The Vicious Mother-in-law Killed the Whole Family

I shook my head, insisting that I didn't eat it at all.

After hearing this, Tina came over unhappily, saying, "If you have nothing to do, don't bother us. My daughter needs to rest."

Lara didn't care about it. She pushed the door open and walked into the living room. After walking around, she approached Olivia.

"We believe snakes have spirits. You can't eat them at will. That's inhumane!

"Look at her belly, what color it is! That's similar to the snake's body!"

After hearing what Lara said, I stared at Olivia's stomach carefully.

Strangely enough, her belly seemed to have an extra lump, moving in an irregular manner.

Tina got angry because of it, pointed at Lara, and started to curse, "You're talking nonsense! My daughter is blessed. Get out of here now! Get out of here!"

Lara was so angry that she glared at Tina and cursed her a few words. She threatened to report Tina before slamming the door and leaving.

Tina chased after her and spat. "What report? If she dared to do it, I would make her pay!"

Within three days, people from the Animal Protection Bureau came again.

They found snake meat and other frozen meat in the refrigerator and took them all away.

Lara also mentioned Tina and Olivia in the residents' group, asking them to do less evil and better. Otherwise, they would face severe consequences.

All of a sudden, everyone criticized Tina, and then the latter took turns to curse at them. In the end, she was kicked out of the group chat by its owner.

She was so angry, pointing at me and yelling, "You must have told her, right? Otherwise, how could she come here and report me!"

I didn't like to hear that.

If she didn't do anything wrong, it wouldn't happen.

"Mom, who can't see snakes rushing in? If I were you, I would find more meat for Olivia. Didn't you notice that she was sluggish these past two days? It must be because there is no snake meat."

Olivia looked bad, and her eyes were lifeless. At this time, she slumped beside the sofa. No matter what anyone said, she didn't move at all.

Tina was so scared that she was at a loss.

I stared at Olivia's belly thoughtfully.

The belly of a five-month pregnant woman was actually bigger than that of an eight-month pregnant one.

Every time I took a walk in the neighborhood, I could hear my neighbors whispering.

Olivia became the subject of everyone's discussion. Such being the case, I decided to add fuel to the debate.

As I opened the short video, a message popped up with a mechanical male voice.

"A five-meter-long python has appeared in the scenic area. Please stay away..."

Olivia sat up suddenly, crawled to me hurriedly, and snatched my phone to read the news.

At this moment, she only paid attention to the python.

I guessed that she didn't notice its warning.

"Mom, we will have snake meat! As long as I eat it, your grandson will surely be full of energy!"

Tina was even more excited. She and Olivia even began planning how to kill the giant python alone and how to get the snake meat.

"Mom, I'm not feeling well. Let Sophia take the lead, and you and Andy protect me from behind," Olivia proposed with evil intentions and looked at me with a forced smile.

Tina nodded repeatedly, thinking that what Olivia said made sense. She even took out a machete and placed it in front of me, saying that it could be used to kill snakes.

This was the first time I felt so upset.

"Mom, don't you want a grandson?"

Tina was stunned, waved her hands, and said disdainfully, "You just bear a girl, so don't try to scare me."

"Right! But even if she is a girl, she is one of the family members and your granddaughter... If outsiders found that you let me take the lead, regardless of your granddaughter's life, it would be a disgrace to the Keith family."

I spoke slowly, mentioning our neighbor's gossip without panic.

With her temper, she couldn't stand it.

As I expected, after thinking for a moment, she asked Andy to take the lead.

Then, I raised my eyebrows at Olivia provocatively.

I thought to myself, "Wait for killing the python? Humph, wait to be killed!"