Chapter 121

"Hello, I'm Li Aling, a customer who ordered in your store before. I want to have a meal with my friends, but we don't plan to go out. Do you deliver food? I want ten servings."

"Ten servings of what?"

"A large cup of milk tea with three ingredients of full sugar and ice."

"Nine yuan for one serving, 90 yuan for ten servings, two yuan for packaging, six yuan for delivery, but the delivery fee is waived, so the decimals can be rounded off, a total of 90 yuan, what do you think?" "

Okay. But one of the cups needs to be heated, and one needs to have less ice."

"I've written it down, can you give me the address?"

"2-3-4, Tiancheng Street Community Road."

"When do you need me to deliver it?"

"Tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock."

"Okay."

The phone was hung up.

Green started making it.

The lights suddenly went out.

He saw a little boy sneaking away.

He pulled up the switch, and the lights in the house came on again.

When he went back into the house, the little boy ran back again.

When he came out, the little boy ran away again.

He was now sure that the little boy was trying to pull his switch.

He decided to pay a sum of money to ask the foundation to come and take the little boy away.

He made a phone call, and the foundation came quickly. He paid the money, and the foundation took the little boy who was still wandering around and even looking into the store away.

"It's a pleasure to work with you."

"Yes, it's a pleasure to work with you."

Green nodded.

He re-entered the store, but this time the store was closed again. He walked out and saw that it was a little girl.

This time it was the little girl who pulled the switch.

He could ask the foundation to come back and take the person away, but that would mean he would have to pay another sum of money, and the matter might not be resolved because if there is no one thing, there will be another.

He grabbed the little girl and asked, "Who asked you to come?"

The little girl didn't say anything.

Green was a little angry.

He remembered the scene he had just seen, and he broke the little girl's hand that touched the switch.

"If you don't tell me, I will find a way to twist all your bones. Don't worry, I am very skilled and I won't make you disabled.

As long as you have a doctor friend, he can help you and turn your bones back to their original appearance, and you will not be affected. If you don't have a doctor friend, you can have money.

If you don't have money and friends, you shouldn't mess with me. What's more, I don't believe you don't have money. If it's not money, what makes you come to disturb my business? Or

do you think I have a really good temper? That's probably an illusion."

Green said, pressing the little girl's shoulder.

The little girl broke out in cold sweat because of the pain in her arm. Her face was pale. She gritted her teeth and a little blood came out of her lips. She hesitated whether to speak.

"You don't want to, right? All right."

Green smiled and nodded, twisting the little girl's arm back.

The arm could still be used, but it was too painful, and the girl didn't have much strength to begin with, so the arm fell limply, sticking to her body as if it was useless, shaking violently.

The little girl couldn't help but scream.

But it was obvious that the girl was very scared. She looked at Green and swallowed the subsequent screams, whispering: "I told you, don't hit me again."

"I didn't hit you, and you deserved it."

Green sneered.

"Do you want to know or don't want to know?"

the little girl asked.

"I want to know, but I know it even if you don't say it. If you really don't want to say it, I'll twist your head off and throw it under the bridge next to you."

Green said.

"If you know it, why are you torturing me?"

The little girl didn't believe it.

"Of course it's because you don't want to say it. I know one thing, and you say another. I know I'm smart, but if you don't say it, it means you still want to make trouble. How can I let you go?"

Green smiled.

"I tell you, can you let me go?"

the little girl asked cautiously.

"If you don't tell me, I will definitely not let you go."

Green replied.

"Well, it seems that I have no other way to go. I tell you. Mr. Li from the milk tea shop at No. 39 asked me to come here. He gave me money and asked me to cut off your electricity."

The little girl said with red eyes.

"Okay, you can go."

Green nodded.

"Will my arm not be broken?"

the little girl asked crying.

"No, if you make trouble again, it will definitely be."

Green replied with a smile.

The little girl ran away crying in fear.

Green closed the door of the Sweet Milk Tea Shop and went to the Milk Tea Shop No. 39. He thought it would be better not to continue making the milk tea until this matter was resolved.

Otherwise, it would easily lead to unstable quality of the finished product.

That would be destroying his own reputation.

"Hello, what can I do for you?"

The clerk of the Milk Tea Shop No. 39 was a young and beautiful girl in a red and white uniform.

"Is your boss Mr. Li here?"

