Fang Yi didn’t stop them, besides, there was no point in doing so.
It was still daytime, and there weren’t many people at the BBQ restaurant. Usually, it only got busy in the evening, so the place felt a bit deserted.
"Um... what’s your name?" Fang Yi looked at the female store manager.
"Oh, Mr. Fang, my last name is Zhou, you can just call me Xiao Zhou."
"Full name!" Fang Yi demanded without room for objection.
The female store manager was taken aback but still revealed her name, Zhou Qi.
"Alright, you seem older than me, so I’ll call you Sister Qi then." Fang Yi said.
Zhou Qi looked surprised, wanting to say this wouldn’t be appropriate. She had roughly guessed Fang Yi’s identity; he should be Ying Zheng and Rong Quan’s superior and possibly the largest owner of the BBQ restaurant. How could he call her Sister Qi?
However, before Zhou Qi could speak, Fang Yi had already said, "Sister Qi, please call some employees to move a table over here."
Zhou Qi was puzzled, not understanding what Fang Yi intended to do, but she complied anyway.
"Brother Yi, what are we moving the table for?" Rong Quan came up to ask.
Fang Yi didn’t answer; he just lit a cigarette and stared at the restroom’s entrance.
There was still a man in uniform standing by the restroom door. When Fang Yi looked over, the man inexplicably felt a chill all over, even though Fang Yi wasn’t trying to be intimidating, his gaze was as sharp as a knife.
Rong Quan nudged Ying Zheng’s shoulder and asked, "Do you know what’s going on?"
Ying Zheng replied, "I know shit!"
In short, he didn’t know either.
Having spent a long time with Fang Yi, Ying Zheng never managed to guess what was on Fang Yi’s mind. Not even Jin Yuzhi, the Sect Leader of the Desire Sect, could fathom Fang Yi’s thoughts.
It could be said that aside from Shen Binan, very few people could keep up with Fang Yi’s pace.
Just as Fang Yi took a couple of puffs from his cigarette, someone came out of the restroom, and Fang Yi said, "Fat Ying, Rong Quan, you two go over there and block them inside. Let them admire the place a bit longer."
Ying Zheng was rather smart; he immediately caught on to something and said, "You won’t block us in as well, will you?"
Fang Yi laughed and said, "Don’t worry. I’m so pure and kind; how could I do such a heartless thing?"
The two were somewhat reluctant but couldn’t defy Fang Yi’s orders, so they went over.
Ying Zheng, being the most adaptable, spotted the people coming out, and with extreme enthusiasm, used his large, wide body to block the restroom door, preventing those people from getting out. Combined with Rong Quan, the restroom entrance, which was just that big, was quickly blocked.
The two of them subtly blocked the restroom entrance. Initially, those people didn’t care and behaved arrogantly, but soon they realized something was wrong.
"Why are you blocking the door? Move out of the way!" one of the men said.
"It’s too smelly in here."
Ying Zheng looked puzzled and sniffed hard, "Smelly? It doesn’t smell bad at all. I think it smells lovely."
Even if it did smell bad, he would say it smelled good. Moreover, there was really no odor. To prepare for their inspection, Ying Zheng had long instructed that cleanliness must be maintained, and the restroom was no exception.
But saying it smelled lovely deliberately provoked them, clearly going against them.
Led by a middle-aged man, the group leader’s face immediately darkened and he said coldly, "Mr. Ying, what exactly do you intend to do? Move aside quickly; we still need to check other BBQ restaurants. If your hygiene doesn’t pass, don’t blame me for not showing mercy."
If Fang Yi hadn’t been there, Ying Zheng would surely have shown some respect, knowing that a county official is not as good as the present authority. But with Fang Yi backing him up, Ying Zheng didn’t care whether he would offend them.
"Captain Mao, is the hygiene of my BBQ restaurant up to standard? Can you give me a hint?" Ying Zheng asked with a smile.
"What if it’s not up to standard?" Captain Mao replied coldly.
"Then nobody gets out!" Suddenly, a cold voice rang out, carrying an undeniable authority.