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Chapter 501 - 501 501 The Past of the Master Thief

501: Chapter 501: The Past of the Master Thief 501: Chapter 501: The Past of the Master Thief “I’m going all out with you!”

Han Caiying never expected Su Xuan to be such a rogue.

If she screamed, and the people below came up to see her in this state, she would have no place to hide her face.

Han Caiying had not come alone.

There were a few male officers on the floor below.

Who says women are inferior to men?

Han Caiying was clever for once.

“Be careful with the thing that continues your family line.”

Han Caiying looked at Su Xuan with a triumphant glance, her eyes filled with pride.

This time, Su Xuan didn’t dare to tease her anymore; he could only honestly go back to his work.

Han Caiying fixed her hair and said gravely, “I’m here this time to seriously warn you, don’t get involved in the muddy waters between the Black Wolf Gang and the Lingnan Chamber of Commerce.”

“Wife, are you concerned about me?”

Su Xuan was somewhat moved.

“Just joking, don’t get excited.” Su Xuan didn’t dare to offend her this time, having learned his lesson from before.

“Alright, you take care of yourself then.

I’ve said all I need to say.”

Bang!

She slammed the door behind her.

Su Xuan was somewhat accustomed to it by now.

Ever since he had successfully ‘conquered’ the 18-year-old girl, her dependency on Su Xuan grew stronger, and she liked to call him for no reason.

“Hey, missing me, aren’t you?

Too bad I can’t get away right now.”

Su Xuan said as soon as the call connected.

From the other end came Miao Qingqing’s urgent voice, “Hurry, my sister is in trouble, she’s at home, please come quickly.”

This was the first time Su Xuan heard Miao Qingqing speak with such a panicked tone, even when she was surrounded at school she wasn’t this flustered.

“Okay, I’ll come over right now,” he answered promptly.

With the gangs preparing for battle, Su Xuan also wondered if this could be a trap set by the Lingnan Chamber of Commerce using the sisters.

But considering Miao Qingqing’s innocent nature, he felt she wouldn’t deceive anyone.

“Azure Dragon, come with me.”

Su Xuan called out and then took only Azure Dragon with him in the car, heading straight to Miao Qingfeng’s house.

It was a sensitive time, and too many accompanying people could cause too much suspicion.

Even Su Xuan was concerned that informants from both the Black Wolf Gang and the Lingnan Chamber of Commerce might be tracking him.

Soon, Su Xuan arrived at Miao Qingfeng’s house.

Miao Qingqing was waiting at the door.

When she saw Su Xuan, she rushed over to him like he was her savior, her face streaked with tears like a tabby cat.

Listening to Miao Qingqing’s description, Su Xuan roughly understood that it was poisoning.

“Didn’t you call for emergency services?”

Miao Qingqing slapped her forehead, having been in such a panic that she forgot.

Su Xuan checked on Miao Qingfeng and fortunately, her face wasn’t disfigured; she was just poisoned by inhaling toxic fumes.

Su Xuan carried Miao Qingfeng downstairs to wait for the ambulance.

A few minutes later, the ambulance arrived.

“Azure Dragon, take my car and go back first.

Keep an eye on our place, and prevent any troublemakers from stirring up issues.”

Su Xuan went to the hospital in the ambulance.

The doctors on board had already started an IV and were conducting blood tests.

Miao Qingqing lay on Su Xuan’s shoulder, crying her heart out in a low voice, “If my sister is gone, how can I go on?

She’s the only family I have in this world; I don’t want her to leave me.”

“Don’t worry, it’ll be okay,” he comforted her, patting her head gently.

Miao Qingfeng was rushed into the emergency room, while Su Xuan and Miao Qingqing waited outside.

Soon, the doctors delivered good news; thankfully, they arrived at the hospital in time.

A delay of five more minutes would have been too late.

Miao Qingqing and Su Xuan finally breathed a sigh of relief.

They moved Miao Qingfeng into a hospital room to wait for her to wake up.

With nothing to do, Su Xuan stepped outside to smoke a cigarette and saw a familiar figure.

It was the guy who, along with Azure Dragon, had stolen his wallet last night at Furong Snacks Street.

His hair a bit disheveled, the guy was buying ready-to-eat food at the roadside stall, packing it up and heading to a hospital room.

Out of curiosity, Su Xuan quietly followed him.

The man, perhaps preoccupied with thoughts, didn’t notice Su Xuan following him.

The man pushed open the door to enter the room.

He set the food on the table and sat down.

“Ming, your dad brought you your favorite roast duck.

Come on, get up and try some.”

On the bed lay a child in his teens, his complexion pale and devoid of Blood Qi.

Suddenly, a nurse approached from the outside after seeing the patient’s family members arrive and said, “The patient’s medical fees have been overdue for three days.

