"Mr. Wang...? That's scary! I sell grapes here, and even the King of Heaven can't stop me from doing business! My whole family depends on these grapes to make a living. If everyone were like you, Mr. Wang, sitting here without buying grapes, my... my whole family would starve!"
The burly, dark-faced man did not back down and immediately retaliated.
"If you really have that kind of big shot to demolish my house and sell my land, I'd be more than happy to! What kind of Mr. Wang is this? Come on, try to demolish and sell it if you dare. I'll gouge my eyes out and give them to you without batting an eye! If you can't demolish or sell it, then you can go back to picking grapes!"
"Get the hell out if you're not picking the grapes! If you don't get out, I'll unleash the dogs! What kind of 'Boss Wang' is this? Are you some kind of pig with a scallion stuck in its nose, making fun of us farmers? You have no money, so you come here to enjoy the shade? If you want to be a door god, go to the ancestral hall; if you want to be a corpse, go to the morgue. Don't dirty this place..."
Hearing the burly, dark-faced man muttering vicious curses, Xiao Li turned to look at Wang Yao. He saw that Wang Yao was sitting firmly in his chair, showing no intention of getting up. He seemed to be still recovering. Xiao Li was also afraid that the burly, dark-faced man might actually unleash the dogs, and Wang Yao's appearance made it impossible for him to dodge them.
He considered calling Wei Dafa, but he knew his boss's temper. He'd heard he was a backwater rogue, and he'd probably bring in a bunch of migrant workers from the construction site to smash things up. That would really blow things up. He figured he might as well just buy some grapes. Country folk are short-sighted; he shouldn't stoop to his level.
"If I buy your grapes, are you just going to let him rest here?" Xiao Li asked through gritted teeth, patting his pocket.
"Uh... okay! As long as you buy grapes, I'll let him rest here for a while. If you buy a lot, he can even stay overnight. Anyway, someone will have to watch over him here at night." The big man was stunned for a moment, and his big mouth involuntarily grinned. After all, this was the last business deal, and it would be best if it went through.
"You're so vain!" Little Li glared at the big man, picked up a bamboo basket thrown in the shed, left the shed, and walked straight towards the "egg-like" area.
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