Chapter 2280

I wonder if there really is something wrong with my nose?

I knocked on the door, called out the woman who just knocked on my door, and asked her if she smelled bad.

She vomited! He quickly covered his mouth.

She pushed me away! I ran downstairs and called the boss up.

When the hotel owner came up, he immediately covered his nose and shouted: "Oh my God! Who put gas bombs here!"

The woman covered her nose and pointed, complaining: "Boss! If they still live here! Then I won't live here! It stinks!"

"Ouch! We're putting away the shoes now! Sorry, boss! I haven't taken off my shoes for two months! The smell is a little too strong!"

"What are you charging me for? I won't do your business anymore! Get out of here right away!"

The boss said angrily: "I only agreed to give you a room because you five are so pitiful beggars! Who knew you would drop gas bombs here! Damn it! It's affecting other guests! I'll refund you the room fee! Get out of here!" !”

Hearing this, the woman hid far away with a proud look on her face.

"Boss, please do a good job. It's going to rain heavily outside this late at night. Boss, please show some kindness and don't drive us away. We don't need to sleep in your bed. We can just sleep on the ground. We just want a shelter from the wind." Spend the night somewhere rainy.”

The woman immediately stamped her feet and screamed: "No! You people shouldn't live here! It's all affecting me! You should live on the street! Look at how dirty you are! It's time to take a shower when it rains You guys stink!"

Later, at the strong request of the female resident, the hotel owner pushed and kicked the five beggars out.

After a while, there was a strong wind outside and it started to rain. The weather forecast was really accurate.

The light rain turned into moderate rain in the blink of an eye.

I opened the window and took a look, and saw that the five beggars who had been kicked out were still in the yard. They were huddled in a row, holding a torn snakeskin bag on their heads to protect themselves from the rain. Soon they were all soaked through. .

I sighed, closed the window, lit a flower, lay on the sofa and crossed my legs.

There was lightning and thunder outside the window, and bursts of laughter suddenly came?

When I went over to take a look, I saw these five beggars throwing away their torn sacks and dancing wildly in the rain! And laughed out loud! They lifted up their clothes to expose their bellies and danced happily belly dancing.

Infected by their laughter, I grinned too.

Life is too difficult, this is the joy of suffering, I like this atmosphere.

I took an umbrella and went out and shouted: "Oh! Brothers, please come in! Let's chat! Don't catch a cold!"

The older beggar wiped his face and said loudly: "We also want to live in the house! But the boss won't let us!"

"Wait a minute!"

I ran to the front desk and explained my intention to the boss.