The Fortunate Demoniac Little Village Doctor
Chapter 211 - 211 210 Cooperation

211: Chapter 210 Cooperation 211: Chapter 210 Cooperation Sun Ke and Sun Xing, the two brothers, pretended to admire the scenery, as if the conversation had nothing to do with them.

“Since the matter has been clarified and the comrades from the County Police are here, we won’t be a nuisance any longer.” Chief Shen smiled awkwardly, attempting to slip away with his tail between his legs, just like a dog.

Liu Hun coldly smirked, how could he let this short and chubby Shen off just like that?

Qi forcefully plunged into the macaque cradled by Old Li next to him!

Suddenly!

The macaque bared its teeth and shrieked, pouncing straight at Chief Shen’s face.

“Ouch!

Ah!

Help!

Save me!

My face!” Chief Shen let out a wail and, with the help of his subordinates, managed to shake off the macaque after a long struggle.

“Pfft!

Hahaha…

Bastard!” Qin Yue pointed at Chief Shen and suddenly burst into unrestrained laughter.

Chief Shen’s face burned fiercely with pain as he glared at Qin Yue and demanded, “Who are you calling a bastard?!”

Qin Yue stood her ground, hands on her hips, turning her head and retorted, “Whoever has a ‘bastard’ on their face is the bastard!”

“Chief…

Chief, your…

your face has been scratched…” one of Chief Shen’s subordinates, trying hard not to laugh, took out a mirror for Chief Shen to see for himself.

Looking in the mirror, Chief Shen saw that the left side of his face bore a scar very much like the character “王” (king), and the right side was an absolutely perfect “八” (eight)!

“Hmph!

Let’s go!” Chief Shen furiously threw the mirror on the ground and stormed off with a face resembling the characters he bore.

“Have a good stroll, bastard!

No need to escort you out, bastard!” Qin Yue hollered after Chief Shen with a raised voice.

All along Chief Shen’s departure, there was nothing but ridicule.

“So this was a conspiracy!” A reporter suddenly exclaimed like a bomb had dropped and darted over to Huang Yang and asked, “Mr.

Huang, as a well-known entrepreneur, what do you think about your own behavior?”

“Mr.

Huang, I heard that your son, Huang Xiaofeng, is currently undergoing treatment in a psychiatric hospital.

Does your family have a history of hereditary mental illness?”

“Mr.

Huang, are you aware that trading national-level protected wildlife is illegal?

Why did you frame Wanbao Village?

Do you have financial dealings with Chief Shen?”

The surrounding reporters rushed at Huang Yang like they had struck gold, bombarding him with a barrage of questions.

Huang Yang’s eyes were bloodshot; he had never anticipated that the trap he meticulously set would be exploited by Liu Hun.

The thought of his son, Huang Xiaofeng, and the failed attempt at Ren Peiling in the hotel, sparked a fit of rage in Huang Yang, who picked up a large rock from the ground and hurled it at Liu Hun.

Zhao Mingjie, with quick reflexes, tried to grab Huang Yang but failed to get a firm grip, letting go instead.

Stumbling forward, Huang Yang lurched toward Liu Hun.

Liu Hun was waiting for this moment.

Lifting his right foot, he slammed it squarely into Huang Yang’s face— “Smack!”—stomping down harshly, sending Huang Yang flipping through the air!

Filled with hatred, humiliation, anger, and frustration, Huang Yang passed out.

The buzzing questions and laughs of reporters still echoed in his ears.

Huang Yang was arrested by Zhao Mingjie, leaving the rest to the Police.

After this incident, Liu Hun had confirmed that the Wang Brothers were determined to join forces with him.

Now, there was just one more thing left to secure his own backyard!

“Huff…

huff…

so much…” Ren Peiling panted heavily, her pretty face flushed with the afterglow of passion; she stuffed a stack of tissues under the seat and, freeing her hands, she began to button up her blouse.

She gently gathered her tousled hair, her delicate beads of sweat on the tip of her nose adding to her allure.

Liu Hun zipped up his pants.

Every time he came to the Mayor’s office for ‘business,’ it had become an essential step to deal with the Mayor first.

Liu Hun straightened his clothes and resumed his seat across from Ren Peiling.

Glancing at the strikingly red lace panties on the desk, he hurriedly said to Ren Peiling, “Why don’t you put these on?”

Ren Peiling glanced slyly at Liu Hun and playfully scolded, “Who made you…

go so much…

It’s too wet, I’ll wear it later!” She then tossed her sexy panties aside, propped her cheek with her hand, and looked at Liu Hun, “So, what brings you here today?”

Getting down to serious business, Liu Hun dropped the pretense and seriously told Ren Peiling, “I plan to merge Qingshui Gully with Wanbao Village just like we did with the village up front, and then proceed with unified development planning.”

Ren Peiling slightly furrowed her brows, the spring fever on her face not yet fully dissipated, and asked Liu Hun, “Why do you have this idea all of a sudden?”

Liu Hun spoke seriously to Ren Peiling, “Previously, I just wanted to stabilize the rear and expand the land for development, incidentally bringing along the villagers of Qingshui Gully to wealth.” He paused, then continued, “But after this fiasco caused by Huang Yang and having been interviewed by some reporters, I’ve had a bit of a change of heart.”

