The Little Ancestor Teaches You How To Live
Chapter 396: Sincerely Looking for Unhappiness_1

Chapter 396: Chapter 396: Sincerely Looking for Unhappiness_1

Especially Xu Tengfei, his eyes brimmed with murderous intent.

That gaze seemed as if it wanted to pierce through the glass window in front of him, aiming directly at the Qin Family across the street.

The verdict for his sons had come in: one was sentenced to ten years, and the other to six.

From now on, if he wanted to see his sons, he would have to visit them in prison.

Meanwhile, each of the Qin Family’s sons was thriving—one in business, one as a star, one running a restaurant—each more prosperous than the last.

Even Qin Yuze, who used to be the most troublesome, reportedly stopped fighting and started studying hard in preparation for the college entrance examination.

By contrast, how could Xu Tengfei not harbor resentment?

Zhang Zhengmin also harbored deep hatred for the Qin Family; his company had made extensive preparations to secure the rare earth minerals.

Huge investments of manpower, material resources, and financial resources were made, all of which ended up being for nothing.

Not only did he fail to secure the resources, but also lost more market share and orders to the Qin Family’s revived production, causing significant losses to his company.

Moreover, Susu and her little cat had beaten both men up in the mining area and sent them to the hospital on their last encounter.

They reported the incident to the police, but no one believed them.

It left both men with a belly full of fire and nowhere to vent.

"Xu, you didn’t invite me here today just to watch Qin Yuche, the Qin Family’s chef, opening ceremony for his new store, did you?" teased Zhang Zhengmin.

"Of course, I prepared a good show for Zhang to watch," said Xu Tengfei.

Xu Tengfei thought that even if he couldn’t ruin the Qin Family, he wouldn’t let them be so pleased and content.

If they wanted their grand opening to go smoothly? Then he’d make sure they felt disgusted and uncomfortable!

"Oh? What kind of show?" asked Zhang Zhengmin, curious.

"It’s about to start. Watch closely," Xu Tengfei said with a corner of his mouth hooked in a cold, smug smile.

Hearing this, Zhang Zhengmin turned his head to look across the street.

On the bustling pedestrian street, Qin Jinfang and Hong Baozhu were searching around as they came down the street.

Dammit, where is that brat Qin Yuche’s store?

It was their first visit, and they didn’t know the exact location of the store; they only had a photo of the storefront given to them by one of Xu Tengfei’s subordinates, so they searched from one store to the next.

Finally, they found Qin Yuche’s store.

Seeing the unusually lively entrance, Hong Baozhu gritted her teeth, "What’s so special about this crappy store that it attracts such a crowd? Are they all paid shills or what?"

"Exactly! Ninety percent of them must be shills!" Qin Jinfang gnashed his teeth in hatred, "Had I known, I would’ve hired some shills back in the day! Maybe my store wouldn’t have closed down!"

Qin Jinfang had opened stores with the money given to him by his older brother, but each time they didn’t last long before closing down.

"Blame your brother. He has the experience and the methods, but he never taught you. He never truly treated you like his brother!" Hong Baozhu spoke indignantly.

Listening to Hong Baozhu, Qin Jinfang thought of the difficult times he had recently endured and maliciously clenched his teeth.

"Enough, enough. Stop talking about that. Let’s hurry up and do the job Xu gave us!"

Xu Tengfei’s task suited them perfectly—it would not only bring discomfort to their older brother and sister-in-law but also earn them a hefty reward. They could have their cake and eat it too.

"No need to rush me. I’m about to get it done. I’m definitely going to ruin their opening today!" Hong Baozhu said coldly, her eyes glinting.

After that, Hong Baozhu sat down on the ground and started howling, "Oh heavens! I’m gonna die!"

As soon as Hong Baozhu cried out, the crowd around them fell silent. Shoppers stopped shopping, and diners stopped eating, all turning to look at her.

Hong Baozhu was not afraid of losing face—the more people watched, the louder and more vigorous her wailing became.