My Super Beautiful Lady Boss
Chapter 570 - 570 566 Collect Some Protection Money

570: Chapter 566: Collect Some Protection Money 570: Chapter 566: Collect Some Protection Money Su Xuan landed his first job in Qiutian City just like that, with a high salary of ten thousand yuan a month!

In this ordinary third-tier city, ten thousand yuan was definitely a salary that ordinary people would envy to death.

Unexpectedly, Su Xuan saw Tang Sisi and Tang Tiantian, the two sisters, soaking in the hot springs, and this matter could finally come to an end, because Tang Sisi was no longer in Su Xuan’s world.

Tang Sisi had kicked Su Xuan out because he saw too much on her body.

Su Xuan couldn’t help but be taken aback.

When he saw her, she was still wearing a bra and panties, pretty much what beauty pageant contestants wear on TV, just a bikini.

What’s the big deal?

Looking won’t get you pregnant, and besides, he didn’t see anything else.

To Su Xuan, a man who had seen countless women, a girl like Tang Sisi was already pretty good.

Ever since Su Xuan had the Powerful Gu lifted by the Military God, he went wild every day in Rongcheng City, breaking his virginity, and now thinking back, those memories were still very exciting.

There was his main wife Chen Wanqing, the reporter Yan Fangfei, Miao Qingfeng and Miao Qingqing, Huang Yingying, He Xia, and so on and so forth.

Oh, and Wen Jingjing, who he hadn’t gotten his hands on yet.

Forget it, his current predicament was all due to removing the Powerful Gu; it seems men should still exercise restraint.

There might be no tired cows but no worn-out grounds.

Now Su Xuan finally had a job, and what mattered most was that it provided food and accommodation.

Su Xuan had nothing to his name, not even the clothes on his back, which were bought by Tang Tiantian from a farmer.

Truly, a tiger fallen on flat land is bullied by dogs, but Su Xuan rather liked this faint feeling of pretending to be superior.

Su Xuan was led to his living quarters, four people to a room.

The facilities were alright, with water and electricity, TV, air conditioning, and a washing machine, but the cleanliness of the room was nothing to compliment: cigarette butts were everywhere on the ground, and several people were lying in bed snoring heavily, with empty liquor bottles and leftover stir-fry carelessly placed on the table.

“You can stay here for now.

If there’s anything, feel free to bring it up.”

The manager said and left.

Su Xuan discovered that the rooms on this floor were basically the same, all inhabited by people hired by Master Long.

Observant, Su Xuan also noticed that several of these people had tattoos, and judging from their faces, they were probably not good people.

Su Xuan casually looked around the room and even found two used condoms in the corner, which made him shudder.

This living environment was no different from a slum; it was better to move out as soon as he got paid.

Dang, dang, dang!

Suddenly, Su Xuan accidentally knocked over a liquor bottle next to his foot.

The randomly-scattered empty bottles made it difficult to find a footing, so knocking one over was somewhat inevitable.

The person sleeping on the bed turned over, dug his finger in his ear, and opened his eyes slightly to see a stranger.

“Kid, which room are you from?”

The person lazily asked from the bed.

“I just moved in.”

Su Xuan politely responded, since the most basic thing as a person is to be civilized and polite.

“Sent by Master Long?”

“Yeah.”

“Alright, go wash the socks and underwear of us guys in the corner, quickly, don’t just stand there.”

The person assumed that since Su Xuan was young, it was only natural to bully the newbie.

“Sure!”

Su Xuan eagerly took a basin and put the dirty clothes in, then poured in water.

Seeing that Su Xuan was amenable, the person wore a smug smile on his face and went back to sleep.

Whash!

Suddenly, Su Xuan dumped the entire basin of dirty clothes and cold water all over that person’s head.

The individual was drenched to the bone, utterly surprised.

“Sorry, my hand slipped.”

The person stared at Su Xuan, dumbfounded.

Hand slipped?

Could you not find a better excuse?

“You motherfucker, are you looking for trouble on purpose?”

The person had smelly socks that spilled from the basin hanging off his head, his eyes wide as saucers.

The other two people who were also sleeping slowly woke up to find their buddy seemingly bullied; they got dressed and out of bed and glared at Su Xuan.

“Kid, you’re new here, you know the rules or what?

If not, I can teach you!”

One guy flexed his wrist and shuffled towards Su Xuan in flip-flops, slap, slap, slap.

Feigning a fearful expression, Su Xuan put it on thickly; only then would the other side truly believe he was afraid of them.

“Bang!”

The guy kicked towards Su Xuan, hoping to knock him over, but Su Xuan sidestepped and, grabbing his leg, flicked it lightly.

Whoosh!

The nearly two-hundred-pound body flew out of the room!

Since the door was conveniently open, and with nothing to stop him, the man’s body launched like a missile, falling from the second floor to the first with a thunderous crash.

The other two men thought they had seen wrong and rubbed their eyes only to realize that their pal was really not in the room anymore.

“Where did he go?”

The two asked frantically.

Grinning, Su Xuan said, “Didn’t you just see it?

He flew out, and took a nasty spill.

Looks like you two want a taste too.”

“No…”

The two struggled to refuse, but Su Xuan was an egalitarian: since one of their trio had already set an example, the remaining two could only go down to keep him company.

Bang!

Boom!

Another two loud crashes came, as Su Xuan was on the second floor and fell to the first floor, a drop that wouldn’t kill a person.

Approaching the door, Su Xuan saw three people below wailing in pain and kindly taunted, “Enjoying yourselves?

