My Perfect Female CEO
Chapter 121 - 118: Throwing One’s Weight Around

Chapter 121: Chapter 118: Throwing One’s Weight Around

Ye Fan said what he did, and in an instant, broke Wu Dahai’s leg; that leg was essentially ruined.

Liu Chan collapsed to the ground, like a heinous criminal, awaiting judgment from Ye Fan. Having seen what happened to Director Zhu and Wu Dahai with his own eyes, he knew he wouldn’t fare any better.

"When did Ye Qingping’s family get someone this powerful to back them? If I had known, I wouldn’t have harmed Ye Qingping, let alone have Wu Dahai break his leg." Liu Chan was filled with regret.

Director Zhu was terrified to the extreme; if there was a way to undo things, he swore he wouldn’t dare to be arrogant in front of Ye Fan.

The three thugs huddled in a corner, trembling and praying that Ye Fan would spare them.

On Liu Chan’s side, the most damaged was Wu Dahai. As the top hitter, he was now in this state, with one leg and one arm totally ruined. In the future, his days would be tough. If his enemies came for him, he’d be doomed, and even if they didn’t, others wanting to be the top hitter would come after him. So much so that Wu Dahai was despairing, never expecting to encounter such a troublesome situation.

Ye Fan didn’t lay a hand on Liu Chan and the three thugs. There was no need; Liu Chan still had to pay the workers’ overdue wages. Being injured would certainly delay the payroll, so Liu Chan was lucky to avert a disaster. As for the three thugs, Ye Fan didn’t bother with them. He wasn’t one to hit people indiscriminately, only targeting the main culprits who persecuted his uncle’s family.

Ye Fan glanced at Liu Chan, who immediately shivered and said anxiously, "Big brother, no, father, you’re my real father, please spare me. I am a lump of fat, not worthy of your beating."

"What about the overdue wages for the workers?" Ye Fan pressed him.

"After this, I’ll sell the factory, even if it means going broke, to ensure every worker gets their due." Liu Chan said resolutely. He had no choice but to say so; if he didn’t, he’d be in trouble. How could he not be afraid?

"I’ll believe you this once. If you go back on your word, there won’t be a second chance." Ye Fan said lightly.

"I won’t, absolutely won’t." Liu Chan wiped his sweat and agreed hastily.

"His leg isn’t made of iron, surely, it’s so hard to break a person’s leg in one kick."

"Incredible, like a legendary hero,"

The onlookers murmured in awe as they gazed at Ye Fan.

Ye Qingping and the others stood transfixed. Seeing Ye Fan so forceful made them secretly satisfied yet worried. But at this point, they were prepared to face whatever came, just watching Ye Fan cause a stir without saying a word to dissuade him.

Soon, the police arrived.

Led by Captain Mao, seven or eight officers rushed over.

"What are you all gawking at? Got nothing to do? Go back to your rooms." Captain Mao scolded.

The crowd parted to make way; timid ones left, but more didn’t move, staying put.

"Eyes are for seeing, aren’t they? Is it illegal to look?" an elderly man said with a quirky tone.

"Considering you’re an elder, I won’t argue with you. Otherwise, I’d arrest you for obstructing official duties." Captain Mao said, casting a harsh glance.

"So mighty, used to bossing people around, don’t even respect elders. You’re supposed to be public servants, not thugs." The old man lamented.

"How ungrateful." Captain Mao muttered under his breath, dismissing the old man. He had important business and didn’t want more trouble, or else he’d make the old man pay.

Captain Mao and Liu Chan, Director Zhu, Wu Dahai, were cut from the same cloth, forming a twisted web of vested interests.

Ye Juanjuan’s family had called the police before, but it was all handled by Captain Mao. He’d hardly glance at Ye Qingping’s injuries and advised them to give in, warning them against opposing Liu Chan, then left.

Ignoring Ye Qingping’s injuries and not caring about the attackers.

Captain Mao was in cahoots with Liu Chan, so how could he care?

Ye Fan already knew the whole story. Besides Liu Chan, Wu Dahai, and Director Zhu, the one who directly persecuted his uncle was Captain Mao. Seeing Captain Mao arrive, Ye Fan’s expression was already cold.

Captain Mao was summoned by Liu Chan. Originally meant to arrest Ye Qingping’s family at home, when Ye Fan’s group reached the hospital, Liu Chan hurriedly informed Captain Mao to come and arrest them.

Now, neither Liu Chan nor Director Zhu dared to call for help, with Ye Fan holding them in check, they were genuinely afraid, leaving everything to Captain Mao.

Anyone could see that it was Ye Fan who incapacitated Director Zhu and Wu Dahai.

So, there was no need to call for help, for their safety, staying quiet was best.

Whether Captain Mao could subdue Ye Fan was uncertain, so Liu Chan and the others wisely stayed put.

If Captain Mao captured Ye Fan, Liu Chan and the others would be safe, but what if things went wrong?

"Who injured these people?" Captain Mao scrutinized the area, asking sternly.

He sought evidence, suspecting that the culprit could only be Ye Fan, but since Liu Chan and the others stayed silent, he had to get testimony from others.

"Don’t know."

"Didn’t see."

"I saw, a hero passed by earlier and taught two villains a lesson."

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Captain Mao’s expression turned cold, "You’re harboring a criminal, that’s a crime. Speak the truth, or don’t blame me for getting rough."

"Oh yeah? Get rough, let’s see."

"So we’re criminals too, huh? Have the guts to arrest us all."

"Such power, threatening patients and families in a hospital. Is there justice?"

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The crowd’s voices rose in protest.

Captain Mao was frustrated, helplessly motioning his men to disperse, persuading the crowd to leave and stop watching the spectacle.

Captain Mao swaggered directly toward Ye Fan, malice evident.