Manshu also understood what the man meant, and she waved her hands to express no need.
However, the corner of her eye did not miss the man hiding in the alley.
It was obvious that it was the same group of people who stared at her before and changed her notebook.
What do they want to do here?
Didn’t you already get the notebook?
Manshu really planned to see what the other party wanted to do.
The kid's collision just now was really about hurting them.
But now that he was not injured, he immediately changed his strategy.
Could it be that they were going to implement plan B, trick her into a cold drink shop, and then sell her?
This way, it completely eliminated the possibility of her winning. After all, it directly deprived her of the qualification to gamble on stones.
But is Chongzhi really that stupid?
He probably wouldn't use this method, otherwise all his efforts to get her to agree to the competition would be meaningless.
Or is it that someone doesn't want her to compete with Chongzhi? For example, there is an internal conflict among the Stone Gamblers?
However, this idea only went through his mind once before being rejected by Manshu.
Since testing her is a task given by the Stone Gambling King, it cannot be easily destroyed.
The people under the stone gambling king are not stupid.
So why did they go to so much trouble to get her to go to the beverage shop?
Or is it that they didn't really intend to make her absent, but just wanted to interfere with her?
Like, poison her?
Not right either!
When it comes to poisoning, it would have been more appropriate to do it two days ago. Now I have read the bid.
Manshu glanced around and found that at least two people were still paying attention to their movements.
She simply stopped guessing.
Following their train of thought, Manshu accepted the condition of two drinks after the man's repeated persuasion.
"Let me get your stuff for you!"
"You sit in the back of my car and I will take you there!"
Although Manshu couldn't understand what the man said.
But he spoke and gestured.
Manshu didn't have anything valuable in her bag, but she still refused: "We can walk there, it's just across the street and not far away, so we don't need to take a car."
Manshu didn't get in the car, so the man didn't care and took them to the opposite side.
While waiting for drinks at the beverage shop, Manshu noticed someone approaching her quietly.
And, he directly pulled off her bag.
Grabbing it openly?
Manshu's face darkened, and he wanted to fly up and kick the man who snatched the bag to death.
But her reason told her that this scene was not over yet.
Manshu resisted kicking the person and let go, allowing the other person to snatch her bag away.
The ordinary guests who saw this scene were still exclaiming, but the boy who almost hit Manshu just now had already reacted.
He immediately got on his motorcycle and said, "Don't worry, I will help you get it back!"
Manshu probably guessed what he said and just sat in the drink shop without moving.
About ten minutes later, the man on the bicycle came back and brought back Manshu's bag.
"Miss, take a look and see if there's anything missing."
Manshu can't understand it, but other locals can.
Everyone started asking her to look at the bag, and Manshu understood their gestures.
He took his bag and thanked the man.
Other locals praise a man so well that they feel embarrassed, rub their heads and turn their ears red.
It was obviously a trap set up by them, but they only did a fake good deed and received so many compliments that the man was a little dizzy.
Manshu is still more sober.
She opened her bag and started checking it, focusing on her notebook.