Re Mei stood in the middle of the road without any intention of leaving.
Du Juan held the horsewhip but could not bring herself to use it; if the carriage charged forward and this person did not move aside, it could possibly injure the people inside.
"Move aside," Yang Ruxin's voice coldly came from the carriage, "Song San, do not force me to take action, I believe that's not something you can endure."
"Step aside, then," Song San sighed, knowing that if Re Mei continued to block the way, the next moment might prove fatal, as the girl always carried two incredibly fast poisonous snakes with her.
Only then did Re Mei step behind Song San.
Du Juan snorted at Re Mei, then flicked the whip. The whip grazed over the top of Re Mei's head, twirled in the air with a crack sound, and the carriage horses started running, quickly leaving the scene.
Finally, Re Mei frowned; if not for the master's silence, he really wanted to teach that arrogant girl a lesson.
