Chapter 1859 This Must Be Lord Shao’s Counterattack

Of course, Fan Ruyin couldn't admit her guilt and apologize, so she started crying and complaining about her brother and sister-in-law being mean and heartless, and that they clearly didn't treat her as a family member and were deliberately bullying her...

It was a huge fight.

In the end, everyone was annoyed, the matter was left unresolved, and no one was satisfied.

Master Fan Da and Master Fan Er were too embarrassed to ask their wives to apologize on behalf of their sister. No family would do that.

They were in a stalemate here, but who knew that the news would spread, and the next day, scoundrels and thugs came to Fan's rice shop, silk shop, restaurant and seven or eight other shops to cause trouble, making it impossible for them to do business.

The shop owners and their clerks who were easy to talk to were very angry when the other party took advantage of them. Those who were more arrogant and had a bad temper provoked the other party, and when a conflict broke out and they started fighting, they were beaten up badly.

The shop owner angrily reported to the police, and someone from the government did come, but they arrived very slowly.

As soon as the police arrived, the hooligans and ruffians who were causing trouble scattered. The police did not arrest anyone, but instead interrogated the shopkeeper and his clerks with a serious face.

Most of the shopkeepers and clerks of the Fan family are full of self-confidence and are proud of themselves. Naturally, they have bad tempers. Seeing this, they are inevitably annoyed and speak impolitely.

The result was that the officials were furious and scolded them for being "too arrogant! Arrogant and lawless!" It can be seen that the Fan family was just as arrogant! Since that's the case, why not just let them wear the official uniform? All matters in the government office should be handled according to their wishes?

The shopkeeper and the staff had never seen such a thing before. They were so frightened that they realized that the prefect of today is not the prefect of the past, and the government office of today is not the government office of the past!

They hurriedly apologized and made amends, only to be scolded harshly for no reason. They were warned that they should do business like businessmen, not be so arrogant and overbearing, and that only harmony can bring wealth, right?

If he was so overbearing and rude to the officials, how would he behave to ordinary customers? What happened to the Fan family? Even if it was the Fan family's shop, they had to abide by the rules! The Fan family didn't have the final say in Anzezhou City...

These words were spoken in public, and countless onlookers heard them.

The shop assistant was dumbfounded and a little frightened. He didn't understand why these officials were so rude to the Fan family's shop? Why didn't they give him face...

The shopkeeper understood and became uneasy: Is there any need to say this? The owner must have offended the prefect! This is not a good sign...

The shopkeeper suddenly became three inches shorter, bowed and nodded to apologize, and finally sent these old men away. He didn't even dare to look at the eyes and whispers of the onlookers.

He told the staff to look after the store, and he hurried to the Fan family to report the news...

I still don't know what happened, and whether it's serious or not. I need to have a bottom line and a solution...

There were several shopkeepers who had the same idea, so it was a bit awkward for them to meet at the host's house together.

After everyone told their stories, they all became uneasy.

Master Fan Da and Master Fan Er felt heavy-hearted.

This must be Lord Shao's counterattack.

Madam Shao was bullied and humiliated, but Master Shao didn't even give the Fan family time to react, and he just started to attack...

Otherwise it wouldn't be such a coincidence that those hooligans and thugs came to Fan's shop to cause trouble so neatly today.

Those hooligans and ruffians depend on the government for their livelihood. How dare they disobey a casual hint from a constable?

(End of this chapter)