False evidence

Chapter 193 Deal with Him (Part 2)

Although the young man was tall, he was all show and no substance. When I pointed at him, he stammered, "Which restaurant? Who's paying?"

Another tall, skinny young man, as thin as a bamboo pole, blocked his way: "Who the hell are you?"

As he spoke, he tried to slap away my hand that was pointing at people. Before he could touch the back of my hand, I grabbed his wrist and twisted it sharply.

"Ouch...it hurts..."

"Who the hell do you think you are? How dare you point fingers at me?"

I grabbed him and wouldn't let go, then turned to the dozen or so young men and women in the courtyard: "What the hell are you all from? How the hell did you get in here?"

The pig-like scream of "Bamboo Pole" was like a signal; instantly, more than ten people surrounded me, cursing and swearing.

"Shut up, all of you!"

Gao He stepped out from the inner circle and walked up to me. "Let go first!"

"No!"

I pointed at those people with my other finger, glared at him, and asked, "Who are these people? How did they get in?"

"Didn't you give me the key?"

“I gave you the key!” I nodded. “You said Uncle Cheng’s relatives were coming today, so I gave you the key. But who the hell are these people? Are they all Uncle Cheng’s relatives?”

Before he could speak, I loudly asked Bamboo Pole, "Who is Fang Cheng to you?"

"He...is my cousin..."

"Who are you?"

"I'm his nephew... Let go... It hurts..."

"What's your last name?" I pressed.

The bamboo pole was in great pain and howled, "My surname is Zhou! My surname is Zhou!"

"Your surname is Zhou, and Uncle Cheng's surname is Fang; you say he's your uncle, and you say you're his nephew... Can you sort out this generational hierarchy for me?! I think you're just a damn scoundrel trying to take advantage of the situation!"

As I said this, I twisted him to the doorway, kicked him in the hip, and sent him flying out the door.

As soon as I turned around, the young man I had initially assigned to order the food seemed to realize what was happening. He cursed and swung his fist at me.

I didn't take this idiot seriously at all, but before I could even make a move, someone grabbed my hair from the side and used a clever trick to throw me out the door.

The others were also about to make a move, but when they saw this scene, they all froze on the spot.

Because it was Bai Jing who threw that 160-170 pound man out.

Looking up, I saw a familiar face gesturing at me from under the eaves. I knew what was going on, so I waved my arms back and shouted, "Get out! Everyone who's not involved, get out!"

"Who are you calling an unrelated person?" The one who questioned me was actually a girl who looked to be sixteen or seventeen.

Yue Rong frowned and said, "Where are your parents? Let your parents talk to me!"

One was a naive country girl who had never seen the world and only knew how to act wildly; the other was a seasoned lawyer who had been through many trials. The moment she opened her mouth, the sheer aura she exuded was enough to silence the other party.

I continued to try to drive them away, but after a brief moment of intimidation, the group of people became noisy again, constantly shouting "Who are you?" and "Why are you kicking us out?" They also used a lot of profanity.

I took off my coat and handed it to Yue Rong: "Could you please hold this for me?"

Before Gao He could say anything, Yue Rong interrupted, "Arriving uninvited is the same as trespassing. If he wins the fight and the other party sues, I'll fight the case for him; if he loses and gets injured, I guarantee that everyone here over the age of sixteen will go to jail!"

At this point, Gao He fell silent. The man who had been gesturing to me from under the eaves earlier, seeing the two sides getting into a fight, rolled his eyes helplessly and walked straight forward.

I didn't hear a sound, and no one in front of me paid any attention. I only saw the two people next to him, both with their necks tilted to the side, their faces contorted in pain as they shrank back.

I've figured it out. Those gathered in the courtyard, men and women alike, are all thugs and hooligans. They might actually be related to Uncle Cheng, but they're all used to causing trouble and trying to gain something through disruptive behavior. (Then again, anyone with a modicum of sense, even if they wanted something, wouldn't use such methods.)

There's no reasoning with people like that, especially a group of them, so I decided to just start a fight.

As I rolled up my sleeves, I glanced at Bai Jing's lower body: "If you're wearing a skirt, stand to the side."

"Tsk, even if I don't wear a skirt, you can't expect a woman like me to fight for a man, can you?"

Bai Jing pulled Yue Rong along, and as they both stepped out of the courtyard, they heard someone shout, "Kill this bastard!"

"Holy crap!"

I kicked the man in the chest first, which knocked down several other people as well.

Just as the others were about to rush forward, a loud voice suddenly came from outside the courtyard: "Didn't we say we were going to eat? Where are we eating?"

Immediately, a group of seven or eight people arrived.

The bald guy at the head of the group put one arm around my shoulder and the other hand around his bald head, then frowned and looked into the yard. "Are all these people here to freeload? Who the hell is going to pay for this?"

Meanwhile, Monkey leaned close to me and whispered, "When Pidan told me about this, I knew what was going on. That's how we locals are; we're always very 'united' about certain things. So, I called Brother Yan early this morning and asked him to come and help out."

Yan Fengwei didn't bring many people; apart from him and Monkey, there were only five or six.

Of these five or six people, only one was under thirty; the rest were all in their thirties or forties.

But these few people, standing behind me, were all about half a head taller than me, and each of them had a special kind of imposing aura.

This kind of imposing presence is surprisingly similar to Gao He's.

The other side had a large number of people, but when these people stood behind me, they all showed a look of horror, regardless of gender.

At this moment, the person who had first gestured to me under the eaves and then attacked people from behind took a few steps back and pointed at several people.

I felt bad, so I pushed the person in front of me aside and went inside.

He walked past a short young man whose hair almost covered half his face, grabbed him, and said without even looking at him:

"Give me everything that isn't yours, or else..."

I pointed behind me with my hand behind my back.

Yue Rong, who was still on the periphery, seemed unaware of what was going on and raised her voice, "What's going on? Burglary? More than ten years in prison, and for serious offenses, life imprisonment or death!"

The 'hairy' face turned deathly pale.

I was still holding him, and with my other hand, I pointed out the few people that someone had just pointed to, one by one, "You few stay here for now, the rest of you, get out!"

As Yan Fengwei and his group entered, the other group of people really didn't dare to stay any longer. Apart from the few I pointed out who stood still and dared not move, the rest of them walked out, looking back every step of the way.

Of course, their purpose in turning back was to see what was happening to the other group of people in the main room.

Once only the people who were supposed to be left were in the courtyard, Gao He glanced at me sideways, first shaking hands with Bai Jing and Yue Rong respectively, while offering a slightly exaggerated greeting:
"Hello, Attorney Bai and Attorney Yue."

He then raised his voice and laughed, "You two lawyers must have bad memories. You may have forgotten that I am Gao He from the bureau!"

(End of this chapter)