Liu Guojun trembled with rage, pointing at Pei Nansheng:

"You, a grown man, how can you bully a child? That's outrageous!"

Pei Nansheng knew that no matter how he explained, it would be useless, and said in a deep voice:

"Your child says I let the big dog bite him, then check if he has any bite marks. That way we'll know who's lying."

Upon hearing this, Liu Bao'er was stunned. He had actually forgotten this crucial piece of evidence. His body involuntarily shrank into Liu Guojun's arms, trying to avoid everyone's gaze.

Seeing Liu Bao'er's reaction, everyone present couldn't help but wonder if the child was really lying.

Liu Guojun stood motionless, his eyes flickering uncertainly.

Pei Nansheng urged:

"Weren't you worried that the child might have been bitten by a dog? Hurry up and check his injuries! Don't worry, if the child is really injured, we'll compensate him accordingly."

Pei Nansheng is a well-known wealthy man in the base. Since he has made such a statement, we certainly can't miss the opportunity to take advantage of him.

Among the crowd, there were many who harbored resentment towards the wealthy, and they immediately chimed in:

"Yes, we should get the child checked out properly right away. They've already agreed to compensate us, we can't let them off so easily!"

There are also those who genuinely care about the children's safety:

"The child is still young; if he gets tetanus, it will be a real problem! We need to take a look."

Liu Guojun dared not inspect, knowing full well that Liu Bao'er had no bite marks.

Panicked and confused, not knowing what to do, my mind raced with thoughts: maybe... I should just create some fake injuries?

But, but, even if he had the guts, he wouldn't dare to inflict hidden injuries on the elder unless the elder himself was willing.

Her eyes darted vaguely across Liu Bao'er's face, hoping he would quickly come up with an idea for her.

Seeing that things were not going well, Liu Bao'er burst into tears:

"Uncle, let's go home. I'm scared. I'm scared of the big dog. The big dog is so scary. I want to find my mom. Uncle, let's go home. Please go home quickly."

Liu Bao'er wasn't afraid of getting new injuries, but no matter how resourceful he was, he couldn't possibly inflict a dog bite wound in front of everyone.

If the deception fails and it's confirmed that you lied, you'll suffer physical pain for nothing.

"Okay, okay, your uncle will take you home."

Liu Guojun was overjoyed at this, and picked up Liu Bao'er to run away.

"Wait, you're framing me and just going to leave like that?"

Pei Nansheng, along with a wolf and a dog, blocked their path.

Liu Guojun's face flushed red. "What do you want? Do you intend to hit me?"

Seeing him like this, those who were waiting for justice to prevail understood what was going on, and their gazes toward Liu Bao'er changed.

You can't judge a book by its cover! How old are you to dare to lie?

Pei Nansheng said coldly, "If you've wronged someone, you should naturally apologize. Children may not understand, but adults should."

The incident occurred at the entrance of the plantation, where most of the passersby knew Pei Nansheng. It was just that Pei Nansheng and his sister were too famous and too wealthy, which aroused the envy of many people.

If they discover even the slightest impropriety, they immediately become like ferocious sharks smelling blood, wishing they could tear a bite out of Pei Nansheng and his sister.

Not getting the result they wanted, those harboring resentment began to accuse Pei Nansheng of being unreasonable and unforgiving:

“Oh dear, the child is just being childish. Why are you arguing with him? You’re a grown man, don’t you feel ashamed?”

"That's right, that's enough. With wolves and dogs around, it's no wonder the child was scared. Can you say you did nothing wrong? In my opinion, you scared the child, so you should compensate for the emotional distress."

Liu Bao'er joined in, crying loudly.

Pei Nansheng remained unmoved. "What, you've wronged someone and you can't even apologize?"

Liu Guojun, as if grasping at a straw, stubbornly insisted:

"Yes, your wolfhound scared my baby. My child is easily frightened, and he might even get a fever tonight. You have to compensate me."

Zuo Ling rushed over because someone had just come to her house to report that Pei Nansheng was surrounded by people.

"Brother, what's wrong?"

The moment she arrived, the atmosphere instantly reversed; those who wanted to press the issue no longer dared to act recklessly.

There's nothing we can do; they're ruthless people who can kick people out of the base.

Suddenly, everyone remembered how terrifying Zuo Ling was.

Pei Nansheng looked coldly at Liu Guojun:

"I will naturally admit my mistakes, but I will never tolerate anyone trying to distort the truth."

He turned to look at the people around him, "As you all have seen, it's clear who is lying. I can let this matter go today, but if there's a next time..."

A ruthless glint flashed in his eyes.

Liu Guojun was intimidated by Pei Nansheng's imposing manner. He hadn't intended to compensate Pei Nansheng; he was merely putting on a brave face to save face.

Hearing that Pei Nansheng wasn't going to pursue the matter, they quickly slipped away without daring to utter another word.

The onlookers gradually dispersed, leaving only Pei Nansheng, Zuo Ling, a wolf, and a dog.

"What exactly happened?"

Before Zuo Ling could figure out what was going on, everyone had already scattered.

Pei Nansheng felt a pang of jealousy. His sister's power was comparable to a nuclear bomb. See? She hadn't said a word, but just by standing there, no one dared to reason with her.

"It's okay, we'll talk about it when we get back."

"Sigh, when did I become such a kind-hearted person that everyone can bully?" Pei Nansheng felt an extremely absurd feeling.

Liu Bao'er glanced back, a hint of jealousy flashing in her eyes. It was such a pity that she hadn't been able to harm Pei Nansheng in the slightest.

Pei Nansheng recounted how Liu Bao'er framed him. Although Zuo Ling had some doubts about Liu Bao'er, she was still quite surprised that a 3 or 4-year-old child would dare to make up lies.

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