My Super Beautiful Lady Boss
Chapter 555 - 555 552 The Lai Family Makes Trouble

555: Chapter 552: The Lai Family Makes Trouble 555: Chapter 552: The Lai Family Makes Trouble How would Liu Sheng know which one on the plane is the thief?

Su Xuan very much believed in Liu Sheng, who was nicknamed the Ghost Hand Divine Thief, otherwise he couldn’t be compared to a pirate, but he could still discern this little trick.

“You can search him, I guarantee with my reputation, the wallet is on him.”

Liu Sheng said confidently.

The crew on the plane didn’t dare to act rashly, knowing that searching someone at will is an invasion of privacy, which is not allowed.

Just now everyone thought Su Xuan was the thief, damn it, Su Xuan didn’t care for that nonsense; he believed in Liu Sheng’s judgment, he wouldn’t wrongly accuse a good person.

Bang!

Su Xuan picked up the man with the black-rimmed glasses from his seat and threw him down, leaving the man in a complete mess.

Upon feeling around, a pink cat wallet was indeed found in his pocket.

“Yes, that’s mine!”

The artistic young woman shouted excitedly, and Su Xuan handed the wallet to her.

The thief looked like an eggplant beaten by frost, his head drooping down.

Clap clap clap!

A round of warm applause spread through the cabin, the culprit had finally been caught.

Liu Sheng had no reaction, too lazy to change the expression on his face, he sat down and dozed off again.

“Your brother is impressive!”

Xiong Sandao had seen something new.

Su Xuan really had hidden dragons and crouching tigers around him; Xiong Sandao knew about Azure Dragon, and now he finally understood.

No wonder Su Xuan could be so strong in Qingshan City.

The girl was very thankful to Su Xuan, knowing that the strange Liu Sheng was Su Xuan’s follower, so she had an even better impression of Su Xuan and wanted to invite him for a meal.

“Alright, alright, we must have this meal.”

Su Xuan replied happily.

Xiong Sandao had opened his eyes today and couldn’t stop praising the people Su Xuan brought, saying that he couldn’t find such people even in his club.

Su Xuan couldn’t be bothered to talk to him.

Now that the Che Family had stopped paying attention to Xiong Sandao, he had lost his backing, and Su Xuan’s status had risen a lot without him noticing.

After getting off the plane, Su Xuan and the three others took a taxi to the hotel first; they would visit Old Lai after getting settled.

Before, Su Xuan had mentioned to Xiong Sandao that Old Lai liked collecting, so Xiong Sandao had spent a few million to have someone buy paintings and calligraphy for him.

Su Xuan didn’t care how much money he spent; whether Xiong Sandao got along with Old Lai or not, Su Xuan wasn’t concerned.

His trip was to reunite with Old Lai, play chess, and talk about life.

Staying in Rongcheng City all the time, how would he know how big the outside world was.

Seeing the luxury of Beijing had already dazzled Xiong Sandao.

One must keep up with the times and not be too outdated.

Liu Sheng had gone to meet an old friend.

Xiong Sandao felt that the paintings and calligraphy he brought weren’t significant enough and went out to hunt for more.

Su Xuan was bored by himself, so he took out his phone and chatted with the artistic young woman he met on the plane via WeChat.

The young woman’s WeChat status read: “Only after repaying, comes the wish; if this wish has never been fulfilled, stars would not turn, wastelands would not wear, hence too rare to continue the affair.”

Su Xuan didn’t understand those overly artistic sentences written by eighteen or nineteen-year-olds.

On the plane, he had just been posing as an artistic youth.

What did Su Xuan know about artistic things?

During his training with the Military God years ago, he got bored and listened to other comrades talk about “The Old Man and the Sea” and only understood a bit of it.

He hadn’t expected to use that knowledge on the plane; maybe that was fate!

Su Xuan believed there was more to his fate with that artistic young woman, but where exactly?

On WeChat, the girl chatted enthusiastically with Su Xuan.

