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Gu Sheng let out a cold laugh, straightened up, and kicked the officer to the ground, the half beer bottle in his hand tossed aside.
He took out his phone, dialed a number, and spoke fluent English.
And he wasn’t polite to the person on the other end.
He directly said, "This is Gu Sheng, I’m in Room 307 of *** KTV, I’ve beaten up your subordinate, named Gavin. I’ll give you fifteen minutes, send someone over immediately to deal with this. If I’m not satisfied with how it’s handled, I’ll deal with you."
After he finished speaking, he directly hung up the phone.
Everyone understood what he said on the phone.
Beaten up your subordinate?
Who does he mean by subordinate? The officer?
Who is supposedly coming to deal with this?
Cheng Xia’s uncle secretly felt that things were not looking good.
Just who is this Gu guy?
The officer, whose head was bleeding, was supported by his subordinates but couldn’t even stand, only able to be held up.
He shook his head, gradually cleared his vision, spat out a mouthful of blood, and snatched the handgun from his subordinate, pointing it at Gu Sheng.
"... Kid, you dare hit me."
Gu Sheng turned his head to look at him, without saying a word, but it scared Gu Yao beside him quite a bit.
If Gu Sheng had shown any sign of fear, maybe the officer wouldn’t have been so furious, but Gu Sheng blatantly disregarded him.
"Kid, you’re dead meat."
The officer, unable to bear it any longer, just as he was about to do something to Gu Sheng, the radio on his waist crackled to life, followed by a man’s voice cursing.
"Gavin, damn it, what trouble have you caused again?!"
The officer hurriedly took the radio from his waist.
"Damn it, the chief just called me personally, saying he wants to sack you, and I’m also going to be on the line, do you have any idea who the hell you’ve offended?!"
The radio continued to blare with the chief’s curses.
"Ch-chief?" The officer was dumbfounded.
"The chief himself is rushing over to your place, you’ve made a name for yourself, you’d better pray that the person with the surname Gu from China is okay, or you’re dead meat."
After the chief finished speaking, he directly hung up.
The entire room fell silent again, everyone looked at the frightened officer, then at Gu Sheng, and then at Gu Yao.
Who exactly are Gu Yao and her brother? Wasn’t it said their family only runs a pharmacy? How did they even manage to alarm the chief?
So... that call Gu Sheng made, which sounded like he was ordering a subordinate, and even said he’d deal with the other party, was actually made to the chief?
Cheng Xia’s uncle’s heart skipped a beat, a chill running down his spine, realizing he was in trouble.
The officer raised his head, looking at Gu Sheng, his head, which was already in terrible pain, buzzing even more.
The look in his eyes, originally filled with anger and murderous intent towards Gu Sheng, was now replaced entirely with fear and unease.
Supported by two subordinates, holding a gun in one hand and a radio in the other, he foolishly looked at Gu Sheng, no longer having the courage to ask who he really was.
Gu Sheng looked at him with disdain, then pulled Gu Yao’s hand: "Let’s go."
Seeing the two of them ready to leave, everyone crowded at the door quickly stepped aside, no one daring to block them.
Cheng Xia’s uncle saw that Gu Sheng seemed to have no intention of dealing with him, and couldn’t help but let out a sigh of relief, trying to lower his presence as much as possible.