Her fingertips trembled with a mix of horror and excitement. Just as the teapot was about to slip from her grasp, Keegan suddenly said, “Jaylene, don’t move.”

Jaylene froze, instinctively thinking Keegan had regained his memory. She had barely twitched when Keegan loudly stopped her again, “Don’t move, absolutely don’t move.”

Jaylene wanted to say something, but then felt an itching sensation on her neck, as if something was crawling slowly. Goosebumps erupted all over her body.

By now, Stella had turned around and saw Jaylene standing stiffly with the teapot in hand. Her eyes quickly assessed the situation and then she noticed

the beetle crawling on Jaylene’s neck.

It was an unknown species, not overly tentacled but as long as a little finger, its mouthparts slightly twitching, genuinely alarming in appearance.

Stella murmured, “It’s so big.”

Jaylene couldn’t see what was on her neck, unsure if it would bite or if it was venomous. She stood frozen in place, her voice trembling, “Keegan, what exactly is it? Please get it away, don’t scare me.”

Keegan reassured her, “Don’t speak, don’t startle it. I’ll come over slowly and help you get rid of it.”

an “Okay” and dared not

slowly, incredibly slowly-step by step, shuffling as if

Jaylene had

a distance of seven to eight meters, Keegan took two minutes to walk

long, every second was agonizing for someone

Keegan hesitated, not making a

choked up, urging, “Keegan, please get rid of it quickly,

looked uneasy, “I’ve never seen such a

think

Jaylene was speechless.

she felt the man she admired was so spineless, afraid

scared of bugs.

It might

back stiffened, the hand holding the

of water splashed on the back of

remarked, “Is it a locust? Or a dung

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