I was like a woman forced to receive a guest, reluctantly walking to her arms.
"Bo."
Taozi's soft lips gently touched my face, and then she buried her head next to my ear.
"Old Huang."
Taozi slowly raised her head and ordered: "You can start now."
"Hold on!"
As soon as he turned around and entered the room, Taozi held my arm with one hand, twisted her plump butt, and faced me forward with a cold face.
"You blind dogs! Dare you chase my man?"
In the narrow alley, Tao Zi stepped forward and threw out a few words to block dozens of bandits holding sharp weapons.
Tao Zi fanned the wind slowly and said softly: "Three numbers, if you don't leave, you will bear the consequences."
"three."
"two."
Before the last number could be checked out, the crowd on the opposite side suddenly started whispering.
"She seems to be the proprietress of Yueminglou."
"This bitch is notoriously hard to mess with, so let's forget about it."
…
Taozi's appearance completely shocked the group of people.
Just now, Ji Canghai was powerful against a hundred, but now Tao Zi's appearance has completely explained what it means to dominate the world.
What I didn't expect was that they really let lard fool them.
"Who cares about the boss? Even if the boss is here today, I have to get my stuff!"
"Get her!"
Taozi snorted coldly from her nose: "Old Huang, are you asleep?"
"Don't worry, am I not coming?"
Lao Huang and his men came out from the other end of the alley.
I looked up and saw that the middle-aged Qing Yishui standing behind him did not have weapons in his hands, but each was carrying a quilt.
Taozi picked up a stone from the ground and hit it on the surveillance camera with a bang.
"Old Huang, the camera is broken, please be careful."
Taozi smiled extremely charmingly, and put her hand on my arm with a smile on her face.
Before Manager Huang arrived, quilts all over the sky had already flown out.
The colorful quilts were raised at the same time, blocking out the sky and the sun in this narrow alley.
This group of thugs was obviously very professional. The moment the quilt was covered, the thugs had already jumped up on the spot and stomped down hard, trampling them to the ground together with them.
This wasn't a fight, it was a one-sided killing.
The violence lasted for about ten minutes, and Manager Huang stood up straight, panting.
"Okay, okay."
He threw his suit to the ground, pulled his tie, and cursed angrily.
"Fuck, it's hot!"
Tao Zi looked at Lao Huang with amusement: "Your physical fitness has obviously declined!"
Lao Huang chuckled: "It's okay, it's okay."
She babbled at the people on the ground again: "Throw this garbage into the trash can, don't be an eyesore here."
After saying that, she held me in her arms and turned around.
Taozi's appearance brought an end to this crisis, and these old neighbors were not seriously injured.
This can be regarded as an explanation to Uncle Ya.
I turned to look at Taozi and whispered, "Wait for me, I'll be back in a minute."
"I will go with you!"
I was worried that the road would be unsafe, so I took the initiative to take on the responsibility of security.
Taozi accompanied me silently. When I was walking back, I happened to see Ji Canghai coming towards me.
When they met, he was obviously a little surprised: "Has everything been solved?"
I nodded and asked, "Where's Uncle Ya?"
"he……"
Ji Canghai looked troubled: "He won't leave alive or dead."
Why.
The old man's temper is getting more and more stubborn.
Ji Canghai leaned into my ear: "You go about your business and leave these people to me."
My mind was a little dazed and I nodded: "You should pay more attention."
"rest assured."
Ji Canghai was not nervous at all, he patted his chest and assured.
"As long as I still have breath, nothing will go wrong between the old man and the tea house."
I shook my head and quickly corrected, "I know you are good at fighting, but something big almost happened today."
I leaned closer to him and analyzed: "If we want to do well, we must let the teahouse have business, but these old neighbors with inconvenient legs and feet have become our weakness."
Ji Canghai also sighed: "Yes, if it weren't for them, we wouldn't be so passive."
