My Super Beautiful Lady Boss
Chapter 305 - 305 305 The Little Girl Selling Flowers

305: Chapter 305: The Little Girl Selling Flowers 305: Chapter 305: The Little Girl Selling Flowers Su Xuan’s final kick had the man out cold before he even had a chance to react.

He hadn’t even gotten a clear look at the person who ambushed him.

Lin Gang gazed in bewilderment at Su Xuan, as well as Han Caiyin.

Weren’t these two the man and the policewoman who had been interrogating him at the police station?

How did they end up at Ziwei Bar?

Lin Gang couldn’t figure it out, but he knew that these two had saved his life.

“Who are you, and what are you doing here?”

The people who had been talking to Lin Gang looked at Han Caiyin and Su Xuan, saying warily.

“Police investigation!” Han Caiying said coldly.

Su Xuan glanced at these few people, his gaze filled with a smile.

“Call someone to deal with this place, take out Ziwei Bar, and maybe we can find something valuable!” After Su Xuan finished speaking, he went ahead and started taking down a few people with his bare hands, swiftly incapacitating those who had been talking to Lin Gang.

All knocked unconscious, Su Xuan’s gaze then turned to Lin Gang.

“Have a good look around Ziwei Bar to see if your wife and son are inside!”

Lin Gang was even more shocked when he heard what Su Xuan said.

“How did you know?”

Su Xuan just smiled.

“Go on, hurry!”

Lin Gang nodded his head and entered deeper into Ziwei Bar to look for his wife and son.

A few minutes later, several police cars arrived at Ziwei Bar, detaining the man in the sunglasses and a bunch of Ziwei Bar’s people.

And Lin Gang wasn’t disappointed; indeed, he found his wife and son inside Ziwei Bar.

Su Xuan looked at Lin Gang.

“It’s best you take your wife and son and hide.

When I need you, you can come out!”

“I understand!”

Su Xuan had saved his life and helped him find his wife and child, so naturally, he felt deeply grateful and was very obedient to Su Xuan’s words.

Afterward, Su Xuan’s gaze turned to Han Caiyin.

“Caiyin, after a busy afternoon, let’s go get something to eat.

I’m starving!” Su Xuan said with a grin.

Han Caiyin nodded her head.

They had indeed been busy all morning with Yan Fangfei’s car accident case and were indeed a bit hungry.

“Alright, let’s go eat something!” Han Caiyin agreed to Su Xuan’s invitation.

After that, the two of them left Ziwei Bar and got into the Lamborghini sports car, heading towards where they would eat.

Arriving at a restaurant that looked rather nice, Su Xuan was also quite gentlemanly, which made Han Caiyin feel a bit embarrassed as they quickly ordered food.

After all, Su Xuan had left her with a rather good impression that morning.

Han Caiyin felt that a person like him wasn’t so disagreeable after all.

By that time, the food had already been served by the waiter, and Su Xuan, without a word, picked up his chopsticks and began wolfing down his meal.

Normally, he could go several days, even a month, without eating.

But today, he had used his Inner Strength in order to heal Yan Fangfei, not hesitating to expend a significant amount of his True Qi, which was why he was feeling hungry.

However, Han Caiyin was unaware of all this and couldn’t help but giggle at the sight of Su Xuan’s voracious eating.

Han Caiyin suddenly thought that the guy in front of her looked quite cute while eating.

“Big brother, would you like to buy a flower?” As Su Xuan was enjoying his meal, he heard this voice and turned to look, only to see a little girl with a bunch of flowers in her hand, her complexion a bit pale, asking him nervously and shyly with her hair tied in a ponytail.

The little girl was thin and frail, the paleness on her face due to chronic malnutrition.

Seeing this girl in front of him, Su Xuan was reminded of his own childhood when he, too, was a street urchin – more accurately, a child temporarily separated from his parents, following around the Military God, carrying out missions, and learning skills everywhere.

“Little sister, where are your parents?” Su Xuan asked.

He was a bit puzzled; such a young girl out selling flowers—had her parents abandoned her?

“I…

my parents are selling flowers in the square up ahead.

I wanted to help them, so I came here to sell flowers,” the little girl’s response came out faint, but Su Xuan still detected her unease.

Similarly, Han Caiyin perceived it too, but she didn’t ask any questions.

She figured the little girl was likely a street child from the area.

In order to survive, these children had to sell flowers, wash dishes, and do various other jobs to scrape by.

Han Caiyin understood that the girl’s sallow complexion was the result of long-term malnutrition.

Watching Su Xuan, Han Caiyin suddenly found that he seemed to have a kind heart.

“Little sister, how much is each flower?

I’ll buy some,” Su Xuan asked.

