freenovelworld Chapter 209: Speeding Life
Chapter 209: Speeding Life
She drove her electric wheelchair very fast, quickly leaving the villa area and arriving at Kyoto Square.
"Wuhu~~The taste of freedom!!"
"Wang Wang Wang!!"
Both the person and the dog opened their mouths, and Bai Yisha kept saying "ah" for a long time.
Facing the wind, she drove onto the road, overtook the old man struggling to pedal his tricycle, and even greeted him.
"Hello, sir! Goodbye, sir!"
Before the old man could react, Bai Yisha had vanished.
The weather was clear and sunny early in the morning. Pedestrians hurried along the road. Many office workers were eating breakfast as they walked, while mothers and grandmothers were taking care of their children.
It was very lively.
Bai Yisha glanced at the lively atmosphere and then drove her wheelchair to the place she had passed by yesterday.
Seeing an old man selling things, she excitedly drove over with her dog in her arms.
"Grandpa, how much is your pink chicken? I want to buy one!"
The old man, wearing a straw hat and a dark blue long gown, looked up at Bai Yisha, who was in a wheelchair, with suspicion.
Seeing that Bai Yisha looked sincere and didn't seem like a troublemaker, he picked up the cage next to him and said, "This is a parrot. Where can you find a chicken with such a beautiful appearance?"
Bai Yisha: "Oh."
She also wondered why the chicken was so small and had pink feathers, and was thinking of buying a rare chicken for Song Yumi to play with.
Even a bowl of soup wouldn't be enough to fill a tooth gap.
"This breed is called 'Monk,' three thousand each, no bargaining, want it?"
"Monk? That's an interesting name." Bai Yisha curiously reached out and touched the parrot's body.
"Hello."
"Wow! It can even make sounds!"
At this point, Bai Yisha became even more interested.
"That's right. Parrots are very intelligent. You're a cute little girl, why not buy one to amuse you? You can even train it to talk, it can say anything."
"Okay, I'll buy it. How do I raise it? What kind of feed should I buy? Pack the cage and everything else together!"
Upon hearing this, the old man happily got to work.
This was his first big order of the day.
The old man was packing his things when Bai Yisha started teasing him by mentioning the parrot.
"oi, hello hello hello?"
"Hello!"
Bai Yisha was having a great time playing by herself, but she didn't forget to keep the dog on a leash in case it ran away.
The parrot learned very quickly, and Bai Yisha taught it a whole bunch of words in a string of chatter.
"From now on, how about you be called Thunderbolt Little Pink Dragon?"
"It sounds awful! It sounds awful!"
"Hey, you've really gone and picked a fight. What should I call you then? You tell me yourself."
"Badford! Badford!"
Bai Yisha brought the parrot closer to her and poked its feathers: "You silly bird, you're a bird, not a butterfly. Don't call yourself a Butterfly. You should just let it gnaw on something."
She had just learned the word for butterfly.
"Idiot! Idiot!"
Bai Yisha chuckled.
This silly thing is really funny.
“From now on, I’ll call you Fulai!” Bai Yisha put the parrot down and punched her right fist into her left palm.
"Fu Lai! Fu Lai!"
After paying, she asked the old man to help her hang it on her wheelchair.
The wheelchair she bought is the top-of-the-line luxury version; it's huge, so she has no worries about where to put it.
She continued wandering around with the birdcage in her arms, and even went to the square to buy a stun gun.
no other meaning.
I was just curious.
She heard several frogs croaking in the backyard last night, and she wanted to electrocute them.
I heard that toads can dance when they're electrocuted?
【Host……】
Bai Yisha: [Oh, what's wrong? I was just joking, don't take it seriously.]
After shopping around and buying a bunch of things, Bai Yisha hung them up, picked up the husky and put it in her arms, then drove her wheelchair onto the road.
"Go! go! go! Let's go!"
"Wang!"
"Fulai! go! go! go!"
"Whoosh-"
The traffic police officer had just bought a bottle of water from the convenience store when a blur flew past him.
He paused for a moment, then asked in confusion, "What went by?"
The traffic police officer took a closer look.
Whoops!
Bai Yisha was seen holding a dog in front of her, carrying a pink parrot in one hand, and with bags of various sizes hanging from the back of her wheelchair as she sped along the road.
The key point is that she was driving at nearly 140 km/h!
"Stop!"
The traffic policeman shouted at Bai Yisha, but she was driving too fast and couldn't hear him at all.
So the traffic policeman immediately jumped onto his motorcycle and gave chase.
They finally managed to stop Bai Yisha and move her to a safe place.
The traffic police officer looked at the girl he had stopped and remained silent for a long time.
"Come here, tell me, do you want to fly?"
Bai Yisha: "..."
Dare not speak.
"You want to learn to be a pilot? Fly a plane while stationary? Are you crazy? You think you can drive a wheelchair at 140 km/h???"
Bai Yisha silently hugged the dog tighter, looking at the traffic police with fear.
This is the first time I've been caught by the traffic police.
"Do you know how dangerous it is to travel like this? Huh?"
The traffic policeman stood with his hands on his hips, ready to give Bai Yisha a good talking-to.
It's fortunate that he saw it today, otherwise he might have gotten into trouble later.
Bai Yisha shook her head, then quickly nodded, and whispered, "Now I know."
Seeing that she looked quite young, and seemed frightened, the traffic policeman snorted irritably and asked, "How old are you?"
"Eighteen years old."
"What happened to the leg?"
"It's a fracture."
"You dare to drive at 140 km/h on the road? If you don't break your bones, who will?"
The traffic police officer looked at him with a disappointed expression, then took out his notebook and began to record the information.
"Please state your name and other information."
God knows how long he had been chasing Bai Yisha on his motorcycle.
That silly kid was driving so fast with a dog in his arms, you couldn't hear him talking.
Bai Yisha honestly provided the information, and was scolded by the traffic police officer again.
Seeing that Bai Yisha was relatively obedient, the traffic policeman sighed and asked, "Where are your parents?"
"Stamping a sewing machine inside an orange."
It might even be smoking.
Traffic police: "..."
He suddenly suffered a heart attack.
The parents who sit on the orange, the girl who just turned 18 but broke her leg, the person, the dog, the wheelchair, and a house they made up.
Oh, and there's a silly pink bird that's still chirping nearby.
The buff is fully stacked.
The traffic police officer was having a bit of a headache.
Whose child is this?
Do you have any relatives' contact information, or older brothers or sisters?
Bai Yisha stroked her chin, took out her phone to look for contacts, and muttered, "My eldest sister went abroad, and my eldest brother is missing."
Traffic police officer: "?"
What kind of nonsense is this?!
The traffic police officer couldn't help but feel a pang of pity for Bai Yisha's condition.
"Okay then, you'll still be fined, but if you take a picture and get five likes on your WeChat Moments, I'll have your friend come pick you up. You don't have any friends, do you?"
The traffic policeman cautiously looked up at the pretty little girl sitting in the wheelchair.
Bai Yisha happened to scroll to a few people in her contacts and handed them her phone.
"Yes! These can all be used!"
Upon hearing this, the traffic police officer breathed a sigh of relief.
He almost stabbed me three times.
He took her phone, glanced at the contact name, randomly selected one, and dialed the number.