Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks Chapter 2935: You Want Me to Take the Fall

Chapter 2935: You Want Me to Take the Fall

However, Ning Shu had her phone on silent and couldn’t hear the notifications from the live stream.

“I won’t do it. I didn’t post those messages online. You just want a scapegoat. Bullying me wasn’t enough, now you want me to take the fall too.” Ning Shu turned and ran.

Her phone, still in her pocket, was shaking non-stop.

Min Haochu rubbed his forehead in frustration. “Catch her. This is getting annoying.”

Ning Shu ran as fast as she could. Suddenly, her phone fell out of her pocket with a thud. The screen instantly went black when it hit the ground, and one corner got dented.

She quickly turned back and picked up the phone. Tsk, tsk. To make her livestream look natural, she had sacrificed a phone. Seriously!

Her heart ached.

Who knew what would happen to the Min family once this stream went public?

Ning Shu reached the daycare, where Yi Xiaodong was quietly drawing in the yard.

“Big Sis, are you done with your things?” Yi Xiaodong asked with childlike innocence as he stood up.

Even though they were twins, boys grew faster, and Yi Xiaodong was now a head taller than Ning Shu.

“Yeah, I’m done. Let’s go,” Ning Shu said with a smile, taking his hand as they left the daycare.

It seemed they couldn’t return to their previous home, so they would have to find a new place to stay.

But how could they make money quickly?

The embroidery took too long—crafting a beautiful, intricate piece was time-consuming and draining.

But they had no money left to live on.

The phone and the cost of the daycare had used up all their savings.

Ning Shu scratched her head.

Oh right, back when she was on Planet Omega, she made money by playing games since she didn’t have any other means of making a living.

This world also had games. She’d seen lots of people banging away on keyboards in internet cafes when she visited.

Ning Shu led Yi Xiaodong to a smoke-filled internet café, scanning the room to see what games were popular.

The more people played a game, the more valuable the loot, and the higher the price you could sell it for.

Ning Shu opened the game everyone seemed to be playing and pulled Yi Xiaodong to sit beside her.

Yi Xiaodong felt uncomfortable in such a place. The smoke from other people’s cigarettes made the room stuffy.

Yi Xiaodong anxiously tugged at Ning Shu’s sleeve.

Ning Shu rea.s.sured him, “It’s okay, just hold onto me.”

Ning Shu familiarized herself with the game and began to progress through the levels, selling the items that dropped along the way.

She was on fire, blasting through the game, while Yi Xiaotong propped up his chin and watched Ning Shu’s fingers dance across the keyboard.

Eventually, Yi Xiaotong grew sleepy and, before he knew it, had fallen asleep on Ning Shu’s shoulder.

They had run off late last night so Yi Xiaodong was exhausted.

Ning Shu adjusted her position, letting Yi Xiaodong rest his head on her lap so it wouldn’t hinder her gameplay.

She joined a team and took down a boss, which dropped a rare item.

Ning Shu silently muttered a prayer of thanks, feeling for the first time that the points she had previously allocated to her luck stat were finally paying off.

For once, she didn’t feel so unlucky.

She listed the item for sale in the global chat, and it fetched a good price, but then she realized she didn’t have a bank card.

She didn’t have an ID, just a household registration book. Ning Shu went to the bank with the registration book to apply for a card.