I Became a Witch in a World Full of Urban Legends

At five o’clock in the afternoon, the sky darkened rapidly. The blazing sun seemed to be obscured by a layer of shadow, like a scarlet glow cast upon the earth.

Filling out the relevant documents, Hua sat on the bench in the lobby of the police station. She saw Yibei being led out of the interrogation room, only for him to turn around and argue with the police.

“Excuse me, where are the groceries I bought? I need them, or I won’t have dinner tonight.”

A teenage boy being arrested for chasing a cat and pestering the police for his groceries is not normal.

“Shut up! Your groceries aren’t here!” the police officer yelled. Of course, the police only care about taking people in and not their belongings.

“Ah…” Yibei sighed. Those groceries cost him almost a hundred yuan, and he felt as if he suffered a huge loss.

Before he could open his mouth to babble further, Hua immediately stepped forward to rescue the police officer: “You’re out; let’s get out of here.”

“But my groceries…”

“Who cares about your groceries?” she yelled in a hushed whisper. “Food is food; there’s no difference! You can get more food later! Or just eat nothing! It’s good to live in hardship and simplicity!”