Chu Feng looked at Robert, who was staring at him as if he were looking at a giant panda, and found it sowhat uncomfortable. He said, "I’m fine. Since you’re here, you handle this matter."
Upon hearing Chu Feng’s words, Robert replied, "Alright! Chu, is he the one trying to steal your fiancée?"
Chu Feng said, "It’s him, although not all the bla lies with him. But so of his actions have disgusted greatly."
Robert nodded fiercely and said, "Chu, I understand. I will make sure he disappears forever, right now."
"Do you know who I am? If you dare to touch , you won’t have a place to stand in New York," Nick roared loudly.
Robert looked at Nick with contempt and said, "Even your father wouldn’t dare speak to like that. Chop him up and feed him to the sharks, I don’t want to see him anymore."
"Whoosh!"
At that mont, a group of silver-haired Westerners charged in from outside.
An Rongrong’s father felt a jolt in his heart when he saw the person leading them. The man rushing in was none other than the chairman of the Yingda Consortium, the one in control of the entire consortium. He had tried to visit him several tis, but alas, he was never given a chance, and he couldn’t even get a glimpse of the man. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have considered using An Rongrong as a bargaining chip.
Seeing his own father arrive, Nick’s spirits lifted, and he shouted loudly, "Father, save , these people want to take my life."
Before Nick could finish, Old Nick approached Robert with trepidation and said, "Boss, I had no idea my good-for-nothing son had offended you. I apologize to you, I’ll have him sever one of his hands as atonent to you."
Before Nick could react, the suited man behind Old Nick coldly tossed a dagger in front of Nick.
"Chop off a hand and apologize to the boss, now," Old Nick ordered without even asking for the reason, prepared to take one of his own son’s hands.
This scene left not only An Rongrong’s father dumbfounded but also Nick, who had been arrogantly unapproachable just a mont ago, completely stunned.
He knew his father was not the real boss of the Yingda Consortium. He was aware that above the consortium, there was an unimaginable existence.
Yet, he had not imagined that Robert, a man who even his father had to obey unconditionally, would treat Chu Feng with such reverence, behaving utterly like a servant.
An Rongrong’s father had also not anticipated that the person Chu Feng had casually brought along was such a significant figure. Soone whom even he could not et despite his pleadings was now humbly begging before a great man.
If such an important figure had to treat Chu Feng with such respect, then what could Chu Feng’s status be?
He suddenly realized he had made a very, very big mistake. Chu Feng could have been soone he might call upon at any ti, but now that was completely out of the question.
Robert said, "Your bloody fool of a son has offended not but Mr. Chu. If it were just , one hand would have been enough. But having offended Mr. Chu, I will have him chopped into pieces and fed to the sharks. Moreover, resign on your own accord tomorrow. I’ll have soone else manage the Yingda Consortium."
Upon hearing Robert’s words, Old Nick was so furious he lunged forward and kicked his son in the face, turning the once handso face into a ss, with blood gushing from his nose.
"You bastard, I’m about to chop you into pieces and feed you to the sharks,"
Old Nick had climbed for so many years for this position, to get everything he had now. But it was all ruined in an instant by his own damned son. He truly had the impulse to chop his son up and feed him to the sharks.
"Father, please... I..." Nick tried to explain, but Old Nick had no intention of listening to his nonsense, treating the man in front of him not as his son but as his enemy.
Chu Feng said nothing, and Robert naturally did not make any moves on his own initiative.
Everyone looked at Chu Feng.
Dice was shocked too, but he managed to stay relatively composed. Huang Shan, however, was faring much worse.
His legs were trembling.
He hadn’t expected that his boss would be such an important figure. That a person he brought in casually could so easily decide the fate of a consortium. And yet, this person showed such respect to his new boss.
He laughed at himself for having just sneered in his heart that his boss was immature. Now it seed the truly immature one was not Chu Feng, but himself, for he was just too naive. He simply couldn’t understand the world of great figures.
"Chu Feng, he hasn’t done anything too outrageous, let’s not be too cruel," pleaded An Rongrong, who was kindhearted and couldn’t bear to see such bloodshed, nor could she be that cruel herself.
Chu Feng patted An Rongrong’s hand and said, "Don’t worry, I know what I’m doing. On our first day of eting, I won’t let such trash spoil the mood."
After that, Chu Feng didn’t order Robert to do anything directly but instead turned his head to look at Huang Shan.
"Boss, I was wrong..." Seeing Chu Feng looking at him, Huang Shan imdiately bowed his head and admitted his fault. He was thoroughly convinced now.
Without letting Huang Shan go on, Chu Feng patted his shoulder and said, "Rember, respect is sothing you fight for, not sothing given by others. If you start by setting your status low, no one will respect you. Rember what I told you, you are Huaxia, and when you are abroad, you represent Huaxia. Huaxia has never been weaker than others, and neither have its people. We do not start trouble, but we absolutely do not allow anyone to bully us. If anyone bullies you, just give him a call, and he will take care of it for you."
This trip to the USA had given Chu Feng much to reflect on. So, he decided to change sothing, even though his power alone was small, so things always needed soone to do them.
When Huang Shan heard Chu Feng’s words, he felt honored for the first ti. For the first ti, he felt the pride of being a Huaxia person.
Huang Shan nodded firmly and said, "Boss, I’ll rember that. I will definitely not disgrace Huaxia."
Chu Feng’s words, though addressed to Huang Shan, felt more like a slap in the face to An Rongrong’s father.
Over the years abroad, despite his achievents, every ti he faced Aricans, he was always a sycophant. He had never received the respect he deserved.
Chu Feng’s words were like a knife to his heart, making him feel a burning on his face.
After speaking to Huang Shan, Chu Feng then said to Robert, "Alright, I don’t want to pursue today’s matter any further. A death penalty may be spared, but a living punishnt is unavoidable. You take care of it yourself."
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