Chapter 164: Become the King in Prison

I was bored, so I shouted to the man next door: "Hey, brother, you said you have been locked up here for five years?"

When the man heard this, he immediately jumped up from the ground, then limped to me with his legs, and said seriously: "What am I lying to you? Just look at what your hair looks like."

At this time, the man and I were just separated by an iron fence, and I could see his appearance clearly. I saw his long and messy hair almost covered his entire face. If he walked on the street like this, he would be regarded as a beggar or a lunatic in minutes.

I thought to myself that this guy didn't lie to me, and he looked like he had been in prison for five years.

So he asked curiously: "Why are you locked up?"

When the man heard this, he smiled bitterly and said, "Why? Isn't it because I owe money to this guy Ashan? This guy took advantage of the fact that he was a celebrity around the village chief and took revenge on his own and threw me here and locked me up for five years."

"Are you referring to the Ashan just now?" I said a little surprised.

"Who else will be besides him?" The man gritted his teeth and said angrily: "If I simply owe him money, I have nothing to say for how long he locked me up, but I knew he was deliberately framed me, and he lent me money to the goal of making me unable to pay back the money and lock me up."

"How do you know he's framed you?" I was suspicious, so I asked.

"Why don't I know," the look suddenly became full of resentment: "He always thought I killed his sister, so he looked for opportunities to trouble me and take revenge for his sister."

When I heard this, I was even more curious and asked in surprise: "Brother, what's going on?"

The one sighed, his eyes turned dark, and he slowly told me the whole story.

It turned out that this person was named Alai. He had fallen in love with Ashan's sister Abi, and he had almost reached the point of getting married. Just a few days before their wedding, Alai rode an electric tricycle and took Abi to the city to buy wedding supplies.

However, what they never expected was that on the way back, they unfortunately encountered a car accident and were hit by a large truck. Abi died while Alai survived by chance, but one of his legs was injured and almost became disabled.

This accident caused Abi's death, so naturally both families were very sad, but Ashan could not accept such facts and blamed Alai for thinking that this accident happened because he had not taken good care of his sister.

Ashan has always loved this sister very much, and even loved her better than her life. So after the incident, although he didn't say anything on the surface, he was looking for opportunities everywhere to take revenge on Alai.

After Alai was in a car accident, he was physically disabled and almost lost his ability to work. Ashan pretended to be kind and lent the money to Alai to do business, and kept saying that he could do it any time.

But behind his back, Ah Shan bribed Ah Lai's previous company and asked Ah Lai to lose all his business. In this way, Ah Lai not only failed in business, but also owed Ah Shan a lot of money.

Seeing that the time for revenge was coming, Ah Shan began to urge Ah Lai to pay back the money. He knew that Ah Lai could not afford it, but he still forced him to force him to threaten him that if he could not pay it back, he would let Ah Lai spend his whole life in prison.

At this time, Alai knew that Ashan was deliberately framed him, so he planned to fight with Ashan. At worst, he could die together. But Ashan is a celebrity around the village chief. How could Alai be able to beat Ashan? Before he got close to Ashan, he was beaten by Ashan and then imprisoned in the village chief's underground prison.

For Ah Shan, you made me lose my sister, so I will let you spend your life here in pain. Only then did Ah Lai realize that Ah Shan could never forgive herself because of Ah Bi's affairs.

Alai was also full of guilt for Abi's death, so he did not resist much after being sent here. In the blink of an eye, five years passed.

After listening to Alai’s story, I understood the reason, so I asked, “Then Ashan, I plan to lock you up here. Will you really die until the day you die?”

"I think this will probably be the case," Alai sighed faintly and said, "Anyway, I have some responsibility for Abi's death. Just do whatever he wants, as long as he can finish this breath."

Although Ashan's love for his sister is of course worthy of praise, he can love his sister's name, and it is a bit too much to do such cruel things to Alai.

I was going to scold Ashan a few words, but when I heard Alai say this, I didn’t know how to speak.

At this moment, I suddenly heard Ah say, "Brother, I heard them say just now, are you a Feng Shui master?"

"Well," I nodded and said, "Although I am ashamed of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being accused of being ac

When Alai heard me say this, he continued, "I heard before that you can summon ghosts and make people talk to ghosts. Is that true?"

