Mia is Not a Trouble-Maker!

Chapter 738: Something Bad Is About to Happen

Translator: Henyee Translations  Editor: Henyee Translations

Emma was still in a daze. The first thing she asked was, “Where’s Mia?”

William lowered his head and ate. He said in a muffled voice, “She’s not up yet.”

Emma said, “Oh.”

Emma and Harper were going to school after dinner, but Emma’s eyes widened when she realized William and Lucas didn’t have to go. “Why? Why don’t you have to go?”

Lucas sat at the table and said lightly, “We’re going to visit Great Uncle’s grave.”

Mr. Walton looked up strangely at that. Great Uncle? Go to the grave? Why didn’t he know? He glanced at Mrs. Walton in confusion, but she glared at him with a very dangerous gaze. Mr. Walton tactfully lowered his head and stopped talking.

Emma shouted, “How can you not bring me to the grave! I’m not going to school anymore! I want to go to the grave too!”

Mrs. Walton said, “You’re just in first grade. It’s not convenient for you to take leave.”

Emma turned to Harper. “What about my brother?” Wasn’t her brother in first grade?

Harper was still in a daze.

Mrs. Walton said, “Harper just got out of the hospital. It’s not convenient for him to go either. It’s not good for him.”

Emma was even more puzzled. “What about Mia?”

Mrs. Walton rubbed her wrists and smiled. “Are you going to school? Huh? If you can get first place without going to school like William and Lucas, I definitely won’t object to you visiting the grave. You can go now. Go upstairs immediately and finish a set of exercise books before coming down.”

Emma immediately stepped back. “No, no.” As long as she didn’t do her homework, everything was negotiable!

Mrs. Walton: “Then are you still going to visit the grave?”

Emma: “No, no!” She ran away quickly and plunged into the school bus. Sigh, it was good to be a star student! She could not go to school if she wanted to! Then, she looked at her and her brother. Tsk tsk  Emma looked at Harper, who had just gotten into the bus. She felt that her biological brother was too disappointing!

Lucas usually went to the book bar to read for a while after dinner, but now he couldn’t sit still. He stood up and said, “I’m going out for some air.”

Mrs. Walton’s face was filled with confusion. Seeing Lucas’s stoic face, she pursed her lips and went out. William also put down his chopsticks and said in a muffled voice, “Grandma, I’m full. I’ll go take a look at Guard. I’m afraid Gold will bully it.” With that, he slipped out.

Mrs. Walton: “???” Her eyelids twitched. She felt that something bad had happened.

George finally looked up. After a moment of silence, he said, “Mom, I found William and Lucas’ biological mother.”

Mrs. Walton: “???” What?

George looked at his watch and said, “She should be at the door by now.”

Mrs. Walton:

Five minutes later, Mrs. Walton looked at her “daughter-in-law” in front of her and fell silent. Was this the daughter-in-law she had never met before who had left Lucas and William behind?

“How? Where?” Mrs. Walton asked with a frown. This “daughter-in-law” didn’t look like a normal person. She looked more like a zombie on television.

George shifted the blame. “Alex helped find her.”

Alex, who was about to enter, made a smooth 180-degree turn and turned around to walk out.

Mrs. Walton shouted, “Alex!”

Alex touched his nose and walked in helplessly. “I found her in the mountains.”

Mrs. Walton didn’t believe it. “Really?” Are you sure she wasn’t carried back from some laboratory? Mrs. Walton couldn’t be blamed for being vigilant. She was worried about the safety of the entire family, afraid that this “daughter-in-law” would suddenly mutate and bite.

At this moment, Amelia’s soft voice sounded from upstairs. “Grandma, what Daddy said is true. A few  a few days ago, we found Eldest Aunt together ” She had just woken up and was still wearing the night clothes from last night. She was dressed in black, and her hair that had yet to grow long was messy. The small hair on her head was loose. Seven stepped on her shoulder and bent his head slightly, his beady eyes staring at Ling in the living room.

“Did you?” asked Mrs Walton.

Amelia’s small eyes darted around. “Yes  yes.”

Mrs. Walton sighed. She couldn’t bear to expose Amelia. “I see. Then our Mia is amazing.” She stroked Amelia’s hair kindly, removed the hair tie that was about to fall, and smoothed her hair.

Amelia heaved a sigh of relief and said, “Grandma, don’t worry. Eldest Aunt won’t bite!”

Everyone’s gazes finally returned to Ling. Ling had been staring at William since she entered the door. Her eyes didn’t blink at all, and she didn’t look like a living person at all. Her clothes were tattered, and the material and style were special. They looked a little like a Daoist robe that was loosely draped over her body. The armpits of her clothes were torn, so it looked like a shawl. Lucas’s jacket was tied around her waist