"I'll agree to anything you say, okay?"

"I promise I won't fight, get hurt, or make Xinxin worry anymore."

He said a lot of nice things and finally coaxed Xinxin back to her senses. Only when he saw Xinxin smile through her tears did he feel like he had come back to life.

Xinxin reverted to her usual fierce demeanor, grabbing his ear and threatening him menacingly:

"You swear that you will never fight again and will be a law-abiding citizen, otherwise I will never talk to you again and will never call you brother again."

He raised his hands in surrender and begged for mercy.

"Okay, okay, I swear, I won't fight anymore and I'll be a law-abiding citizen. Otherwise, Xinxin won't recognize me as her brother and will start calling me 'one yuan' like they do."

"One Yuan" was a nickname given to him by the children in the orphanage, and it was also an embarrassing story about him. He would get angry every time he heard it, so it was really sincere for him to say it like that.

After making his vow, he looked at Xin Xin with a fawning expression.

"Is Xiaoxin satisfied?"

Xinxin wiped away her tears, nodded with satisfaction, and said in a pitiful voice:

"That's more like it! You have no idea how worried I was when I heard you were fighting. What if someone had seriously injured you?"

" I···"

The boy never admits defeat; he thinks he has gained experience and won't get seriously injured.

Xinxin interrupted, disagreeing with the lecturing.

"Even if you're powerful! What if you hurt someone? If you win, you'll end up in jail!"

They said that if you're in jail, you have to operate a sewing machine every day. Do you want to go?

Also, if you go to jail, who will give me special treatment?

"Yes, yes, I know I was wrong. I'll listen to Xin Xin and it won't happen again."