“Change?

How are we going to change?” Ren Peiling turned serious as well, genuinely curious to hear what her man had in mind.

“Mountains!

Water!

Fields!

We must have them all!

And, from now on, we’ve got to slowly move on to the path of industrial upgrading.

We can’t just be farming,” Liu Hun told Ren Peiling, slowly revealing all his plans to her.

The more Ren Peiling listened, the more fascinated she became; the more she listened, the more she loved.

She kicked off her high heels and started to play with Liu Hun’s feet under the table.

Before Liu Hun left the Township Government compound, he did another round as the Mayor, both mischiefs and serious business completed.

Ren Peiling had prepared the paperwork for the integration of the three villages, ready to submit to the County Committee for approval.

The roads connecting Wanbao Village to the outside world were gradually being paved, and whether it was cooperation with Xiao Fang for the initial processing of agricultural products, collaborating with Hu Group to cultivate saplings, or the direct sales of agricultural and sideline products, everything had entered a stable track.

Not content with current achievements, Liu Hun began pondering over expanding to a much larger business.

For now, his own backyard was completely secure.

With Mayor Ren Peiling in Taiping Town, he wasn’t afraid of anyone causing mischief.

Thus, Liu Hun set his sights on broader horizons.

“Ding ding ding…”

While Liu Hun was calculating what he could do with the capital he had on hand, he received a text message from Chen Qiuya—Dinner at Vise Restaurant!

Even though Liu Hun was somewhat puzzled, not knowing why Chen Qiuya suddenly invited him for a meal, he decided to accept the invitation.

Upon arriving at Vise Restaurant, the waiter led Liu Hun to a private room.

As the door opened, there sat Chen Qiuya by the table as expected.

Chen Qiuya was dressed in a cheongsam today, a gentle and approachable smile playing across her brows.

Her phoenix eyes seemed to flirt with spring as they glanced at others with hidden intent.

“Dr.

Chen, why do you have time to treat me to dinner today?” Liu Hun asked with a grin, taking a seat across from her.

“Congratulations!” Chen Qiuya said with a smile, her words seemingly hinting at more.

Liu Hun blinked, then joined in the laughter, saying, “Are you talking about the Huang Yang issue?

Has Captain Zhao already told you?” He assumed it was this issue, as Zhao Mingjie and Chen Qiuya were close friends, so it wouldn’t be strange for her to know.

To his surprise, Chen Qiuya waggled her finger and said mysteriously with a smile, “Oh, it’s not that.”

“What other good news could there be?” Liu Hun was immediately confused, unable to guess what Chen Qiuya was implying with her expression.

Chen Qiuya laughed softly and said, “You are now a renowned shareholder of the mighty Hu Group!

Isn’t that a cause for celebration?”

Liu Hun was slightly taken aback; he remembered Hu Qingdie warning him that changes in shareholding were significant events that had to be kept confidential to avoid affecting the group’s share prices.

He had thought the matter was tightly controlled and hadn’t spoken out of turn, so why would Chen Qiuya, who had no apparent connection to this, know about it?

He asked with some suspicion, “How…

where did you hear about this?”

“Let me introduce someone, and you’ll understand!

Uncle, sorry to keep you waiting, you can come in now!” Chen Qiuya called out towards the doorway.

The door to the room opened, and Liu Hun looked up in astonishment, his mouth agape, “It’s you?”

“Mr.

Guan, I’m honored you still remember me!” the newcomer said with a laugh as he took a seat.

Their face, weathered by ups and downs, had a cordial smile, the deep crow’s feet a testament to the shrewdness unique to businesspeople.

This person was…

“Director Xu!” Liu Hun was entirely surprised to encounter Xu Chengpeng, a board member of the Hu Group, here.

He vividly remembered that Xu Chengpeng was one with the Xie Family faction, opposing Hu Qingdie.

Why would he seek out Liu Hun unless it was to win him over?

“Ha-ha!

Mr.

Guan, I apologize for the presumption of issuing an invitation under my niece’s name,” Xu Chengpeng laughed, speaking to Liu Hun.

He knew if he had invited Liu Hun himself, Liu might have come, but he would have been very guarded.

However, with Chen Qiuya’s involvement, the dynamic was different.

“You and Dr.

Chen are…” Liu Hun glanced back and forth between Xu Chengpeng and Chen Qiuya.

Chen Qiuya laughed heartily for a while before revealing to Liu Hun, “He’s my uncle, the genuine article!

Surprised, aren’t you?”

Indeed, Liu Hun had not expected this and gave a slight nod before asking Xu Chengpeng, “Director Xu, inviting me here today under Dr.

Chen’s name can’t just be for dinner, right?”

“Of course not!” Xu Chengpeng’s expression grew more earnest as he said, “Mr.

Guan, I was a witness to the entire wine-tasting event at the Group and was one of those deeply impressed.

This piqued my interest in you, and I found, quite by chance, that you have some acquaintance with Ya’er.

Through her, I’ve learned a lot about you; you’re not a simple character.”

“So?” Liu Hun pressed, keeping a wary eye on Xu Chengpeng.

Dealing with such people required caution, especially since Xu Chengpeng was openly aligned with the Xie Family.