A few minutes later, they arrived at the police station. Liu Jingze took Su Tiantian's hand and walked quickly into the police station lobby, saying as he walked, "Luckily you were wearing flat shoes."

The police station lobby was a bit quiet at night. A man was speaking arrogantly: "I won't pay any money. I won't tell you. Ask Liu Jingze to come over. See if he wants me to pay." Several men around him were also shouting: "No compensation, no compensation."

Zheng Ziyang's voice: "Why don't you pay?"

A police officer said, "You guys ate at someone else's farm without paying, and you also smashed things, causing damage. You must pay compensation according to the extent of the damage."

Xiao Huilin said, "Do you think you don't have to pay compensation just because you know Liu Jingze? There are many people who know him."

Liu Jingze's voice was a little nervous: "Hui Lin, are you okay?"

Before Xiao Huilin could say anything, a man in a blue shirt tried to rush over when he saw Liu Jingze, but was stopped by the police. The man looked good, with broad shoulders and a narrow waist, and upturned peach blossom eyes. His handsome face showed an expression of unwillingness to be humiliated or to yield. Someone who didn't know him would really think he had suffered a great injustice: "Jingze, this woman actually wants me to pay compensation. As the boss, you should criticize her."

Seeing the newcomer, Liu Jingze spoke in a completely different tone from the one he had just used to talk to Xiao Huilin: "Li Hongchang, you have to pay for the meal. You have to compensate for the damage caused by the smashing of things. According to relevant laws and regulations, this request is reasonable, right? You and your friends did this at the farm, frightening the customers, and yet you haven't been asked to compensate for the emotional damages?"