"It can be done in theory," I said seriously, "but it depends on the specific situation, such as whether the ghost is still nearby, whether he is willing to talk to the victim, etc."

"Oh, so that's it." As soon as Alai heard this, he nodded, looking like he wanted to say something, but he was eager to speak but stopped.

"Ala, what do you want to say?" I asked after seeing him like this.

"Oh, nothing," Alai smiled embarrassedly on his face: "I was just wondering if there was still a chance to meet Abi. After all, it was so sudden when I died. Before I could say goodbye to her, she left me forever..."

When I heard this, I understood why Alai wanted to say these things to me. I wanted to help her, but I didn't know how to help her for a while. And if Alai really wanted me to help him, he would also speak, right?

I was busy going to Ding's house to save Ding Ling tonight, and I had never had a rest until now. I felt very tired at this time, so I stopped talking to A, retreated to the other side of the cell, leaned against the wall, and temporarily closed my eyes and rested.

I don’t like Alai here, and I have a straw mat to cushion the back, so I can only spend one night like this.

I slept like this for a few hours and suddenly found that it was already dawn. A few beams of sunlight shone in from the exhaust hole at the top of the cell, which rarely gave the cell a ray of light.

Although I still felt tired all over, I was in such an environment and I was really not in the mood to sleep anymore, so I walked to Alai's cell and planned to talk to Ah again.

After all, Alai has been here for five years and may have some understanding of the situation of the village chief’s family. Maybe he can ask for some valuable clues from him.

Just like last night, I was lying on the iron fence and was about to shout at him, when I suddenly heard the entrance to the prison, and another sound of footsteps came from.

Could it be that the village chief came to me again? I thought to myself, maybe after a night of consideration, the village chief felt that it was useless to lock me, an outsider, here, so he planned to let me out in advance.

Thinking of this, I felt a little happy, so I looked up at the prison aisle and waited for the village chief to appear.

However, what disappointed me was that I didn’t see the village chief, but only saw Ashan. And he didn’t walk to my cell, but just walked to Alai’s cell door and stopped.

In addition to Ashan, there were also several strong men with fierce faces on their faces. They followed Ashan, and they didn't know what they planned to do.

Ashan walked to Alai's cell, and took the key to open the lock on the iron fence, then pushed open the iron door, allowing the strong men to enter.

The strong men went in and pulled Alai out without saying a word. Although Ashan was unable to resist, he still cursed at Ashan angrily: "Ah, what are you doing?"

Ashan said with a sinister smile on his face: "What do I want to do? You will know if you wait and go out later."

After saying that, the strong men continued to escort Alai and walked out of the prison together.

Because I already knew about Alai and Ashan last night, I couldn't help but worry about Alai that Ashan would not have any kindness to take Alai out like this.

However, I am in prison and cannot guarantee myself. It is useless to worry. I just prayed in my heart that Alai can return safely.

About an hour later, I heard a mess of footsteps again, and then, I saw the strong men dragging Ah Lai just now, like a heavy garbage bag, dragging him all the way in.

Alai was covered in scars and his face was covered in blood and blood. He seemed to have lost consciousness, so he let them drag them all the way. Wherever their bodies passed, a long blood mark was dragged out, which was shocking.

The strong men dragged Alai to the door of the cell and threw Alai into the cell, just like throwing away a garbage bag that was disliked.

Then they left and continued to lock the iron door of the cell. After they finished, they left.

I knew at a glance that Alai must have been beaten by Ashan after being taken out by Ashan. Judging from his injuries, if he had taken more severe measures, Alai might have died.

When I saw Alai lying there like a corpse, motionless, my heart couldn't help but feel aching. It seemed that this Ah Shan would never give up if he didn't torture Alai until he died.

I called Alai a few times, but Alai continued to respond without responding. It seemed that he had temporarily fallen into a coma.

Seeing this, I could only retreat temporarily and wait until Alai wakes up. I think since Ah Shan intends to torture Ah Lai, he will not let Ah Lai die so easily. Ah said that Ah Shan planned to let Ah Lai spend his whole life in prison in pain.
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