“Ten Yuan for one, but if you buy more, it’s eight Yuan each,” the girl replied, her voice perking up as soon as she heard Su Xuan wanted to buy flowers, manifestly buoyed by his words.

Su Xuan nodded and took out all ten thousand Yuan from his bag.

He felt giving that money to the little girl before him—who was parentless and pitiable like himself as a child—was the least he could do.

After all, in a world where the strong prey on the weak, there was only so much he could help.

“Little sister, I’ll take all the flowers you have on you.

This money is for you.” Su Xuan estimated the little girl had about a dozen roses.

He stuffed the crisp banknotes into her pocket and took the roses from her hands to present them to Han Caiyin.

“Caiyin, this is for you!”

“Thank you!” Han Caiyin gracefully accepted the flowers Su Xuan offered her, her face adorned with a sweet smile as she spoke.

At a nearby table, onlookers were flabbergasted, never had they imagined this poor kid to be so generous—a roughly one-hundred-and-twenty Yuan worth of roses had been bought for ten thousand Yuan.

However, their initial surprise was soon replaced with disdain, as they judged Su Xuan for pretending to be a rich playboy without having the money to back it up.

Han Caiyin gracefully accepted the roses from him.

Of course, to be exact, it wasn’t the roses themselves that Han Caiyin was accepting, but rather the story behind them.

The little girl paused for a moment before realizing what had happened.

She quickly took out the ten thousand Yuan from her pocket and placed it on the table.

“Big brother, it’s too much, the total for these flowers is only one hundred and twenty Yuan.”

“Ah, just take it all.

I have money,” Su Xuan grandly gestured to the little girl.

“But…”

“Little sister, listen to your big brother and take it all.” Han Caiyin, aware of the little girl’s plight and not wanting to expose her directly, went along with Su Xuan and let the little girl have the money.

The little girl opened her mouth to speak but ultimately swallowed her words.

She truly needed the money, for she had several younger siblings counting on her to earn enough to feed them.

Indeed, as Han Caiyin suspected, they were orphans from the area.

Being the eldest, she was out selling roses or washing dishes in small restaurants, willing to take on any hard work that she could handle.

No matter how tough life was, she never complained.

She believed that this way of living wouldn’t last forever—as long as she was alive, as long as there was hope, she wouldn’t give up!

The girl’s eyes reddened slightly.

The money Su Xuan had given her was enough for a year’s toil.

She could only silently thank him in her heart and sincerely express her gratitude.

She bowed slightly to Su Xuan before turning to leave swiftly as she urgently needed to buy food for the unadopted siblings waiting for her.

Rushing out the door, she failed to watch her path and bumped into a woman.

“Ouch,” the woman exclaimed.

The little girl, flustered, quickly apologized with a hint of panic, “Sister, I am so sorry.

It wasn’t on purpose.

Are you all right?”

Smack!

The crisp sound of a slap reverberated in the ears of everyone enjoying their lunch.

The crowd looked in the direction of the sound, seeing a robust woman in a cheongsam with decent looks, her face filled with rage as she glared at the little girl before her, an imperious air about her.

By the woman’s side stood a young man in his twenties, dressed in a sharp suit, his eyes gleaming with confidence, clearly someone of wealth and status.

“Where did this wild child come from?

Can’t you watch where you’re going?

Do you know how much this cheongsam I’m wearing costs?

Can you even afford to pay for it if it’s dirty?” As soon as the cheongsam-wearing woman opened her mouth, she shattered the decent impression others had of her.

Words like brash, barbaric, and cruel began to surface in the minds of the onlookers.

“Angel, what kind of way is that to speak?” The young man’s face showed a touch of anger, “Do you remember what I told you before we went out?”

“I do!” Angel nodded, her arrogance vanishing instantly, replaced by an air of docility.

“You said that in public places, I must always pay attention to my image.”

The young man smiled, then continued, “And remember, I’ve told you before that I don’t like these little diners.

They’re not healthy, not sanitary, and a waste of time and life.

Of course, not all the food here is inedible.

That Dingzun Niu high-end restaurant I visited last time, although they served common stir-fries and stews too, the place was clean and the service was nice.

Compared to those high-end restaurants, these small diners are just rubbish…”

After the young man finished speaking, most of the customers sitting in the hall changed their expression.

Is this restaurant small?

No, not at all!

This restaurant may only be three stories high, but the food served here is definitely one of the best in the surrounding area.

Furthermore, the clientele here included many bosses and white-collar employees, with an ordinary meal for two costing between eight hundred to one thousand Yuan.

If there’s a group and they decide to have a feast, it’s not unheard of to spend 30,000 Yuan!

Yet now, this young man standing at the entrance was calling the place garbage, unclean, and unsanitary.

This indirectly slapped the faces of everyone there!

And it slapped them loudly!