The police looked around the cars and were shocked as they looked at Hai En, "Young man, you have some nerve bringing this car here, a lot of the surveillance cameras here are broken, we might not be able to pull up any evidence.
They’ve been replaced several times before, but each time they were replaced, they broke again."
Upon hearing this, Hai En understood immediately and nodded, "I know, I don’t need to pull up the surveillance, because my car’s dashcam records automatically and can be provided to you as evidence." Newest update provided by novel(ꜰ)ire.net
As soon as Hai En spoke, several people in the crowd started preparing to run, but with his sharp eyes, Hai En saw them instantly. He quickly moved forward and grabbed two of them, holding one in each hand, while the police apprehended the other two, pinning them to the ground.
The truth was now out in the open.
They all looked young, around seventeen or eighteen, who knows why they’re so full of resentment.
Hai En walked over, looked at the four teenagers, and smiled, "Ferrari 812, no need for you to pay for a new one, just fixing it will do."
A Ferrari 812 costs upwards of 4.8 million, the alley was practically a slum; how can the people here afford the compensation, with the damage done, the repair costs must be several million.
The parents of those brats finally realized the seriousness and stepped out from the crowd, "You’re so rich, the kids are just being ignorant, how can you make them pay?
Didn’t you buy insurance for your car? Why don’t you just claim it?
You came to our alley as a guest, and you parked in the wrong place, this is where the kids play;
You didn’t put your number on the car, how can you blame the kids?"
Hai En felt his worldview being shattered, and even the police were stunned, "Do rich people deserve misfortune? Kids? Seventeen or eighteen and still considered kids? At sixteen, you’re legally responsible; they’re seventeen or eighteen, not that young, come on now, let’s go to the police station, suspected of intentionally damaging someone else’s property."
And it’s extremely malicious behavior.
The brat’s parents blocked the police, "You can’t take my kid to the police station, we won’t go either, Lai Wei’s mom, you can’t be so petty."
"What’s it got to do with my mother-in-law? From start to finish, we’re the victims; my car was damaged by you without reason, I didn’t even cry, and you have the nerve to accuse the victim first?"
One of the kid’s mothers couldn’t hold back, failing to win the argument, she lunged at Hai En, "You’re rich, why can’t you fix it yourself, bullying the poor..."
Seeing that Hai En’s face was about to be grabbed, Lai Wei rushed forward and pushed the mother away, shielding Hai En behind her, "What do you think you are doing? Trying to start a fight in front of the police, huh? Was it me who told your kid to smash the car?
Wasn’t it fun to watch just now? Now we’re talking about education, jail, and compensation, and you’re here playing rogue, where were you earlier?
The car was parked here just fine, with the parking fee paid, what right do you have to not let it park, is this place your family’s?"
Lai Wei’s aggressive stance was exceptionally strong, her words almost enough to choke someone. The mother, furious, jumped up and down, kneeling on the ground, behaving like a shrew, "Oh dear, everyone, look here, these college students are bullying people, I’ll record and post you online, what kind of school do you go to, bullying seniors..."
"Take them away." The police couldn’t stand it any longer and called the officers to take everyone causing trouble away. Before leaving, they gave a stern warning to the people in the alley. Once things calmed down, people started criticizing Lai Wei and her mom incessantly.
Although some neighbors helped, they were no match for so many mouths.
Everyone thought the commotions in the alley were always related to this mother and daughter pair, previously Lai Wei had wielded a knife, now her boyfriend was also a troublemaker.
"Bad luck, bad feng shui, getting bad luck living with such an orphan and widow, bah."
Lai Wei squinted her eyes, holding her mother and Hai En’s hands, walking home, ignoring the gossip behind. With his short time here, Hai En could fully understand Lai Wei’s frustration and fear from before, when they arrived at Lai Wei’s house, he half-squatted in front of her mother.
"Auntie, if you agree, I want to get engaged to Weiwei as soon as possible."
Lai Wei’s mom initially felt embarrassed, thinking she was bringing shame to her daughter, but Hai En’s explosive news made her freeze, looking at the two of them, "Weiwei, what about you?"
"Mom, as long as you agree, I’m okay with it."