Stay Home Daddy: I Was Reborn After My Daughter Passed Away
Chapter 290: Two hundred ninety found brother_1

Chapter 290: Two hundred ninety found brother_1

Out of nowhere, a Cheng Yaojin blocked the way, and President Huang became frantic, cursing at Chen’er, "Do you fucking want to keep working or not?"

He was his leader!

The moment Chen’er started, he had no intention of pretending anymore. Keep working?

"Fuck your mother!" His face couldn’t hide the disdain.

President Huang couldn’t have dreamed that Tian Laosì would dare to curse him.

All for some waitress he didn’t even know?

He must be the real madman!

Adjusting his glasses, his face twisted with malice, he glanced over at Qiang Zi sitting in a corner, "Qiang Zi, go!"

He had brought backup with him, and today he had to teach this kid a lesson no matter what.

Thinks he can cross me just because he’s a good performer?

He’s got no idea how high the sky is or how deep the earth is!

Upon hearing this, Qiang Zi quickly stood up.

Seeing this, the police immediately confirmed the relationship between the two men. One of them stood up, went over, and pinned Qiang Zi to the ground, slapping the cold handcuffs on him right away.

Seeing this, President Huang completely panicked.

Fuck, what’s going on?

Are there undercover cops here?

He had been played by Tian Laosì.

Bastard.

Through gritted teeth he spat out, "Fuck your mother,"

and sprinted toward the restroom.

Chen’er wouldn’t let him get away, yanking him back and landing a heavy kick right in his bulging belly.

With a stern face, a chill gleamed in his eyes.

"Where is Gu Zhigang?"

Hearing Gu Zhigang’s name, President Huang had an epiphany.

This guy was in cahoots with Gu Zhigang; he had approached him with the purpose of finding Gu Zhigang, joining their pyramid scheme solely to take him down!

Damned dog, he’s no good!

The other two undercover cops also approached, seeing someone walking towards them.

His heart rose to his throat!

This time it seemed there was no escape!

Summoning his resolve, he pulled out a gleaming dagger from his pocket and lunged at Chen’er.

"You son of a..."

If he’s going down, he’s not going alone!

Chen’er was well aware of such pyramid schemes, and had guessed that Huang must have had a knife on him.

He dodged deftly, then grabbed Huang’s shoulder and executed a beautiful hold, locking down his arm tight.

"Rip." The sound of fabric tearing.

President Huang’s suit split under the strain of his fat and his violent movements.

Accompanied by an agonizing pain, his oily face began to sweat profusely.

"You, you let go of me!"

President Huang ground out through his teeth.

Chen’er pressed down hard, increasing the pressure on his grip.

"Where is Gu Zhigang?" he demanded fiercely.

The undercover cops hadn’t expected Chen’er to have not only detective skills but also to be so capable of fighting, and were visibly stunned.

After a moment of surprised glances, they quickly came over and handcuffed Huang.

Now, they really began to question Chen’er’s true identity.

This guy couldn’t be some ex-military or something, could he?

With those moves, they absolutely couldn’t believe he was just a vegetable seller!

"Bro, have you trained before?"

As one of them led Huang out the door, the other, now certain it was safe, turned back to Chen’er with a look of astonishment and said.

Chen’er caught his breath, "I used to be a security guard."

With that revelation, the undercover cop’s jaw nearly hit the floor.

These days, security guards are this ferocious?

Gu Chen saw the look on his face wasn’t good and smiled at him, "Quite the veteran security guard."

Plainclothes officer: "..."

He was still an old cop indeed.

At the police station, several people took the man surnamed Huang, who was not actually surnamed Huang, and the one called Qiang Zi to make their statements. The man’s real surname was Jin; his name was Jin Gui, and he came from the rural areas of Huacheng.

He had initially been duped too, and duped quite badly at that.

After going without food for a month, he figured out a principle.

Although the city was bustling, it was not at all friendly, especially towards those rural people without any special skills like him.

If you want to make money, you have to be ruthless.

If others could deceive him, why couldn’t he deceive others?

With this thought, he began his journey of deception.

At first, he did feel reluctant and guilty, but when the money began flowing continuously into his pocket and he splurged freely in bars, he realized such a life was truly wonderful.

He consoled himself, what was conscience good for?

Could conscience allow him to sit in a bar and drink whatever he wanted?

Conscience wasn’t worth a damn meal.

It was the world’s most useless thing.

He became numb and increasingly unscrupulous.

...

An hour later, Jin Gui confessed the location of his criminal den, and the police took Gu Chen to that obscure establishment.

There was no storefront; it appeared dilapidated, its door secured with locks, giving off the impression of being deserted.

When several people opened the door and entered, the strange smell inside was enough to knock someone out cold.

The establishment was small, just a room under a hundred square meters, completely empty, but there was a small door at the back. Going through that door, they continued inside.

Everyone was shocked—a long corridor with rooms on both sides, all with iron doors and security locks.

It looked chilling.

Hearing the intrusion, several people dressed in black hurried out of the last room.

These were the people who had beaten Gu Zhigang, they were the "security guards" of the place.

"Security guards," more like enforcers.

Seeing the police, these men were startled and scattered, attempting to flee through the windows.

But the police were no pushovers; they charged forward and subdued them quickly.

Gu Chen had no interest in these matters; catching criminals was Jin Cha’s job, all he wanted was to find his brother.

He stood in the corridor shouting, "Brother, Gu Zhigang!"

At that moment, Gu Zhigang was lying on the ground, unconscious from the pain, with broken ribs.

"Gu Zhigang!" Gu Chen called out repeatedly, his voice growing louder each time.

Finally, his shouts awakened the unconscious Gu Zhigang.

Gu Chen’s voice was like a dose of adrenaline, striking heavily against Gu Zhigang’s body.

With all his strength, he lifted his head, his bloodshot eyes fixed intently at the doorway.

"I’m here! Chen’er! I’m right here!"

Tears and words fell together.

His brother had indeed come to save him.

He could go home at last, he could finally go home!

Hearing the response, Gu Chen let out a huge sigh of relief.

His first thought was, he’s still alive.

He’s still alive!

He rushed toward the door, crying out, "Someone, quick, open the door!"

His brother was inside!

At this moment, the police officers had already subdued the enforcers, and one of them hurriedly came over to unlock the room.

Gu Zhigang lay on the floor, tears streaming down his face as he looked at Gu Chen.

"Chen’er, your brother is no good!"

He was truly regretful now.

Reflecting on the past was like a nightmare; thank heavens Gu Chen had come for him.

Without Gu Chen, he truly wouldn’t have made it through this time.

Gu Chen immediately called 120, and after telling them someone was injured, he went over and clutched Gu Zhigang’s hand tightly, "It’s over now, everything’s behind us."