If the payment isn’t made, we will have to stop administering medication, as the hospital isn’t a shelter.”

“Yes, yes, I know, I know.”

All he could do was nod incessantly and agree, saying he would go make the payment immediately.

Standing outside, Su Xuan witnessed this scene and couldn’t help sighing deeply.

There were too many people in the world in need of help.

“Squeak!”

Su Xuan pushed the door and entered.

Seeing him, the man hurriedly stood up, on guard as if facing a great enemy, thinking Su Xuan had come to settle a score over last night’s incident.

“How much do you need for the medical fees?

I’ll pay it,” Su Xuan said seriously.

The man didn’t speak, uncertain about this person’s intentions and why he would offer to cover the medical costs.

He stuttered out a number: “Three hundred thousand.”

“I’ll pay this amount, but I have one condition: you must work for me, and you’ll also receive a substantial monthly salary.”

“Think it over.

I’ll pay the three hundred thousand first.”

Su Xuan transferred three hundred thousand into the other party’s hospital account and returned to Miao Qingfeng’s hospital room.

Miao Qingqing was still sitting in front of the hospital bed, continuously wiping away tears, like beads falling off a broken string.

This must be the second time she had cried this hard; the first was when her parents passed away.

“I’m not dead yet.

Seeing you cry makes me anxious,” he said.

“Hmph, you heartless man, what’s wrong with me crying?”

Miao Qingqing punched Su Xuan in the chest with her little fists until she was tired and truly stopped crying.

Suddenly, Su Xuan noticed a figure standing outside the hospital room window, thin but with a lively spirit.

“It’s you.

Have you decided to work with me?” he asked.

“Mhm.”

Su Xuan nodded with satisfaction.

This man had impressive skills, and Su Xuan saw it necessary to recruit some extraordinary talents to strengthen his own ranks.

The two of them stood on the hospital rooftop, their cigarette ends glowing intermittently.

From their conversation, Su Xuan learned that the man’s name was Liu Sheng.

As a young man, he had traveled the world with an Old Divine Stealer.

After the old thief passed away from illness, Liu Sheng had to venture out on his own.

He was unfortunate in his ventures, just as he was gaining a foothold in a city and earning the moniker “Ghost Hand Divine Thief” from his peers in the criminal world, expanding his influence.

But one drunken night led to a botched job and his capture, beginning an eight-year sentence behind bars.

Because of his history of robberies while with the Old Divine Stealer, he received an eight-year sentence, transforming a young man into a middle-aged uncle.

Upon release, Liu Sheng decided to turn over a new leaf.

He started off pulling a rickshaw for a living and eventually saved enough money to marry a woman as beautiful as a flower.

He surmised it must have been one of the local night scene girls who was tricked, drunk in the rain, wanting to go home, and collapsed on the roadside.

Moved by his desire to start anew, he dragged the girl home, planning to send her back once the rain cleared.

He moved the girl to the bed and even made her a bowl of ginger soup to prevent cold and avoid catching flu.

The girl groggily opened her eyes and saw a man standing in front of her.

“Eight hundred, not a penny less.

That’s the going rate in this area,” she said.

Liu Sheng knew what the girl meant, for he had not touched a woman in years.

He took out the hard-earned rickshaw money he had saved over two months and handed it to her.

“Come on, get on with it!” the girl urged him.

Liu Sheng swallowed hard and pounced like a hungry wolf.

The next day, the girl woke up, said nothing, picked up her handbag, and left.

From then on, Liu Sheng began waiting for opportunities mainly to pick up girls, and he never charged for the rides.

It turned out that the girl was also from out of town, came to the big city to work with the intent to get a decent job, but was deceived by a fellow villager into the entertainment business, turning into a woman of the night.

Thus, unnoticed, two years passed.

The woman was slowly moved by Liu Sheng’s honesty and simplicity; another reason was that being a mistress was a job that depended on youth, and over time, it was easy to fall ill.

The woman had made enough money and could now marry an honest man.

Liu Sheng was her ideal husband.

From then on, they cohabited and got married.

The woman used her earnings to buy an apartment, and to his delight, they also had a son.

Liu Sheng, eager to confirm the boy was his own, even went for a paternity test, which assured him the child was indeed his.

From that moment on, Liu Sheng smiled all day, continuing to ferry passengers, upgrading from a tricycle to a minivan.

Just as Liu Sheng thought his happy life was about to begin, unforeseen tragedy struck.

His wife died in a car accident!

The perpetrator fled the scene, and to this day, they have not been caught.

In the months after his wife’s departure, Liu Sheng, as a man, couldn’t stop the tears from washing over his face as he cooked for his son and took him to the kindergarten.

Good fortune never comes in pairs, but misfortune does not come singly.

Just as he was settling down to focus on raising his son, trouble arose again.