This kind of thing... It’s bound to make the news. What he needed to do now was find a way to ensure the property managent looked sowhat respectable when it hit the news, to at least present a positive image.
「Evening.」
Mountain and Water Garden District.
After work, Qin Mu went straight back to the residential complex. He bought so groceries on the way and cooked dinner as usual.
Now, he felt like he had truly shot himself in the foot. Having grown accustod to his own cooking, he found that eating anyone else’s food left him with no appetite. The incredible "God-Level Cooking Skills" were truly on full display.
After dinner, he happened to see an announcent in the Mountain and Water Garden hoowners’ main group chat.
"Notice to all hoowners: Tonight, in the underground parking garage of our complex, another car-scratching incident has occurred, with 53 vehicles damaged."
"Property managent is actively addressing this issue. Fortunately, thanks to the security guards’ patrols, the perpetrator was discovered early, safeguarding the lives and property of our hoowners."
"Currently, property managent is contacting the owners of these 53 vehicles. Hoowners who are available are requested to co to the property managent center to discuss compensation plans."
This notice was officially issued by property managent and posted directly in the main chat group for the entire residential complex, not just the one for Building 10.
Another car-scratcher? Qin Mu’s mouth twitched as he read it. Luckily, his car had already been sent to the 4S shop and wasn’t parked in the underground garage, so this incident had nothing to do with him. What surprised him was that this ti, the number of damaged vehicles reached a shocking 53! It was even more outrageous than before! However, there was one small consolation: all the cars only had a single, thin scratch on their bodywork. The damage wasn’t as extensive as he had initially imagined. Not like their nine cars. Their nine cars, on the other hand, had large drawings vandalizing the paintwork and were beyond simple repair. They had no choice but to replace the entire car bodies. Even so, the combined compensation for 53 cars would be an astronomical sum! Even if the average compensation was 20,000 yuan per car, that would still amount to an additional 1,000,000 yuan in compensation!
After property managent posted the announcent, the hoowners erupted in furious discussion.
"Who the hell did this? My car was parked in my own spot! What did I do to deserve this?"
"I heard it was a kid. His father beat him, so he went to the garage to vent his frustration."
"I saw it when I parked my car in the underground garage tonight; the kid’s father was kneeling before him, weeping bitterly, looking like he was about to collapse."
"And that’s not all! Previously, nine cars in the complex were keyed, with scratches all over their bodies—much more serious than this incident."
"That kid is a lost cause. His parents might as well cut their losses and ’reroll’ for a new one."
"..."
The hoowners’ chat group quickly beca a hive of activity, with everyone discussing the incident, focusing particularly on the problematic child and his father. More and more people joined in to follow the drama.
Is it that troubleso kid again? Qin Mu frowned as he read the discussions in the group chat. Earlier that afternoon, he’d seen people in the chat group ntion hearing loud screams from the child in Apartnt 2801, Building 10. He never expected that by that very evening, the child who had been beaten would run down to the underground garage and commit such an audacious act. However, this was probably the first ti he’d ever been hit. He likely couldn’t bear the perceived injustice, causing his rebellious streak to flare up, leading him to do sothing like this. A child just over six years old... He had always been coddled, treated like a fragile treasure that might lt if not handled with utmost care. The stark contrast between his usual treatnt and the beating likely made him increasingly angry, leading to this retaliatory behavior. Because he thought he was beaten because he scratched the cars. The young child, feeling wronged, wanted to defy Zhang He. If Zhang He told him not to scratch cars... then he’d scratch them just to be defiant!
In such a situation, simple beating or scolding was already useless... The carrot and the stick approach is needed for proper guidance. He’d only ever been given ’carrots,’ so suddenly receiving a ’big stick’ like that would inevitably cause a severe backlash. In short, these were problems born from being spoiled.
This material is perfect for a video.
After dinner, Qin Mu went straight into his study and began recording this installnt’s video. He opened the video recording feature on his phone and took a deep breath, facing the cara.
He briefly recounted the incident he had experienced. He explained how the notorious brat in their residential complex had scratched cars, and when compensation demands were refused, suing beca the only option.
Of course, he also elaborated on Bai Shuirong’s parenting thods.
"Spoiling a child is akin to ruining them. During their formative years, when guidance is crucial, one must not indulge them excessively, as this will only cause harm."
"Incidents involving ’nightmare children’ have beco increasingly common over the years, but the most contemptible individuals aren’t the children themselves. It’s the parents behind them, the ones who have been spoiling them rotten all along."
"If you can’t bear to discipline your child, to hit or scold them when necessary, then eventually, they will have to endure the harsh lessons society doles out! They might be coddled at ho, but society won’t indulge them!"
Afterward, he detailed the lawsuit process and the thods for defending one’s rights after an initial claim for compensation is unsuccessful.
Property managent certainly bore so responsibility in this process. However, since Bai Shuirong’s side hadn’t brought it up, and the property managent’s response hadn’t been too bad, he didn’t deliberately drag them into it.
Ultimately, Bai Shuirong’s family alone had to bear the 1,140,000 yuan compensation. This 1,140,000 yuan, besides covering vehicle damage, also included court fees, lawyer fees, compensation for emotional distress, and other costs.
Compared to settling privately, this was an extra 300,000 to 400,000 yuan!
At the end of the video, he also recounted the "major car-scratching incident" that had just occurred in their residential complex.
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