Chapter 908

Moreover, the calls of insects echoed in the village. As Benjamin tossed and turned on the mat, he couldn't fall asleep. He wasn't used to the singing insects but was also kept awake by the mosquitoes biting him. When dawn approached, Benjamin finally caved and drifted off to sleep in a daze. Not long after he fell asleep, someone kicked him awake. Who in the world had the guts to kick him? He was filled with rage for being kicked awake. He opened his eyes and was going to fly into a rage when he saw Carol's face. He suppressed his anger and sat up immediately. He forced a smile on his face, which was swollen from the mosquito bites. "Good morning, Carol." "Get up quickly. My mom unlocked the gates and went out to get groceries. You have to leave right now so that no one sees you," Carol said. Benjamin was speechless. He glanced toward the skies and figured that it was approximately half past five or six in the morning. "Carol, I fell asleep really late. Can I just