Pretending to be an artistic young man was exhausting; while chatting, he searched online for artistic sentences or poems and seriously read their essential analyses.

Sometimes when Su Xuan couldn’t keep up, he would tell her artistic jokes, such as: A false joy is like waking up in the morning thinking you have grown taller, but upon close inspection, you realize it’s just that the blanket was laid sideways…

She sent back several laughing emojis, and Su Xuan thought that to win over this artistic girl, he must pay a price, like becoming pseudo-artistic first.

When Su Xuan asked about her family, she was very secretive, not wanting to discuss much, just saying she had a very fierce brother and father, and a mother who was a Buddhist, always chanting sutras and worshipping Buddha.

Of course, what interested Su Xuan the most was that she offered to treat him to a meal, which was a great chance for them to be alone together.

The artistic young woman had promised Su Xuan on the plane that when she was free, she would definitely invite him for a meal.

“I can’t do it these days…

My brother has been at home all the time; I’m too scared to go out.”

After hearing this, Su Xuan was enraged.

There was actually illegal confinement in this world?

Su Xuan wanted to stand up for her, but the girl firmly refused to say where she lived, repeatedly warning, “Don’t come; they will kill you.

My brother knows Kung Fu.”

Seeing that further questioning wouldn’t lead to any significant clues, Su Xuan closed WeChat and waited for Liu Sheng to return so they could go out to eat together and visit the Lai family in the afternoon.

Xiong Sandao brought back some more paintings and calligraphy from outside.

Hearing that Old Lai liked these things, he went all in this time.

“Let’s go.”

The three of them took a cab to Old Lai’s house.

Ancient animal stone statues stood on both sides of the gate, and the gate itself was retro wooden style with two large copper bells hanging on it that would chime whenever the gate was opened.

Su Xuan had called a few days ago to notify of his visit but didn’t specify which day he would come; he figured that Old Lai would be at home if he had nothing better to do.

The gates were wide open, so the three men walked straight in.

Su Xuan found it strange, but suddenly heard the sound of ‘Ha, ha!’ of fighting inside.

They rushed in to find a courtyard surrounded by people, each looking fierce, with broad shoulders and round waists, their arms tattooed as they clenched their fists ready to fight.

They didn’t see Old Lai anywhere in the courtyard.

Was he not at home?

Su Xuan prayed he was at home.

Su Xuan was somewhat familiar with the Lai family.

Old Lai had two sons, the eldest one started a business in America, and the second one developed his career in Beijing.

From the looks of the man with some injuries on his face in front of them, that must be Old Lai’s second son, Lai Yongjin.

“If your Old Lai doesn’t come out, today I’ll turn this place upside down!”

“You bunch of pirates, my dad has given what’s due, what more do you want?!”

Lai Yongjin said angrily.

“Your Lai family in Beijing has already declined, yet you refuse to bow down, posing for whom to see?

Our boss said, choose your own path, whether it’s life or death.”

“Don’t push us too far; the Lai family is not to be trifled with,” Lai Yongjin argued with reason.

“You have ten minutes.

If we don’t see Old Lai himself, we’ll level the Lai family!”

The Lai family’s old butler stepped forward and said, “Our Old Lai has gone out, and we really don’t know when he will be back.

Tell me whatever it is, and I will make sure to pass the message.”

Bang!

The other side kicked the old butler over, unhappily saying, “F*ck, who the hell are you to talk to us?

Get lost!”

Watching this, Xiong Sandao, who had come with Su Xuan, felt emotional.

The Lai family used to be full of influential figures; how could they have declined so much over the years?

Now, Xiong Sandao even doubted whether coming here for help was a waste of effort; all he could do now was watch and wait.

Liu Sheng, standing beside Su Xuan, still had that icy expression.

As long as Su Xuan gave the word, Liu Sheng would go through fire and water for him.

That day, when Su Xuan met Old Lai in Qingshan City, Old Lai had treated Su Xuan well, and Su Xuan remembered that kindness.

