Lin Fan didn't expect to encounter Wu Da on the bus; it really was a coincidence. However, Wu Da was currently arguing with that auntie who brought a dog on the bus and hadn't noticed Lin Fan.
For the mont, Lin Fan remained silent. His understanding of Wu Da was limited, so it was a good opportunity to observe Wu Da's behavior.
As far as he knew, Wu Da was once a genius athlete, but later he injured his leg, retired, and since then, there wasn't much news about him. His later years were quite difficult, and he was down and out like a beggar, until he t Lin Fan.
The reason Lin Fan appointed Wu Da as the head coach of the Yun City Team mainly owed to Wu Da's ability. With Lin Fan's keen judgnt as a top-class footballer, he could tell whether Wu Da was competent, and indeed, Wu Da's capabilities had been tested.
However, Lin Fan always prioritized character when employing people, so Wu Da was still in a probationary period, in essence.
After Wu Da got on the bus, he noticed the auntie refused to get off, arguing with the driver and passengers. Wu Da then spoke up against the auntie, telling her to get off the bus quickly.
The auntie instantly got unhappy and cursed at Wu Da, highlighting his shortcoming: "You cripple, mind your own business, believe it or not, I'll kick you off the bus!"
Wu Da chuckled, "Oh, you want to get physical, huh? Bullying a disabled person, aren't you?"
The auntie ranted, "I won't get off the bus. Let's see what you can do about it. Let tell you, this dog cost 5000 bucks, worth more than all your pathetic lives. Look at you, all dirt poor, never seen the world, have you?"
Wu Da said, "If you're so rich, why are you here squeezing with us poor folks on the bus?"
The auntie replied, "What's it to you if I take the bus?"
Wu Da said, "Ordinarily, whether you're rich or not, and whether you take the bus, are none of our concern. However, you lack civic consciousness, bringing a vicious dog on board, which disturbs other passengers; that's not acceptable."
The auntie retorted angrily, "How did it disturb you? Did my dog bite any of you? Look at you, afraid of a dog, did you forget to grow a backbone when you were born?"
Wu Da said, "You're a dog slave, treating that dog like your son, huh?"
The auntie said, "What if I do treat it like my son? I can tell you're just a useless uncle, not even as good as my dog!"
Wu Da said, "I'm a human; you're also a human. You say I'm not even as good as a dog. Isn't that saying it about yourself? You treat the dog as your son and willingly beco a dog slave. What's a dog slave? A servant catering to a dog—lowering yourself to even below a dog's level."
Laughter erupted around them.
The auntie's face turned red with anger.
Wu Da continued, "It's one thing if you're beneath a dog, but don't underestimate us here. We are human beings with human dignity, and we must uphold our human rights. Your dog poses a threat to our safety; therefore, it cannot be allowed on the bus. It's your business to sleep with your dog-son in private, but when it affects others, sorry, that's not okay!"
The uncle's retort was so brilliant, everyone laughed again and even applauded.
"Exactly, treating a dog like a son, what's that about?"
"This auntie is hilarious!"
"Hurry up and get off the bus!"
The crowd urged the auntie to get off the bus.
Wu Da said, "You claim your dog doesn't bite, but look, the child is scared to tears by your dog. Isn't that enough? Does it really need to bite soone before we can make it get off the bus?"
The auntie was persistently stubborn, coldly snorting, "I'm not getting off. Let's see what you, cripple, can do to !"
The driver couldn't stand it anymore: "If you don't get off the bus, I can't drive. If that's the case, then let's call the police!"
Upon hearing about calling the police, the auntie got agitated: "What the hell did you say? You're going to call the police over this? I think you're mad!"
With that, the auntie agitated rushed over and raised her hand to slap the driver.
Seeing that the auntie was about to hit the driver, Wu Da quickly reached out, grabbed the auntie's hand, and said, "How can you still be a raving shrew, a dog mother who's also a crazy woman."
The auntie roared, "Let go!"
The dog, seeing the situation, barked at Wu Da in response.
Wu Da remained calm, pulling out his phone with his other hand, ready to call the police.
At this mont, two big n got on the bus.
The two big n took a look at Wu Da, one of them asked, "Are you Wu Da?"
Wu Da frowned and instinctively replied, "I am, who are you?"
One of the big n said, "Co with us, we're taking you to see soone."
Wu Da asked, "See who?"
The big man said, "You'll know when you get there."
Wu Da realized their intentions weren't good, and said, "I'm sorry, I'm busy and don't have ti to go with you."
The big man noticed the auntie's presence, turned to her, and coldly said, "Get off the bus."
The auntie, evidently emboldened, defiantly shouted, "Why should I get off, I'm not going anywhere..."
Slap!
Before she could finish her sentence, the big man gave her a slap that almost knocked her head off from the force.
"I'll say it again, get off!" the big man shouted.
Only then did the auntie realize she had provoked soone she shouldn't have. She was so scared that her face turned pale, and she didn't dare say another word. Covering her reddened face with one hand and pulling her dog with the other, she quickly slipped off the bus, running even faster than the dog. As she got off, she accidentally tripped, fell, and twisted her ankle, limping off more than Wu Da.
Only a bully can deal with a bully, huh!
The crowd couldn't help but sigh inwardly.
"Bitch!" the big man spat, then turned to Wu Da and said, "Can you co with us now?"
But Wu Da wasn't afraid of the big n, and said, "If you don't say who I'm going to see, I won't go with you!"
The big man chuckled, "I'm afraid that's not up to you!"
Saying this, the big man reached out and put his hand on Wu Da's shoulder, attempting to forcefully take him off the bus.
Wu Da was a cripple, and his build was not as sturdy as the two big n, likely not a match for them.
"Let him go."
Just then, a voice sounded quietly from the back of the bus.
Imdiately, everyone turned their heads to see Lin Fan and Wei Yue'er. It was Lin Fan who had spoken.
"Boss!"
Seeing Lin Fan, Wu Da blurted out, truly surprised to see his boss on the bus? He almost couldn't believe his eyes. The boss was so wealthy, why would he be taking the bus?
Lin Fan nodded, looking at the two big n. "He's my employee, and if you want to take him away, you'll need my consent."
Both big n were a bit stunned: This young man, dressed plainly and sitting in the bus, was Wu Da's boss?
"Kid, who are you trying to fool? You, his boss?" one of the big n scoffed, "Even if you are his boss, this matter doesn't concern you. Don't mind your own business, or else we'll beat you up."
Lin Fan said, "Actually, it does concern . Let's not take up everyone's ti; we can solve this outside the bus."
Saying this, Lin Fan had already stood up, walking towards the big n.
The two big n showed signs of impatience, feeling Lin Fan was getting in the way.
"Kid, you'd better not ddle. This matter has nothing to do with you. I don't want to hurt you, but if you're looking for a fight, that's a different story!" one of the big n said in a deep voice.
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