Chapter 5

Grandma's cooking has always been superb, and today's cola chicken wings were especially delicious.

"Hazel, why aren't you eating?"

Chicken wings are expensive, and Grandma doesn't eat them herself, yet she keeps piling food on our plates.

But Hazel's bowl already had three chicken wings, and she hadn't picked up her chopsticks.

Grandma walked over to Hazel, coaxing her like a child as she ruffled her hair:

"Hazel, be good, eat your meal."

"If you don't like cola chicken wings, I'll make little drumsticks for you tonight."

[Laugh out loud, this family really isn't afraid of dying!]

[Let them eat themselves to death, and they still want to pull the heroine down with them?]

[Cola chicken wings are just concentrated cola, adding oil smoke, stacking buffs here?]

Hazel's already upset expression completely broke down when she saw the words [oil smoke].

She abruptly stood up from her seat, pushing away Grandma, who was coaxing her to eat.

"Eat, eat, eat, if you want to eat, eat it yourself!"

"I'd rather starve than eat what you make, don't try to trap me!"

Grandma was caught off guard, stumbling backward and falling to the ground.

I was shocked, quickly dropping my chopsticks and running to Grandma.

"Grandma, are you okay?"

Grandma looked pained, her body curling up, unable to speak from the pain.

I tried to help her up, but I wasn't strong enough, and Grandma remained painfully on the ground.

"Heroine's carefree score: 99.9%, target about to be reached! Target about to be reached!"

The familiar electronic voice sounded again.

I suddenly looked up and saw Hazel's satisfied smile.

Grandma was pushed down by her, yet she could still smile!

I was furious, yelling at her:

"Hazel, what's wrong with you, why did you push Grandma!"

She glanced at me disdainfully, sneering:

"Don't think I don't know what you people have done. If you want to die, don't drag me along!"

What have we done?

I was so angry I was seething.

Mom and Dad work hard outside, and Grandma takes care of us sisters at home devotedly. What else could we be doing?

The words I was about to ask her to help with were swallowed back forcefully.

I clenched my teeth and ran to the neighbors for help.

"Oh my, what's happened to Auntie?"

Granny Wong staggered in, followed by her daughter-in-law, Aunt Fiona, and a few other neighbors who heard the commotion.

Seeing Grandma collapsed on the ground, Aunt Fiona wanted to help her up but found Grandma almost unconscious from the pain.

"No way, it might've hurt the bone, we have to go to the hospital!"