Although she knew Qin Fang was rely trying to scare Liu Kun and the others, if they failed to realize it, Qin Fang might actually do it!
These people really needed to see the coffin before they would shed tears!
Su Xiaoxiao was quite calm, rely watching Qin Fang perform quietly, a faint smile appearing at the corner of her mouth. If the situation had been appropriate, she would have wanted to applaud Qin Fang and cheer him on much earlier.
"How about that? What do you think of my plan... Do you have anything to add?"
At this mont, Liu Kun truly had nothing to say, yet Qin Fang seed to have no intention of being the bad guy. He approached Liu Kun with a cheery smile and asked very amiably, as if he was genuinely discussing sothing with Liu Kun.
"Damn it, does anyone discuss how to sell all their organs and not even spare their corpse?"
Liu Kun really wanted to pray for heavenly thunder to strike down this young man in front of him... or, at worst, to strike himself dead—no, better to strike the other man. If he died, he would no doubt be unable to escape having his organs sold!
"No... no..."
Liu Kun now deeply regretted his ill-conceived sche. He hadn't managed to get the money he had tricked them out of, and now he had got himself in trouble instead.
Having broken an arm was actually getting off lightly. Seeing Qin Fang's deanor, he feared that even losing a layer of skin might not be enough to escape...
"Ah, it's boring... After playing with you for so long, I'll give you one more chance to tell the truth. Perhaps I might spare your life! Otherwise... it won't be long before your corpse appears on a dissection table at Yangcheng dical College..."
Liu Kun was thoroughly worn out by Qin Fang, although not frightened out of his wits, he was close. Others might think Qin Fang was rely scaring Liu Kun, but as one of the parties involved, Liu Kun believed that every word Qin Fang said could beco reality...
"The truth? What truth?"
Liu Kun blinked in confusion, gazing at Qin Fang, seeming puzzled about what he ant.
"Who designed this scam? What exactly does he want? Tell everything you know, no omissions or alterations, otherwise... you know what will happen!"
Qin Fang was still very polite. Faced with Liu Kun's confusion, he patiently explained, though the latter part imdiately made Liu Kun feel a chill, as if a cold wind blew through him.
He distinctly felt the murderous intent emanating from Qin Fang as if daring to tell even half a lie would lead Qin Fang to turn him into a corpse without hesitation.
For this, Liu Kun had no doubts; Qin Fang's strength was unquestionable. Just a simple stamp of his foot had knocked down more than ten of his n, handling him would be child's play.
"I..."
Liu Kun was surprised, marveling at how Qin Fang knew the behind-the-scenes details of this matter as if he had already seen through the scam.
Opening his mouth, Liu Kun really wanted to say sothing, but thinking about the real truth behind this matter, his heart was terribly afraid...
"This is your last chance!"
Qin Fang muttered indifferently, which imdiately turned Liu Kun pale and made his body tremble violently. Ultimately, he succumbed to the harsh reality before him and gritted his teeth as he revealed the details of the scam—or at least the details he was aware of.
The mastermind behind the scam was not Liu Kun, nor was it Li Deliang, who was also a participant, but rather Liu Kun's boss. The true objective was not the half-million yuan but a treasure in Mother Su's possession.
This treasure was said to be a family heirloom of the Li Family. Originally, this treasure had been passed to Li Wensheng, Li Deliang's father. As the Li family had several daughters but only one son, Li Wensheng, according to the Dragon Country's traditional rule of passing on heirlooms to sons and not daughters, the heirloom had naturally gone to Li Wensheng.
At that ti, Li Wensheng's family was not well-off, and Li Wensheng loved to gamble. He accidentally lost a large sum of money and really had no money to pay back, so he had to take out this treasure as a pawn and borrowed money from his younger sister Li Wenxiu to pay off his debts.
At that ti, Su Xiaoxiao's parents had not yet divorced, and afterwards, it was difficult for Li Wenxiu to return the treasure to her own brother... Until Li Wensheng passed away due to illness, the matter gradually faded from the families' mories.
Sohow, Liu Kun's boss found out about this and, after understanding Li Wenxiu's financial situation, he set up this scam.
Mother Su Li Wenxiu definitely could not produce the money, but out of compassion for her only nephew, she would surely take out the treasure to pawn for cash to pay off the debts... Thus, they would be able to get their hands on the item without anyone noticing!
As for Li Deliang, he only knew that this action could net him a considerable amount of money, but he had absolutely no idea about the hidden details...
If he had known that his aunt Li Wenxiu still possessed such a treasure that belonged to the Li Family, he would definitely have wanted it back...
Likewise, the natural course of action would be to take it to the auction house. This would absolutely fetch much more than the fifty thousand... Perhaps this is also why Liu Kun's boss did not want Li Deliang to know the truth.
However, Qin Fang stirred things up so much that Liu Kun ended up spilling the truth, and everyone present suddenly understood what was going on...
Yet, the one who reacted the most was not the deceived Mother Su Li Wenxiu, but rather Li Deliang, who was cowering in the corner in utmost fear... Suddenly, this young guy, not knowing where the courage ca from, shot straight up to Liu Kun's face.
Smack~~
He swung his fist and slamd it hard onto Liu Kun's face.
"You bastard! How dare you deceive ... I'll kill you, I'll kill you..."
Li Deliang was obviously enraged. This treasure was originally the Li Family's, and given the love Li Wenxiu had for him, she would definitely return the treasure unconditionally if he asked.
Since Liu Kun's boss instantly claid five hundred thousand, it shows the value of the treasure was definitely far beyond this number. Yet, he had been tricked, conspiring for a re fifty thousand, cheating his loving aunt and losing what was rightfully his... How could he not be furious?
"Hey, kid... is it your turn to throw a tantrum here? Go sit over there; I'll deal with you later..."
Li Deliang had quite so strength when angered, but he was not on the sa level as Qin Fang at all. Qin Fang lightly grabbed Li Deliang's collar and hoisted a man over a hundred pounds straight up, tossing him aside while jokingly speaking.
But, Li Deliang imdiately cowered on the spot. Who was he most afraid of here?
If it were before, it would definitely have been Liu Kun, but now, the one he feared the most was Qin Fang, who nearly beat Liu Kun to a pulp — his cousin Su Xiaoxiao's man!
Upon hearing that he'd settle the account with him, Li Deliang's face, which was red with anger, instantly turned pale without a trace of color... He was indeed worried that Qin Fang might sell his organs too!
"What's your boss's na? Where is he..."
This Li Deliang was indeed despicable, but deciding what to do with him wasn't sothing Qin Fang could overstep. The final decision still lay in Mother Su Li Wenxiu's hands; after all, Li Deliang was her only nephew.
And clearly, this matter wouldn't be resolved so quickly. Liu Kun was just a lowly underling, and the real person hiding behind the scenes hadn't shown their face yet.
Qin Fang was not one to abandon matters halfway through. Since he had stumbled upon this issue, leaving it unresolved was not his style.
Moreover, he faintly felt that there was still more behind this incident... Liu Kun's rank was too low, and what he knew didn't seem to encompass the whole truth.
To uncover the full truth, Qin Fang still needed to find Liu Kun's backer — soone who probably knew much more than Liu Kun... (To be continued. If you like this work, feel free to support by casting recomndation tickets and monthly tickets on Qidian(qidian). Your support is my greatest motivation.)
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