At that particr moment, two women exited the supermarket with fish in their hands.


    “This fish is amazing, I should have bought two. Our entire family enjoys it.”


    “We should go back and purchase more, Another one would be great. My son is also a fan.”


    Subsequently, the two women returned to purchase more fish.


    Millie, holding white sugar in her hand, also joined them. The shop was renowned in town for its


    delicious and tender fish.


    Therefore, she made the decision to purchase some for Marcus‘ well-being.


    Upon reaching the store, she noticed a substantial queue of people awaiting their turn. Millie had


    arrived a bitte and found herself at the back of the Line.


    When her turn finally came, the storekeeper greeted her with a smile and inquired, “Which one would


    you like?


    Millie indicated arger one and said, “I’ll take this one.”


    “Alright.”


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    After the fish was weighed, Millie paid for it, and as she turned to leave, the storekeeper called out to


    her.


    “Wait a moment,” the storekeeper said, a smile on his face, “I’ll give you one more for free. You can use


    one for stew and one for steaming.


    The owner deliberately selected arge fish and ced it into Millie’s bag.


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    Millie felt a bit puzzled, yet still touched by the gesture.


    “Thank you, I’ll make sure to pay for it,”


    The owner waved his hand and said, “Forget it. It’s on the house. Your husband prepared greeting gifts


    for all of us, and the ne he gave my wife is worth at least ten or twenty thousand. Consider this


    fish as a small token of our appreciation.”


    Millie expressed her gratitude once more and carried the fish home. With the sun setting and fewer


    people on the road, Millie increased her pace.


    Yet, unbeknownst to her, a man wearing a cap was surreptitiously trailing behind her.


    The man increased his pace and suddenly grabbed onto Millie’s shoulders. Instantly sensing danger,


    Millie swiftly pivoted and thrust the packet of sugar at him.


    Despite Millie’s attempt to defend herself, the man skillfully evaded her sugar packet and managed to


    overpower her. He forcefully pushed her to the ground and grabbed her neck, strangling her.


    Millie’s survival instincts kicked in, and she managed to grab a nearby rock, using it as a weapon to


    strike the man on the head. The impact caused him to bleed, but he still didn’t release his grip on her


    neck. Just as the situation was growing dire, a voice sounded nearby,


    “Hey, who are you? Let go of her,” amanding voice called out.


    It was Rnd.


    Abandoning the fish he held, Rnd hurriedly moved forward to rescue Millie.