I Treat You as My Sister, But You Want to be My Wife?!
Chapter 559 Disturbing the Peace

Chapter 559: Chapter 559 Disturbing the Peace

"Don’t worry, from now on I wouldn’t dare to let you, Miss, work outside for so long. I’d definitely send you back home early, no matter what. I can’t just let a girl like you be alone in that place. It’s very dangerous without anyone protecting you, especially with those drunkards around who knows what they might do."

"Nowadays, many of them are rich young masters, but there’s no saying who might come in the future. Surely there will be all sorts of people, and even some of these privileged chaps aren’t reasonable at times. Even if you’re in charge here, they’d still give you a hard time. Only if one feels intimidated by your status can you be protected."

"But no matter what, I still don’t want you to stay up so late there; it’s quite dangerous. You must never drink at that place, especially not too late, understood? I’ll arrange a special spot for you, so you can joyfully enjoy your unique privileges. How about that, is it impressive enough?"

Shen Dong spoke up after giving it much thought. He still wanted to arrange some benefits for the girl; he couldn’t just let her toil endlessly for him without any reward. Without some perks, she might feel that helping him constantly was meaningless.

Kang Yue hadn’t expected Shen Dong to be so kind-hearted. Hearing his words, her eyes widened with joy, and she exclaimed:

"Well, well, you’re finally showing a bit of conscience, remembering all the good I’ve done for you, huh? You’ve finally understood my painstaking efforts. Not bad, not bad at all. Just hurry up and arrange a place for me. And the drinks there, they won’t be charged to your account, right?"

Since Shen Dong had even sorted out a separate place, how could he not agree to the drinks being on his tab? It didn’t matter; let it be. How much could the girl possibly drink? He agreed to it. If only Shen Dong knew that one day these drinks would lead to a huge blunder, he’d regret ever agreeing to her terms that day.

And indeed, they drank an awful lot—though that’s a story for another time. For now, he readily agreed. Kang Yue was over the moon, having secured her private spot. Who wouldn’t be? It’d be her little secret place for drinks.

Now she could effortlessly organize drinks with her friends, drinking as much as they wanted, with all the bills footed by this damn man. Just the thought brought her happiness. Looking at the time, it was almost right. With Shen Dong offering so much, she might as well work hard and give some help to the man.

The two of them went downstairs only to find Tang Yuchen, who seemed to have sobered up entirely at some point, and was now busily handling the tasks at hand. Clever girl, she knew she hadn’t done anything useful last night; therefore, she hurried early today to make up for her performance.

Shen Dong didn’t say much but went to find some people to help keep an eye on the place. With so much drinking, trouble was easy to come by, so security was a must. He couldn’t allow brawls to break out on his premises, which would attract attention from the authorities—this was no joking matter.

Therefore, having watchful eyes around the venue was essential, nearly one person for every area to respond promptly to any incidents.

No need to worry about anyone causing a ruckus with alcohol; such behavior wouldn’t fly here. That was what the owner of the Sky Dance Hall had thought the day before. But seeing the tight security, he reckoned any misbehavior would be swiftly noticed.

The owner of Sky Dance Hall was still around today, not to cause trouble, but to secretly learn something fun to bring back to his venue. His dance hall charged far less, and he had his sights set on appealing to customers through lower prices.

His place was enjoyable and innovative, whereas his had attractive pricing. Some folks looking for a good time might prefer his venue for its affordability. So, the owner was there, covertly learning. During his observations, he spotted some people staggering from drunkenness, their faces flushed red. The owner secretly cheered, as such people tend to be easily agitated.

If a slight provocation occurred, it might set the place off, letting everyone witness the chaos this place would dive into, difficult to restore once riled up—considering the multitude and ongoing frenzy.

Tussles sparked by the slightest bump were a real possibility. The owner gleefully kept with his prior plan to teach them a harsh lesson, secretly scouting for the perfect opportunity. While pondering, he nudged a drunk, sending him stumbling towards a group engrossed in their game. The group was stunned by the interruption.

Who dared disturb their fun, just as they had laid out the rules for their drinking game? The game’s delicate balance ruined by that last shove, they wondered at the audacity of whoever did it.

They turned to find the culprit but were unable to identify who instigated it. As they turned back, they saw a few grim-faced youths glaring at them. This cut their inebriation in half. Annoyed by the ruined game they’d meticulously arranged and already engaged in, they scolded the drunk:

"Are you sick or something? Daring to move so recklessly here, bumping into us. Do you have any idea how expensive this alcohol is? You’re so wasted, just go home if you can’t handle your drink."

They were clearly upset by the sudden disruption of their game and mocked the drunk, who was far too inebriated to think straight.

He didn’t consider whether he could take on the group and felt affronted by their ridicule. Being quite a tough cookie himself, how could he let these youths make a fool of him? He was getting angry, ready to turn violent?

"Say that again! Do you know who I am? Anyone drinking here, who doesn’t know what this booze is? It’s just some cheap liquor, and you’re blowing it up to the sky. How could I not handle it? I’m so red because I’ve had plenty, *hic*." The drunk slurred out his words.

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