"Brother Yi, we’re leaving. What about you?" Rong Quan asked.
"I’ll cover for you guys," Fang Yi replied.
Ying Zheng gave a thumbs up and praised, "Brother Fang, you’re fearless and resolute, unparalleled in bravery. Even at this time, you still think of your brothers and would go through fire and water for them. My admiration for you is like the Yangtze River, flowing endlessly... I can’t help it, I’m about to cry."
As he spoke, Ying Zheng wiped a tear from his eye, though there wasn’t any tear to begin with.
After he finished speaking, Ying Zheng didn’t hesitate at all and immediately went to do what Fang Yi instructed.
Fang Yi didn’t plan to stay there any longer and left the barbecue shop.
Outside the barbecue shop, Fang Yi didn’t leave right away; instead, he walked leisurely, as if taking a stroll.
The neon lights of the night were just beginning to shine in the bustling Tianjing. Besides the dazzling allure of tall buildings, the city at night was illuminated by street lamps and the headlights of passing cars, all composing a symphony of Tianjing’s night life.
In the end, the barbecue shop was closed. It was an order given personally by Fang Yi.
But this closure was different from being forced by Captain Mao; the meanings were entirely different.
If Fang Yi had closed the shop when Captain Mao and his men caused trouble, it would mean Fang Yi had submitted to Song Lejun. Therefore, no matter what, Fang Yi wouldn’t close it at that time.
The closure now was Fang Yi’s own decision.
The reason for closing the barbecue shop was straightforward. This was Tianjing property, and Fang Yi couldn’t stay in Tianjing indefinitely. He had to return to Moon City, and the same went for Ying Zheng and the others.
Fang Yi didn’t trust others to look after the barbecue shop.
But more importantly, they had offended Song Lejun and Song Que. Tianjing was their stronghold, and few people could withstand their repeated provocations. So, it was better to close it.
It’s alright if the barbecue shop can’t continue now. There will be opportunities in the future, and Fang Yi doesn’t care about this temporary closure.
Fang Yi continued to walk like he was strolling, feeling quite isolated.
Lin Xueru was no longer in Tianjing; she had gone to East China. Fang Yuying had also left, and Fang Yi certainly couldn’t go to the Fang Family anymore.
In Tianjing, Fang Yi thought about it and realized there wasn’t really any place for him to go.
As he was thinking, suddenly, a person appeared on the opposite side of the street, causing Fang Yi to stop in his tracks.
Looking up, he saw an office lady standing there, with a good figure, hands clasped in front of her abdomen, slightly hunched over, appearing a bit nervous and uneasy.
Seeing this office lady, Fang Yi was obviously stunned for a moment, but he still walked over with his hands in his pockets.
"Sister Qi," Fang Yi called out with a smile as he approached her.
Without any warning, Zhou Qi suddenly knelt in front of Fang Yi.
There were passersby on the street, and seeing Zhou Qi suddenly kneel drew curious looks.
"Sister Qi, what are you doing? Why are you doing this to me?" Fang Yi asked in confusion. Thɪs chapter is updatᴇd by N()velFire.net
"I’m sorry, I was wrong," Zhou Qi immediately said while kneeling.
Fang Yi looked at Zhou Qi kneeling on the ground and said, "Sister Qi, why are you kneeling ? Stand up and we can talk."
But Zhou Qi shook her head, "I have no face to see you."
Zhou Qi kept her head down, not daring to meet Fang Yi’s eyes, filled with guilt.
Fang Yi sighed, and finally, he squatted down in front of Zhou Qi. Only then did Zhou Qi slowly look up.
But seeing Fang Yi’s sharp eyes, her gaze involuntarily dodged again.
"Sister Qi," Fang Yi said softly.
"Do you think I’m a good person?"