Old Huang, gnawing on a chicken leg, saw Gu Fei shaking her head and sighing. "Little girl, what's on your mind?" he asked.
Gu Fei replied, "I was just wondering why bad people don't get what they deserve."
Old Huang stared blankly at Gu Fei for a long moment before asking, "You've heard everything?"
Gu Fei nodded. "I heard people talking."
A bitter smile touched the corners of Old Huang's lips. "This is a debt I owe from my past life. In this one, he's just here to collect."
Gu Fei comforted him, "Mr. Huang, don't lose heart."
"Just you wait. Once I think of a good plan to deal with that Er Laizi, you'll be able to open your shop again."
"You still seem young to me. Once the shop is open, you can get married, have a child, and you'll have everything."
Old Huang shook his head. "I gave up on those things a long time ago. I just live one day at a time now."
"Little girl, you don't need to fight this old man's battles."
