Chapter 267: Chapter 267: Don’t Leave After School (28)
Chuzheng got out of the car, and Father Jih lowered the car window to ask her, “Miss Xu, I want to know who the person behind this is.”
Without turning her head, Chuzheng answered, “How would I know?”
“Miss Xu, since we’ve made a deal, you don’t have to be so stingy, do you?” Father Jih squinted slightly, a dangerous glint in his eyes.
Chuzheng looked back, her expression cold as snow, “Mr. Jih, I never said this matter had anything to do with me. If someone else did it, how would I know? I just promised to help you suppress it, don’t talk nonsense.”
Father Jih: “…”
He carefully recalled their conversation.
It seemed she indeed hadn’t admitted to a single word.
Father Jih felt like cursing.
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News on the internet comes quickly and goes just as fast.
The news about the second-generation wealthy hitting someone was quickly suppressed, but Chuzheng had uploaded something else.
Most of it was from Jih Bo’s and his group of Fox and Dog Brother’s phones.
The content wasn’t particularly violating.
But for netizens, those videos were enough for them to concoct plenty of stories.
Let these damn dogs mess with her Good Person Card.
Father Jih didn’t expect Chuzheng to pull such a move and was quite angry.
But he had no way of dealing with Chuzheng, just as she said, where’s the evidence?
Father Jih could spend money for information, Chuzheng could also spend money to feed him false information.
In terms of wealth, King’s Account showed no pressure.
At the same time Father Jih dealt with Chuzheng, he also made a move against the Xu family, which Chuzheng was happy to see.
Father Jih might have realized Chuzheng truly had no fondness for the Xu family and gave up on targeting them.
After several attempts, Father Jih ended up at a loss.
His own son was being pointed at and cursed, and everyone in their circle just watched the excitement.
Because of this, Jih Bo got into a conflict and beat someone half to death.
As a result, this time the person he beat up had an even stronger backing than the Jih family. Combined with the previous video of the hit-and-run, the opponent directly sent Jih Bo away.
Father Jih nearly had a heart attack from anger, busy with his son’s troubles, he had no time to bother with Chuzheng anymore.
With Jih Bo handled, there would be no blackening under the Good Person Card.
Next up was Xu Shenghui.
The little bastard still dared to find someone to deal with her.
Quite bold.
Because of Father Jih, now Father Xu couldn’t even drive, he could only stay at home all day drinking and playing cards.
Mother Xu and his quarrel battles were performed every day, a constant drama of chaos.
“Dad, give me money,” Xu Shenghui demanded money from Father Xu.
“What do you need money for again? Didn’t I just give you some?” Father Xu, his face flushed with drink, slurred his words.
“Just give it to me,” Xu Shenghui said. “Hurry up.”
Father Xu cursed under his breath, but still took out money from his wallet; after all, this was the lifeblood of the old Xu family.
Xu Shenghui snatched it all at once, taking all the cash inside.
“You little punk!”
With the money in hand, Xu Shenghui ran off, went downstairs, and turned into an alley where several boys about his age were waiting for him.
Seeing him come down, the group noisily discussed where to go and have fun.
Just as they were preparing to leave, several youths appeared at the end of the alley.
Xu Shenghui and his companions immediately fell silent, shoving each other hesitantly, appearing somewhat intimidated.
“Dog Brother, what brings you here?” Xu Shenghui recognized the leader and greeted him with a smile.
Dog Brother was a notorious local thug.
He usually extorted protection money and bullied students.
Xu Shenghui had skipped class and met him at the game center.
Because he was good with words and knew his way around, they were acquainted, and usually, Dog Brother didn’t bully their group.
Dog Brother leading the way whistled, “Xu Shenghui stays, the rest of you scram.”
Anyone with eyes could see these people had ill intentions.