The City’s Strongest Son-in-law

Chapter 1064: Chapter 1063: Chen Qingqing’s Home

Su Changfeng waved his hand. Two hours was fine, not long at all. This time would be enough for Zhao Xiaona and her daughter to have a good talk about the past.

”Let’s give them some space now. They haven’t seen each other for years, they must have a lot to say.” As soon as Su Changfeng finished speaking, he turned around and left.

Seeing Su Changfeng leaving, Chen Yiming didn’t dare to stay here any longer and quickly followed in Su Changfeng’s footsteps.

”Changfeng, how come I didn’t know that Qingqing has become so skilled now?” Zhu Lie asked curiously. To be honest, he was quite shocked to see Chen Qingqing’s strength just now. Although he’d heard before that even Wang Tianhu was no match for Chen Qingqing, he hadn’t taken it seriously. Now, seeing it with his own eyes was quite a shock.

From Zhu Lie’s perspective, this seemed like an impossible event. For someone like Chen Qingqing, who looked thin and weak, to possess such astonishing strength was indeed hard to believe.

”I can’t tell you the reason now, but when the time is right, I will let you know,” Su Changfeng said casually.

Zhu Lie pouted. Although he seemed displeased on the surface, he didn’t ask further because since Su Changfeng had spoken, he wouldn’t question any more.

Behind Su Changfeng and Zhu Lie, Chen Yiming listened to their conversation, frowning as if he was pondering something.

Because he had just heard a familiar name: Changfeng, but he couldn’t recall who it was.

”Chen Yiming, take us to see Chen Qingqing’s house now,” Su Changfeng instructed Chen Yiming.

Chen Yiming, who was just thinking about where he had heard the name Changfeng, was startled by Su Changfeng’s sudden words and shivered all over.

”Okay, okay, I’ll take you there right away,” Chen Yiming hurriedly replied.

In the countryside, there aren’t flat crossroads, only winding paths. If it happens to be the plum rain season, even white shoes will turn dingy grey. Luckily, it wasn’t raining now, so before long, they arrived in front of a dilapidated house.

Although the house covered a large area, because no one had lived there for a long time, the front gate was in a state of disrepair. Judging by the marks on it, it seemed to have been deliberately vandalized.

Inside the yard, wild grass had grown uncontrollably. At a glance, it was all grass, with not a single spot to stand.

Moreover, the windows of Chen Qingqing’s house were all in ruins, not a single one intact. If there wasn’t a deep-seated resentment, Su Changfeng couldn’t understand why someone would do such a thing.

”Heh, this gate’s been smashed like this, and the windows too. I didn’t expect so many vandals in this village,” Su Changfeng said coldly.

Hearing Su Changfeng say this, Chen Yiming, who was leading the way, suddenly tensed up and quickly explained, ”This window was smashed by Lei Zihao before. Back when Zhao Xiaona and her daughter hadn’t left the village yet, the house’s glass was already in tatters.”

”I see why Qingqing gave Lei Zihao so many lessons. If it were up to me, just beating him up wouldn’t be enough.” Su Changfeng suddenly turned to Zhu Lie and said, ”Go bring that boy over.”

”Yes.” Zhu Lie nodded slightly and hurried to carry out the order.

In less than the time it takes to drink a cup of tea, Lei Zihao was dragged over by Zhu Lie, who had pulled him directly off the ground. Lei Zihao was now so frightened that his legs were weak, he couldn’t walk at all.

”Did you smash the glass at their house today?” Su Changfeng asked calmly.

Lei Zihao was too scared to speak, so he could only nod his head. Though he didn’t want to admit to what he had done, with Chen Yiming standing nearby, denying it was useless.

For even if Chen Yiming said nothing, others in the village were well aware.

”Do you have a deep grudge against Qingqing?” Su Changfeng asked.

”I was just a kid then, playing a joke on them,” Lei Zihao stammered.

”Oh? A joke?” Su Changfeng suddenly smiled, but there was a hint of malice in it. Pausing, he continued, ”Causing so much trouble in someone else’s life, and you think that’s just a joke?”

Even though Lei Zihao was beaten to the point of being a bit out of it, he could still sense the intense hostility in Su Changfeng’s words, and hurriedly pleaded, ”I’m sorry, I’m sorry, it’s all my fault. I was a bastard in the past, that’s why I smashed the glass in Chen Qingqing’s house. I’ll replace it all now, with the most expensive and best ones.”

”Heh, do you think replacing the glass would have any use? Can you also replace the pain you caused them?” Su Changfeng said coolly. Then he suddenly twisted his waist.

Although Su Changfeng moved suddenly, Lei Zihao immediately tensed up, thinking Su Changfeng was about to hit him.

”What do you think we should do with this kid?” Su Changfeng asked Zhu Lie with a smile.

Zhu Lie suddenly flashed a chilling smile, staring at Lei Zihao, and said, ”I think that for each pane of glass, a bone should be broken. That’s called paying back a debt.”

A bone?

Even Chen Yiming, standing nearby, felt weak in the knees hearing those five words, let alone Lei Zihao, who was the person in question.

Who really are these people? Don’t they know killing someone requires a life in return? Do they have no concept of the law?

”Big brother, it’s all my fault, all my fault. I know I was wrong. Can you give me a chance? I promise to turn over a new leaf and never do anything harmful again.” Lei Zihao knelt before Su Changfeng, desperately pleading. If they really went by the amount of glass, he’d definitely be left disabled. Then the people in the village he’d beaten up before would likely seize this chance to get revenge; his life would be a misery.

”There’s a lot of grass in the yard,” Su Changfeng said.

Lei Zihao wasn’t particularly dumb. Understanding the meaning behind Su Changfeng’s words, he quickly got up from the ground and started pulling weeds frantically, saying to Su Changfeng, ”Big brother, let me take care of the yard work. I may not be good at other things, but I’m sure about my weeding skills.”