Nie Qingru has never been one to waste words with others. Without waiting for Nie Tao to answer her, she said coldly: "I will help you suppress this matter. But only this time, and never again! I don't care how you educate your son, just make him behave himself!"
Nie Tao felt guilty: "Thank you, Qingru."
The answer he got was a cold, mechanical voice.
Nie Qingru had already hung up the phone.
Nie Tao put down his phone with a gloomy face, turned around and saw the ancestor who caused the trouble was still squatting on the sofa and applying medicine on his face, and the anger in his stomach rose.
His eyes were blazing with fire. He took two steps at a time and walked over to his rebellious son, kicking him hard on the sofa. The man staggered and held his waist in pain.
He then condescendingly warned the other party: "Stay at home honestly for the next few days."
Nie Junwei had just been kicked very hard by him and was still in so much pain that he couldn't speak. He only saw his father saying something harsh and going upstairs.
He gritted his teeth and blamed all his grievances and anger on an irrelevant person: "It's that short-lived bastard again!"
Just die.
It’s not like he won’t pay.
Those people were still not satisfied and came to cause trouble for him.
Nie Junwei has been hiding at home since the day he got into trouble, but that doesn't mean he can't contact the outside world.
As a member of the Nie family.
There are many people hanging around him.
Nie Junwei had been arrogant since childhood, so how could he swallow this humiliation after being humiliated at home? After waiting until the place in his waist where he was kicked didn't hurt so much, he got up, found his cell phone, and dialed a number he frequently contacted.
The phone rang for a moment and then it got through.
Nie Junwei had a stern expression on his face, and said in a domineering tone: "Go find a few people to teach those two old fools a lesson. It would be best if we beat them so hard that they dare not trouble me again."
*
He was surrounded by hooligans. These people had bullied him and bullied men and women, and they all knew that Nie Junwei had a strong family background and could handle anything.
They are all very brave and dare to do anything.
As soon as Nie Junwei made a phone call, a group of thugs from all walks of life gathered together and blocked the road that the victim's parents had to take to leave the hospital. They beat the old couple on the spot so badly that they could not get up.
While hitting and kicking, he didn't forget to shout.
"You two old bastards, who gave you the guts to cause trouble for my brother? Ah, you don't want to live anymore, right? Then go down and die with your short-lived son!"
"Beat him! Beat him to death!"
There are a lot of people and cars outside the hospital.
No matter how you look at it, it is eye-catching enough to see so many people beating up two elderly people. Even passers-by don't want to cause trouble, but they can still feel sad when they see two elderly people being surrounded and beaten.
In the end, there were people who couldn't stand it anymore and stood up to stop their evil deeds.
The thing about this kind of thing is that as long as one person stands up bravely, a second or third person will immediately stand up.
Some people stepped forward to dissuade them, some called the police, and some went to call the hospital security... As the situation gradually got out of control, more and more people gathered around.
A few thugs who were causing trouble exchanged glances with each other, swore a few words, pushed aside the indignant crowd, and walked away arrogantly.
*
Half a day later.
Nie Tao just received the news and realized what Nie Junwei had done behind his back.
He vomited so much on the spot that he wanted to rush back home and beat the rebellious son severely with a whip, but he had to do it in front of the Murdor family.
He could only swallow his anger and said with an apologetic smile: "I'm sorry, it's my fault for not teaching my son well. Don't worry, I will give you an explanation."
(End of this chapter)