Now that Old Lai’s family was in trouble, how could he just stand by and do nothing?

Impossible!

“All of you causing trouble, get out!”

With a roar from Su Xuan, he finally got their attention.

Su Xuan and his group had come in from outside, and few inside had paid attention to them.

Old Lai’s son, who had never been to Qingshan City, naturally didn’t recognize Su Xuan.

He looked at Su Xuan in astonishment, wondering if there was some mistake.

Who was this person, and why was he completely unremembered?

With a shout from Su Xuan, the villains all turned around, successfully drawing their fire towards him.

Now, Xiong Sandao was not willing to let things pass.

He was obviously on Su Xuan’s side, and if things really came to blows, Xiong Sandao was unwilling to get involved in their mess.

If he were to be killed, what would happen to his brothers back in Rongcheng City?

He still wanted to go back and be the boss.

Thinking this, Xiong Sandao stepped back slightly; he wasn’t keen on fighting with anyone.

Liu Sheng moved forward one step, closely following Su Xuan’s pace.

“Who are you, daring to meddle in the Lai family’s affairs?

Are you tired of living?”

Su Xuan didn’t even give him a direct look, speaking at an unhurried pace, “You’re not even worthy of talking to me.

Call your leader over.”

“You’re asking for it!”

A bald man threw a punch at him; Su Xuan shook his head, caught it with ease, and with a slight twist, the man started howling like a pig being slaughtered.

“Who the hell are you guys?”

“Do I really need to explain myself to you?

Are you worthy?”

Su Xuan genuinely didn’t want to waste words with these lackeys.

Whoosh!

The enemy seemed to have gotten hold of a spring baton out of nowhere, swinging it towards Su Xuan.

“Be careful!”

Lai Yongjin, the second son of Old Lai, hurriedly warned.

Su Xuan didn’t want to cause a scene; he just wanted to find Old Lai for a cup of tea, a game of chess, and a discussion about life.

However, there always seemed to be some blind flies bumping into him.

Bang!

This time Su Xuan again used his hand, firmly grabbing the spring baton, then with his other hand, snap!

The baton was actually bent and couldn’t spring back.

This was an imported item that, according to the manual, could withstand thousands of pounds without deforming.

Yet it was easily bent by this young man in front of him; surely there must be a problem with the quality of this spring baton!

“Brothers, let’s go at him together.

I refuse to believe we can’t take down this kid!”

Su Xuan scoffed, “Come on, all together.

I still think you guys aren’t enough for me.”

If he had known, he would have brought Azure Dragon out; these rookies weren’t even enough to stick between Azure Dragon’s teeth.

Smack smack smack!

Bang bang bang!

Su Xuan didn’t let Liu Sheng and Xiong Sandao lift a finger, fearing they might hurt themselves.

12 seconds!

The ground was covered with people howling in agony.

Su Xuan patted his hands.

Without much effort, these people had fallen, offering no challenge whatsoever.

Xiong Sandao knew Su Xuan’s strength; that day in the Black Wolf Club, no one had been a match for Su Xuan alone.

Now looking at those weaklings on the ground, it would be strange if they were a match for Su Xuan.

Liu Sheng, on the other hand, was somewhat surprised; he hadn’t expected Su Xuan’s martial skills to be so exceptional.

He stood in place, stunned.

“Weren’t you all so arrogant just now?

Are you still feeling tough?”

Su Xuan kicked the guy lying on the ground closest to him and asked.

“Not anymore, we wouldn’t dare again; please, big boss, spare me.

I’m just a nobody, with elders above and young ones below…”

“Bang!”

Su Xuan gave him another kick, annoyed with his incessant babbling.

He had no patience for people who prattled on.

“Anyone who can roll out of here had better hurry up, or I’ll kick each one of you again.”

Hearing these words of grace, the group scrambled to get up, helping each other to stand, and limped away as fast as they could.