Chapter 227 Robin's miserable life

As she watched, Robin's stomach began to growl. She quickly covered her stomach and her face turned red at a speed visible to the naked eye.

The better the food was at her uncle's house, the less Robin had to eat. Today she only had a bowl of porridge in the morning.

His stomach was growling louder and louder. In order not to disturb the scholars around him, Robin could only put the book back to its original place on the bookshelf with a red face. After saying something to Cloba, he ran out in a hurry.

Robin ran into a forest and finally stopped in front of a big tree.

There are still a few peach-shaped pink fruits on this tree, but they look very small, and the big ones have already been picked by others.

Robin's height obviously meant she couldn't reach the fruits, so she looked up, then crossed her arms over her chest. When she did this, pink petals floated around her body.

Robin whispered,

"Two-wheeled flower, mastery."

Two slender arms grew out from the fruit-bearing branches of the peach tree, grabbed the two fruits, and threw them towards Robin's position below.

The fruit fell at Robin's feet. Her face turned pale, and she staggered when she bent down to pick up the fruit.

It is still a little difficult for Robin, who has been malnourished for a long time, to use her abilities. After all, she is only a five-year-old girl.

(Due to Spandine's special attention, Olbia was exposed earlier, and the O'Hara incident happened almost three years earlier than the original book)

Robin took a bite of a fruit that was only slightly larger than his fist. The taste of the fruit was not very good and it was extremely sour and astringent. However, Robin still ate it in big mouthfuls and soon finished the two fruits until only two cores were left.

She had eaten even more disgusting things than this. It was the first time she came to this forest to look for food, and it was also under this kind of fruit tree that she picked up a very beautiful and strange fruit on the ground. It looked like a flower.

Robin didn't have the ability at that time. She was so hungry that she didn't care about anything else when she picked up such a big fruit. She just ate it directly. The taste makes her want to vomit when she thinks about it now.

Since then, she has become a "monster" in the eyes of outsiders, and her already difficult life has become even worse...

Thinking about her experiences in the past two years, Robin pursed her lips and sat down against the fruit tree. She hugged her knees with both hands and murmured,

"Mom, when can you come back to see me..."

In fact, in Robin's memory, Olbia's face was very vague. After all, Olbia had gone to sea since she was two years old.

But even so, whenever Robin felt wronged and sad, she still thought of her mother.

However, what Robin didn't know was that her long-missed mother was watching her from a bush not far away.

Olbia stared blankly at Robin in front of the fruit tree, her eyes filled with tears. She recognized her daughter at a glance and wanted to call out, but there was a piece of "black cloth" on her mouth.

If you look closely, you can see that the black cloth is actually moving.

Under Olbia's feet, a circle of darkness held her firmly in place. She could only turn her head and look at Jiger beside her, with pleading eyes.

Jiger just smiled and said,

"See? This is the life your daughter is living now. Think about what you have been doing all these years for."

Olbia trembled all over, she closed her eyes in pain, and two lines of tears slid down her cheeks.

Jiger was completely unmoved. He looked in Robin's direction and saw that Robin had stood up and was walking out of the woods.

Seeing this, Jiger whispered,

"Okay, time for you to go watch the next one."

After saying that, Jiger reached out and grabbed Olbia's shoulder, then disappeared in a flash.

Robin walked back to his uncle's house and glanced at the big yellow dog tied at the door. The dog didn't even raise its head, it was concentrating on eating.

In the dog bowl in front of it, you can see a chicken leg with two bites taken from it.

Robin smiled helplessly and walked towards the house.

Her uncle was slumped at the dinner table, picking his teeth with a toothpick. Her sister was not there, probably because she had gone out to play after dinner.

As for her aunt, she was cleaning the table while complaining,

"Really? I have to clean up after dinner! Where is Robin?"

My uncle spat out a mouthful of meat and said casually,

"Where else to go? Go read in that old tree again. Like her damn parents, she likes this."

"Humph! I don't think her mother will live much longer. Have you heard? It seems her mother has committed some serious crime and is wanted by the government!"

"Nani?"

My uncle's hand trembled, and the toothpick pierced his gums, and a stream of blood spurted out. He cursed and asked,

"When did this happen? Damn it! Will it affect our family?"

"I think it's possible. Otherwise, I'd tell her to get out of here early. She's eating and drinking for free!"

"Alas! After all, she is my niece..."

My aunt rolled her eyes and looked at him with disdain and said,

"Don't try to play tricks on me! Didn't her mother leave you a large sum of money when she left? Are you keeping her in the hope that her mother will give you more money when she comes back?"

My uncle's expression froze, and a trace of embarrassment appeared on his face. He smiled bitterly and said shamelessly,

"Haha, it turns out that my wife understands me best!"

"Alright, alright, let's first think about how to get her... Um? Robin!!"

My aunt was startled by Robin who appeared at the door without knowing when. After she came to her senses, she angrily scolded,

"Why didn't you tell me you were back? Why are you pretending to be a dead ghost?!"

Normally, if Robin was scolded like this by her aunt, she would immediately bow her head and admit her fault, but now she did not react at all. She just stared at her aunt and muttered,

"What did you just say? My mother is wanted?"

Robin's performance made her aunt very dissatisfied, and she immediately raised her voice and shouted,

"Okay! How dare you eavesdrop on adults' conversation! You won't get dinner today!"

Robin turned a deaf ear to him. She stood there in silence for a moment, then turned around and ran out. She wanted to find her mother.

However, before Robin could run two steps, he was caught up by his aunt, grabbed him and brought back into the house.

Throwing Robin to the ground, my aunt pointed at the leftovers on the table and said,

"Where are you going? Clean these up for me first!"

Robin, who was slumped on the ground, bit her lips hard until she couldn't hold back any longer and burst into tears. Her aunt not only showed no sympathy, but became even more furious and raised her hand to slap Robin.

At this moment, a large amount of black matter suddenly poured in, enveloping the entire house and the furniture. The next second, the black matter and the objects it envelops disappeared completely...