Seeing Brother Long and his group leave, Chu Fang waved his hand, and his group of private lawyers also left, leaving Chu Fang, Chu Yi, Zhou Qiong, and Zhou Mingqiang behind.
Zhou Mingqiang chuckled awkwardly, "Qiongqiong, you..."
Tear... ...
Zhou Qiong tore the IOU apart and said calmly, "You gave birth to me, and I'm returning the debt to you. From now on, we have nothing to do with each other."
After saying that, Zhou Qiong strode away, and Chu Fang and Chu Yi exchanged glances and followed.
Zhou Mingqiang stood there, stunned, seemingly not expecting such a thing to happen.
He stared at the three figures as they walked away: "Pah! You're my child, and you think you can just say it's okay? That's impossible!"
"You abandoned me after acknowledging such a wealthy godbrother? No way! I want money too, lots and lots of money."
"Since you paid back my money today, I won't go to the school to find you. I'll go to the school to ask you for money again in a few days when I run out of money."
Zhou Mingqiang walked into a narrow alley. Two burly men appeared in front of him. He subconsciously turned around and saw two more burly men behind him, blocking his way again.
"No way? I've already paid back the money!"
Zhou Mingqiang was already in the shadow of the alley.
Chu Fang stepped out of the shadows and said, "That 500,000 was mine. I paid it back for Zhou Qiong's sake, but I'm very unhappy. So, since I paid your debt for you, you can beat me up to make me happy."
“Um… …hitting someone is against the law,” Zhou Mingqiang stammered.
"It's okay, I have a legal team waiting for you."
Chu Fang waved his hand, and the four burly men rushed forward and beat Zhou Mingqiang mercilessly until he was lying on the ground.
Chu Fang squatted down, grabbed Zhou Mingqiang's collar, and said, "Get out of Shanghai! Don't let me see you again, or I'll show you what 'law' really means!"
As they walked out of the alley, the four burly men said, "Young Master Chu, we're leaving."
Chu Fang stopped the four men and handed each of them a paper ticket. The four men refused, but Chu Fang stuffed the ticket into their hands: "If you want to help someone out of trouble, you have to take their money. You did a great job this time. Thank you."
The four left, and Chu Fang stood by the railing, watching the river flow away.
"Damn it! I'm a good person, why do they always force me to break the law?!"
What's wrong with this world?
What's the difference between forcing someone to break the law and forcing a good person into prostitution? Hmm... there seems to be a difference. Oh well, they're pretty much the same. Anyway, Zhou Mingqiang is no good.
Chu Fang vented his anger and calmed down considerably. He then returned to Zhonghai Mingyuan and was preparing to cook.
“Brother, I’m fine. You go back to Tanhua Community. Your wife and Rourou are waiting for you to take care of them,” Zhou Qiong said.
"Hey, I've got nothing better to do anyway."
Zhou Qiong pursed her lips: "I'm really fine."
"real?"
"Um."
"Then I'm leaving."
"Thank you for your help."
"whee... ..."
Chu Fang didn't say much and then left the house.
At this moment, only Zhou Qiong and Chu Yi were in the room. The latter asked, "Qiongqiong, what would you like to eat? I'll make it for you."
Zhou Qiong went into the kitchen and opened the refrigerator, which was filled with ingredients and snacks that Chu Fang had specially ordered from the neighborhood supermarket.
"Yiyi, what would you like to eat?"
Chu Yi patted his chest and said, "I can do anything."
"How about I make you your favorite braised pork ribs?"
"OK!"
The two began cooking. Zhou Qiong cooked while Chu Yi assisted. The latter looked Zhou Qiong up and down, and Zhou Qiong asked, "What are you looking at?"
"Aren't you sad?"
"It's all in the past now, it's all just a passing cloud."
Chu Yi pouted: "Why are you acting all Buddhist? You're not going to become a monk, are you?"
Zhou Qiong corrected, "Women who become nuns are called nuns."
Chu Yi clasped her hands together and said devoutly, "Yes, Nun Zhou."
Zhou Qiong: "... ...that's called a nun."
Chu Yi pouted, "Ugh, Master Zhou, you're so annoying! You're always correcting me. I'm not wrong!"
Zhou Qiong nodded: "That's the right way to address me."
Upon hearing this, Chu Yi grabbed Zhou Qiong and started playfully fighting. The two sisters bickered and teased each other, but it was actually quite peaceful.
After lunch, the two lay on the sofa for a nap. Chu Yi fell asleep, but Zhou Qiong remained awake, gazing at the sky.
"Grandpa and Grandma, can you see me from heaven? I don't know if what I did was right or wrong, I can only do it according to my own heart, and from now on I will have nothing to do with... that person."
"I hope you agree with my decision."
"Now, I have no relatives left in this world, but I also have many, many relatives, Yiyi, Brother Chufang, Sister-in-law... ... They all care about me."
"If you truly have spirits in heaven, please bless Brother Chu Fang and Sister-in-law to grow old together, and bless Yi Yi to be happy..."
"Now that this matter is over, I will start a new life. I will study harder, learn more knowledge, and become a useful person in the future to help my brother repay his kindness."
... ...
Chengdu, Chu Family Town.
When Chu's father entered the bedroom, he saw his wife rummaging through drawers and asked, "What are you doing?"
"I'm packing clothes," Chu's mother replied, poking her head out from the closet.
Why are you packing your clothes?
"I'm planning to go to Shanghai." Chu's mother said seriously, "My son is going to propose to that bad woman. I need to keep an eye on him, otherwise that bad woman will bully him."
Mr. Chu sat on the edge of the bed: "Our son has his own ideas about proposing. We parents don't need to keep a close eye on him. Let Chu Fang handle it himself."
"When it's time for my son to propose, he will naturally ask us to go to Shanghai."
Chu's father advised his wife.
Mr. Chu was certain that Mrs. Chu's arrival in Shanghai would cause chaos and disrupt his son's marriage proposal. He decided to find a way to stabilize this unstable factor first.
Chu's mother said sternly, "Are you saying I'm a burden?"
Father Chu shook his head: "No, I mean, you are a big shot, and big shots in TV dramas always appear last. You have to appear last to show your status."
"That makes sense!" Chu's mother nodded emphatically, but quickly changed her mind, looking pitiful: "But I still want to go to Shanghai, what should I do?"
Chu's father: "... ..."
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