Wang Wei took this opportunity to sneak into the Hu family.
“You still have the leisure to eat here! You tricked my father into selling the roast duck shop to you! You have to return the roast duck shop to me now!”
After Wang Wei took the money that day, he went out to eat, drink, whack, and gamble. The money he had just swindled from his family quickly ran out.
Wang Wei had lost a lot of money in the casino over the years. This time, he was prepared to make up for all the previous losses.
Gambling required capital, so Wang Wei thought of their Wang family’s ancestral roast duck restaurant.
Wang Wei originally wanted to sell the roast duck restaurant and use the money as capital to redeem the restaurant after he earned it back with interest.
However, before he could make a move, Wang Bing, that old b*stard, had already sold his own roast duck restaurant!
When Wang Bing sold the roast duck shop, he had already thought that this disappointing son of his would come over and demand money from the shop. Wang Bing and Yun Xi thought of a particularly good idea, which was to distribute the funds from the roast duck shop according to the monthly salary bonus of Wang Bing as the shop owner.
In this way, Wang Bing could ensure his material well-being, and at the same time, Wang Wei could not get too much money from Wang Bing.
If one day, Wang Bing really needed to be hospitalized or pay for other expenses due to health problems, Yun Xi would unconditionally take out the remaining money.
Wang Wei saw the agreement signed by both sides and was about to vomit blood.
He immediately questioned Wang Bing.
“Am I really your biological son? You guarded against me like a thief. You even sold our century-old roast duck shop to outsiders. Did you let down our ancestors, or did I let down our ancestors?!”
Wang Bing was furious when he saw his son’s unrepentant look.
“Where is that woman called Yun Xi Now? I have to go and reason with her right now. Either you give me all your money, or you return the roast duck restaurant to me.”
Wang Wei also pushed Wang Bing aside in his anger. He did not care about Wang Bing’s life or death at all.
Wang Wei found the contract and procedures related to the sale of the roast duck restaurant on Wang Bing’s desk and found the address that Yun Xi had left for Wang Bing.
“This is the neighborhood! I’ll go and argue with this woman right now!”
Wang Wei got the address of Yun Xi and did not want to continue arguing with Wang Bing. He opened the door and took a taxi to Hu Guo’s neighborhood.
“Sir, if I remember correctly, the owner of the roast duck restaurant should be your father. The contract I signed with your father is reasonable and legal. What right do you have to ask me to revoke these contracts?”
Yun Xi could not eat anymore. She stood up from the dining table and went to Wang Wei’s side to argue with him.
“Moreover, even if I were to cancel this contract and return the roast duck restaurant to your family today, it should be your father who came here to discuss this matter with me, and not you!”
Wang Wei saw a trace of disdain in Yun Xi’s eyes. The woman in front of him clearly looked a few years younger than him, but in Yun Xi’s eyes, he was completely a kid who had not grown up.
Wang Wei’s dignity as a man had been greatly challenged!
“Why? Because my surname is Wang! After my father dies, this roast duck shop will be mine. Therefore, he should have gotten my consent to sell this roast duck shop now. Now that I don’t agree to this matter, you have to return the roast duck shop to our family.”
“What era is this? This is a society ruled by law now. What you said doesn’t conform to the law at all. Why don’t you study more before you come and argue with me!”
The disdain in Yun Xi’s eyes grew even more.
“You actually despise me for being uncultured!” Wang Wei was hit where it hurt, and he flew into a rage.
Wang Wei’s personality was quite explosive, like a firecracker on the spring festival. Yun Xi’s disdainful gaze was the spark that ignited the fuse.
Wang Wei could not care about anything else at that moment. He grabbed the cutlery on the dining table and began to throw it around.
Hu Guo, who was in the room, also heard the commotion outside. She leaned her head closer to the door and listened carefully.
Wang Wei broke three or four plates in a row. One of the bowls still contained the morning’s millet porridge.
