Can’t Take My Eyes Off You

Lu Xingzhi was unsure if Old Madam Lin was telling the truth when she said that her son was sick and wanted money to treat his illness. If they were to encounter such a situation in the future, Old Madam Lin might go all out to ask Jiang Yao for money. Therefore, he said, “If that old woman doesn’t know what’s good for her, you can teach her a proper lesson until she doesn’t dare look for Jiang Yao again.”

Big Ke grinned. “It doesn’t matter what method we use, right?”

“Yes.”

Lu Xingzhi did not care what methods Big Ke and Ah Lu used. As long as they did not kill her, it would be fine.

After Lu Xingzhi left the police station, he brought Ah Lu and Big Ke to meet with other people. They were all friends he had in the county town and some influential people who had connections. He would not be able to return for a long time. However, Jiang Yao would be staying at home for an extended period, so he needed to ensure that there were no worries.

Lu Xingzhi rushed to the airport after taking the two of them to meet the people they were supposed to meet. Before boarding the plane, he calculated the time and sent a message to Jiang Yao saying he had already arrived at the army base. Then, he told Jiang Yao that he had to go to a meeting, so he turned off his phone. After receiving Jiang Yao’s reply, he turned off his phone and boarded the plane.

When Lu Xingzhi reached Luo City, it was already almost seven o’clock. When he got off the plane, he received a call from the Luo City Primary School teacher while he was in the taxi back to the army base, asking him to go to the school office. He wanted to have a good talk with him about the children.

Since he happened to be in Luo City’s downtown area, Lu Xingzhi asked the driver to change directions and go to Luo City Primary School first.

That afternoon, Lu Xingzhi arranged for the child to be placed in Luo City’s welfare institute. The child would live in the welfare institute, but he had to go to a primary school near the welfare institute to study during the day.

The Luo City Primary School was the closest primary school to the Welfare Institute, and it happened to be the largest primary school in Luo City. The school also had a middle school. When Lu Xingzhi sent the child there, he had considered letting the child stay in the primary school for the first two to three years. Once he had mastered the basics, he would be sent to middle school.

It was past seven o’clock at that time. The primary school students should have finished school by then. Even if a teacher kept the students in detention, they should have gone home by that time.

However, when Lu Xingzhi arrived at the teacher’s office, he saw a row of people standing at the classroom door.

The child at the very front was the child slapped a few times in the army base the other day. After a few days, his face was no longer swollen and revealed his original appearance. He looked like a rather delicate-looking boy.

The moment the boy saw Lu Xingzhi, his eyes were filled with joy, but the next second, that emotion disappeared. He even snorted at Lu Xingzhi maliciously.

Lu Xingzhi glanced at the boys, then stood at the office door and knocked on the door. The lights were on in the office, but there was only a teacher who was looking at something with her head lowered.

It was a woman. Looking from the back, judging from her clothes, she should be a young female teacher.

Lu Xingzhi was not surprised when the teacher turned around and revealed her young face. It was surprising because very few teachers would be so responsible that they would wait for the guardian to come because of their children’s detention.

‘Ah, so young?’ The female teacher looked at the man standing at the door in surprise. She knew that those children were sent to the school by someone, but she did not expect them to be so young.

There was only one teacher in the office, so Lu Xingzhi did not walk into the room. Instead, he stood at the door and waited for the teacher to come out before asking, “What’s wrong with these children? Why are they still standing here at this late hour?”