Zhang Heng followed Vesta's instructions and slowed the car down. The gray Lada slowly rolled past Aunt Sauk's door. Fortunately, the thing that everyone was worried about didn't happen. The house was very quiet, and there was almost no movement.
Although it wasn't night yet, the sky had already started to darken. Zhang Heng looked in the direction of the window. It was pitch-black there, and the curtains were tightly drawn, covering the inside. No one knew what the weird old woman called Sauk was doing inside.
Zhang Heng took a look, and then he heard the voice of Svetlana behind him. "Let's go. We'll go back early to eat barbecue."
Zhang Heng nodded and looked away. Then he stepped on the accelerator, and the car started to speed up, leaving the hut on the hillside behind.
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Zhang Heng and Svetlana, the receptionist, spent two days in the countryside. Other than hunting, they also went fishing by the river.