Want another go?”

Seeing Su Xuan’s gleeful face, the three men were as if they’d seen a ghost.

Ignoring their pain, they scrambled away as fast as they could.

Su Xuan didn’t return to the room, which was like a pigsty.

He had once been the sort to stay in presidential suites and now, at the very least, sought out clean and sanitary hotels or inns.

Achoo!

Su Xuan sneezed and wondered who was thinking about him this time.

After driving Su Xuan away, Tang Sisi couldn’t calm down.

Su Xuan was alone outside with no money.

Could he survive in Qiutian City?

Tonight, he might have to sleep under a bridge.

“Ah, it’s all my fault.” Tang Sisi blamed herself.

She was kind-hearted at her core.

Her hatred for Su Xuan had surged when she caught him seeing her and her sister in the hot spring.

Now that her anger was dissipating, and knowing that Su Xuan hadn’t done it on purpose, she began to worry about his survival.

“Sisi, where’s your boyfriend?

Why didn’t you invite him to stay for dinner?

I’ve been working on a new dish recently and wanted to make it for him to try,” said Tang Sisi’s father, Tang Fengyun, noticing his daughter lost in thought.

“Dad, he’s gone.”

Tang Sisi said this with a face full of disappointment.

“Gone?

You let him sleep at our house, and you can’t even keep him for a meal?

Silly girl, I don’t oppose your affair.

Why are you so foolish?”

Tang Fengyun sighed deeply, knowing his daughter was good in many aspects but somewhat slow to catch on to matters of the heart; she still needed reminders from others.

“Dad, I’m not talking to you!”

Tang Sisi ran off in a huff, with her mind already in turmoil and her father’s constant nagging making it worse.

“Dad, I’m off to get supplies.”

Distracted and troubled, Tang Sisi decided to head out for supplies.

The Tang family owned Datang Restaurant in Qiutian City, and tasks like buying groceries and meats generally involved Tang Sisi driving a crew there.

Tang Fengyun, the owner of Datang Restaurant, noticed his daughter’s flushed face and realized he had touched a sore spot.

It seemed that the young man who visited earlier suited his daughter’s taste.

The matter of his future son-in-law was nearly settled.

Tang Sisi went to the restaurant to drive the car and led a team to the market for supplies.

Tang Fengyun initially had a son who later died, so he focused on nurturing his eldest daughter, Tang Sisi, wanting her to inherit the family business eventually.

Datang Restaurant was a mid-range establishment, open for nearly ten years, and Tang Fengyun was very attached to it and hoped to leave it to his daughter to run.

Tang Sisi was efficient and decisive, quickly taking care of the supplies.

Just as she was about to leave, a group of people stopped her.

Her brow furrowed, Tang Sisi recognized these people; they made a living by collecting protection fees at the market.

“Get out of the way, or I’ll call the police,” she said.

Tang Sisi wasn’t alone; there were three or four able-bodied men in the car with her, but the opponents numbered over ten, clearly putting them at a disadvantage.

“Beauty, no need to call the cops.

If you really want to make a call, you might as well hug me instead,” said the leader of the group, grinning broadly.

The more irritated Tang Sisi got, the more he enjoyed teasing her.

“Get lost!”

As the man reached out to touch her, Tang Sisi fiercely shoved him away.

“Hey, feisty woman!

I like that wild temperament in a hot bitch.

If you don’t pay the protection fee today, you’ll have to leave yourself behind.

It’s one or the other.

Decide for yourself,” he said.

Tang Sisi had brought a few men with her because they had been blocked on the road before, so there were sticks and clubs in the car.

“Let’s go!

Ignore them,” she instructed, intending to force their way through if necessary.

“Attack!

I refuse to believe her temper can outlast us!” he commanded.

These guys were the local tyrants of the market, notorious for bullying vendors and not sparing even the businesses coming for supplies.

They would exploit whenever possible, ruthless in their methods.

“Fight back with all you’ve got, it’s self-defense.

No blame will fall on us if something happens!” Tang Sisi encouraged her companions.

Soon, both groups were embroiled in conflict.

Tang Sisi’s men were all armed with clubs, and she herself wielded an iron rod, its motion forming a fierce blur.

For a moment, the hoodlums didn’t dare to approach.

“Goddamn it, get more people here.

I refuse to believe we can’t take down this woman,” the hoodlum’s leader said anxiously, realizing he had brought too few men.

Su Xuan was about to ask Master Long for an advance on his salary to rent a hotel since the current living conditions were too poor, hardly better than a slum.

“Everyone, head to the market; there’s a troublemaker there,” echoed the calls.

Suddenly, many people came pouring out of the buildings with clubs in hand.

Su Xuan, having nothing better to do, followed to see the commotion.

Being paid to simply make an appearance seemed like an easy way to earn his wage.

“Hey, what happened?” Su Xuan casually inquired of a seemingly honest man walking beside him.

“Who cares what it is?

We’ll just make an appearance, scare them a bit, and you won’t even need to lift a finger; just use your mouth,” the man replied nonchalantly.

Su Xuan liked the sound of that.

His first job was more than satisfactory, in fact, it was perfect.

Chatter a bit and earn ten thousand yuan a month; what a deal.

Witnessing the increasing swarm of delinquents, Tang Sisi couldn’t help but sweat profusely.

In the past, they had only demanded a meager five hundred yuan, but now, they were brazenly asking for twenty thousand.

How was this any different from robbery?

And more pressing was the fact that the goods in her truck were worth only a few hundred yuan.