Green asked with a frown.

"Yes, what's up? Do you know him?"

The employee began to be alert.

Mr. Li came out and said to the staff that it was okay.

"Please take a seat, or we can go somewhere else to talk. You don't have many customers, how about going to your store? That way it won't affect business."

Mr. Li said with a smile.

"I just locked the door, I think I have other things to do when I go back, so I won't invite you over."

Green refused.

"Well, I thought you would agree. After all, wouldn't you feel safe talking to others on your own turf?"

Mr. Li said with a smile.

"This is not a question of safety, not to mention that only timid people would feel that way. A normal person will not be particularly afraid of changes in the environment around him wherever he goes."

Green laughed.

"Well, what do you want to talk to me about?"

Mr. Li nodded, as if he knew nothing.

"Your shop is across from mine. If you say you don't know anything, it's a little bit absurd. After all, you could see me from so far away when you went to the tea restaurant before."

Green said with a smile.

"Okay, okay. I know what happened there, but so what? It's not my shop, I don't need to care so much, or is your shop closed?"

Mr. Li nodded and asked with a smile.

"I'm sorry, my shop is still open, but I have to deal with your business before it opens."

Green said with a smile.

"My business, what business of mine, how can I have business with you? We are not very familiar with each other. If you want to see me, just tell me directly. If you want to contact me, call me."

Mr. Li smiled.

"I gave you my contact information. Is your business card still there?"

Mr. Li asked, squinting his eyes and leaning forward.

"The stuff is still there, but since you are here, I don't need to call. Some things are better to be explained in person, so as not to be deceived and not know what deceived you."

Green replied with a smile.

"I have never deceived you."

Mr. Li shook his head.

"I am sorry to see that your store has a power outage, but what does it have to do with me? You can't say that everyone in the world is a liar just because you were deceived by a liar."

Mr. Li smiled and said arrogantly.

"That's right, you can't say that everyone in the world is a liar just because you were deceived. But you can't believe the liar just because he says he is not a liar, he is really not a liar."

Green nodded.

"You are really not nice to hear that."

Mr. Li frowned.

"What you did is even worse. It's not good to tell it straight, let alone some people exaggerate and refuse to admit what they did, which makes it even worse when you put it together."

Green replied with a smile.

"What do you mean? Are you here to cause trouble?"

Mr. Li was a little angry and stood up.

"I was polite to you, why are you pressing me? I didn't do it, so why do you say it was me? Do you have any evidence? If you have evidence, show it. If you don't have evidence, forget it."

Mr. Li snorted coldly and raised his chin.

"What a coincidence, I not only have evidence, but also witnesses."

Green said with a smile.

"I don't believe it. Why don't you show it if you have evidence? You hide it as if you can kill me. If you can really do such a thing, you won't just talk here."

Mr. Li laughed, feeling confident.

"I came here hoping that you would turn over a new leaf. Since you don't want to, forget it."

Green shook his head and left the No. 39 Milk Tea Shop with a smile.

But watching his back as he left, Mr. Li frowned and suddenly felt something was wrong.

He comforted himself in his heart that since everyone had left, how could there still be something wrong? It was just a moment of courage, saying some harsh words to make himself look less miserable, as if he had not lost.

There is no need to be afraid. There is nothing to be afraid of.

But the employee next to him suddenly shouted.

"What's wrong? You are so startled."

Mr. Li frowned and looked over.

"People from the foundation are here."

The employee pointed to a car not far from the door and said.

Sure enough, people from the foundation got off here and walked to the door of the No. 39 Milk Tea Shop.

"What do you want?"

Mr. Li asked.

"Excuse me, sir, we have received a report that you are operating an illegal competition here. If you want to settle this matter, please give us double the appearance fee."

The people from the foundation smiled and said.

"What will you do if I don't pay?"

Mr. Li asked tentatively.

"We will ask you to suspend business, conduct an inspection for three days, and pay double the appearance fee and double the compensation. How about that?"

the foundation asked.

"You don't have that right."

Mr. Li shouted.

In a flash, the foundation's car drove out.

The door of No. 39 Milk Tea Shop was closed.

There was a lock on the door, and seals were pasted on both sides, with red letters on a white background, prohibiting business.

Mr. Li, who lost his money, sat on the ground in dishevel and cried to his own milk tea shop: "I was wrong, they really have that right."