone:

"Then I'm sorry, I'll send someone to the most luxurious hotel in the city. Remember to drive more steadily!"

()hey-hey

To be honest, she originally wanted to burn both the other party and this inappropriate bus, but when she thought that if it was burned, no one would drive her. When it seemed that there were no cars on the street at this time, she had to do so for the time being.

“…”

After receiving the order, the driver did not talk nonsense, but turned around with the sound of the bus roaring engine, drove into the thick night, and began to return to the city.

At this time, the silence in the carriage returned to its original state, with only the residual heat of the flames and the smell of burning paper still lingering in the air.

“…”

∠("∠)＿

Annie simply lay directly on a row of seats, closed her eyes, and still had a faint smile on the corner of her mouth. The insignificant little thing that just happened seemed to have never been taken seriously by her.

Outside the car window, the night is still deep...

The asphalt roads with eight lanes were extremely empty, and there was no one on the sidewalk. The traffic lights at the intersections all turned into flashing yellow lights. Occasionally, one or two vehicles rushing at night were even hurried, driving directly in the city at a speed of hundreds of kilometers per hour, as if there was an invisible and terrible existence driving them, fearing that they would die if they stopped.
Chapter completed!