Pampered by the Toughest Man After Divorce
Chapter 650 - 651: Ye Ge Has a Concubine Outside _1

Chapter 650: Chapter 651: Ye Ge Has a Concubine Outside _1

Nan Feng wiped a tear from her eye before sorrowfully saying, "My husband and I are from the same village. We had a great relationship when we were back in the village. He was a hunter who, without any formal training, learned a bit of Kung Fu. You might not know this, but the better the hunter’s skills, the more money he can make. Ordinary hunters capture wild rabbits and boars, but my husband could bring down a tiger. If he weren’t so capable, I wouldn’t have fallen for him in the first place."

"Oh, and one time when mountain bandits attacked our village, he played a crucial role in driving them away. Afterwards, he was chosen by Lord Song to be a bodyguard and I followed him. After I started doing business and made some money, I was always worried about the safety of my shop, so, I kept the money with him. He’s a man who never goes to brothels or gambles. Everyone says he’s honest but...there’s a saying ’When men get rich, they turn bad’ and it turned out to be true. He didn’t go to local brothels, but he did look elsewhere. I wouldn’t have known about this if it weren’t for a friend of mine. Remember that sickly looking man you met? He told me, he even helped me catch my husband in the act. That’s why my husband resigned from his guard duties."

As Nan Feng narrated her dismal tale with a pitiful expression, she thought to herself: ’Brother Ye, for the sake of safety, I’m going to have to sacrifice your image a bit.’

Qin Kun was contemplating.

He thought that Nan Feng’s domestic affairs are like a crazy melodrama.

Both from the same village. She becomes wealthy, he turns bad. He keeps a mistress, she catches him in the act, then ends up with the man who helped her catch him.

Qin Kun stroked his beard; he was somewhat perplexed by Nan Feng’s saga and almost forgot why he’d summoned her.

"So, how skilled is your husband?" Qin Kun asked.

"Sir, my husband can fight tigers; he’s fiercer than a tiger with strong Kung Fu skills. Even though I have money, I am helpless against him. I’m afraid he might hit me," Nan Feng said, appearing somewhat afraid.

"So, he’s as fierce as a tiger? Does he know how to use throwing knives?" Qin Kun asked.

"He should know a bit about using knives, but it depends on whether it’s a long knife or a short one," Nan Feng feigned ignorance.

"Oh? It depends on the length?" Qin Kun asked, "So, what type of knife is he competent with—long or short?"

"Of course, it’s the long ones," Nan Feng answered. "Hunters go up the mountains with long spears. Sometimes they attach a knife to it. A short knife may not be able to kill the prey, allowing it to escape."

Qin Kun continued to mull things over.

Seeing that Qin Kun still seemed doubtful, Nan Feng proposed, "Sir, I’ve been hunting in the mountains before, along with my husband. If you’re interested in throwing knives, I could demonstrate it for you."

"Oh? You know how to throw them, too?"

"My husband taught me," Nan Feng replied.

At this point, she couldn’t risk saying that she knew nothing. What if this Qin Kun sent someone to Daping Village to inquire and found out she’d lied?

Even though she didn’t know how Qin Kun had suddenly discovered Brother Ye’s arrival.

One thing she was certain of: Brother Ye was skilled with throwing knives and incredibly precise. If he wanted to do something covertly, he would definitely use a short knife, not a long one.

Therefore, she needed to conceal the fact that Brother Ye used short knives.

In the courtyard.

Qin Kun’s subordinate brought several knives—both long and short—for Nan Feng to choose from.