Beautiful CEO’s Top Martial Expert

67: Chapter 67: Even More Arrogant than Brother 67: Chapter 67: Even More Arrogant than Brother “Ah, the minds of women are truly frightening.

Well, it looks like I have no choice but to agree.”

Xiao Yifeng’s face was one of helplessness.

To think that he, the unrivaled War Emperor who dominated the underworld, would one day be threatened by a woman was truly unexpected.

Returning to his desk, Xiao Yifeng resumed the monotonous routine of office work.

Although the sales department was considered one of the busiest units in the company, unfortunately, with his status as the CEO’s fiancé, Xiao Yifeng seemed to be the most idle.

Even if there was work to be done, it was only mundane tasks, as major responsibilities were never entrusted to him.

“Siqi, what’s wrong?”

Right after finishing a game, Xiao Yifeng looked at Fang Siqi, who had just hung up a phone call, her complexion souring, and asked curiously.

“Something’s come up at home; I need to rush back.

Brother Xiao, please help me ask for a day off,” Fang Siqi said to Xiao Yifeng.

“I have a car.

Let me drive you home,” Xiao Yifeng offered directly.

Fang Siqi glanced at Xiao Yifeng, nodded, then went to request leave from Qiu Yuying, and left the company with Xiao Yifeng.

Shortly after, Fang Siqi got into Xiao Yifeng’s Aston Martin and they departed from the company.

“Where do you live?” Xiao Yifeng asked as he drove.

“No.

365 Yingbin Avenue, DH District,” Fang Siqi replied straight away.

Hearing this address, Xiao Yifeng’s pupils contracted slightly, and a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes as he glanced at Fang Siqi.

Without a word, he steered the car toward the location she had indicated.

The place Fang Siqi mentioned was a shantytown in the DH District of Tianhai City, one part of the yet-to-be-demolished LC District.

Most residents here were migrant workers from Tianhai City, living a less than affluent life.

This area was a stark contrast to the economically prosperous cityscape of Tianhai City.

Upon reaching the outskirts of the shantytown, he stopped the car.

The roads inside were unpaved, all dirt, cluttered with all sorts of debris, making it difficult for the car to proceed normally.

“That’s good enough, Brother Xiao.

You can head back now,” Fang Siqi said to Xiao Yifeng as she got out of the car.

Xiao Yifeng followed her out of the car.

Fang Siqi, looking puzzled, turned to Xiao Yifeng, “Brother Xiao, what are you…?”

“Now that I’m here, aren’t you going to invite me to your place for a visit?” Xiao Yifeng said, a faint smile on his lips.

“Well…” Fang Siqi looked hesitant and uncertain.

“Let’s go,” Xiao Yifeng urged, walking into the shantytown.

Fang Siqi glanced at Xiao Yifeng, then had no choice but to follow him.

Inside the shantytown, garbage and debris were strewn everywhere.

The surrounding houses were courtyard-style homes from the 70s and 80s of the last century, extremely old.

Everything here seemed out of place with the bustling metropolis of Tianhai City.

“I didn’t expect it to remain unchanged after so many years,” Xiao Yifeng mused, looking around, a nostalgic expression crossing his face as his mind raced with memories.

“The government was going to redevelop the area, but compensation negotiations for the past few demolitions fell through, so it’s been delayed until now.”

Upon hearing Xiao Yifeng’s remarks, Fang Siqi couldn’t help but respond.

Then, with a sudden realization, she looked at Xiao Yifeng and asked, “Brother Xiao, have you been here before?”

“This place is like my second home,” Xiao Yifeng said, his expression complex and his tone somewhat subdued.

Arriving here, Xiao Yifeng was suddenly flooded with memories, endless recollections surged into his brain, touching on that ache in his heart.

“Brother Xiao, what’s wrong?”

Seeing Xiao Yifeng’s somewhat distracted look, Fang Siqi couldn’t help but ask.

“Oh, it’s nothing.” Xiao Yifeng recovered, shook his head, and smiled warmly at Fang Siqi, his hand involuntarily stroking her soft hair, causing her cheeks to blush slightly.

“It’s been many years.

I didn’t expect you to grow more and more beautiful,” Xiao Yifeng said lightly to Fang Siqi, who only looked at him in confusion.

“Yo, Siqi is back.

That’s great; I haven’t seen you for so long.

Brother has missed you,” a frivolous voice suddenly rang out, and a group of shabbily dressed youths came over, led by a burly guy with a Dragon Mark tattoo on his arm, his face sneaky, and his eyes lecherously fixed on Fang Siqi, with a group of men grinning wickedly behind him.

Seeing this group of people, Fang Siqi’s expression changed and she became somewhat panicked, saying, “Liu Si, what do you want?

Get out of the way right now.”

“Siqi, you didn’t come back once in half a month since you started college.

Brother has missed you so much.

Come and give me a hug,” said the leader, about to pounce on Fang Siqi.

Xiao Yifeng’s eyes narrowed, a cold glint flashed in his eye, and he suddenly lashed out with a kick, sending the man flying with that one kick, landing on the ground with a cry.

This sudden change stunned the group of hooligans; then, snapping to their senses, they quickly helped the guy with the Dragon Mark tattoo to his feet, who was furiously staring at Xiao Yifeng: “Kid, are you tired of living, daring to kick me?

You don’t want to live anymore, huh?”

Thinking that having tattoos makes you a gangster, huh?

And even a Dragon Mark, I think you’re only fit for a worm mark.”

“Liu Si, if you keep this up, I’m going to call the police,” Fang Siqi said nervously to the group.

“Call the police?” Liu Si looked at Fang Siqi in astonishment then burst into mocking laughter: “Fang Siqi, I only gave you a little bit of face because you’re somewhat attractive, but you really think I wouldn’t dare do anything to you?

If you dare to call the cops, do you believe I’d have someone smash your family home?

Then we’ll see where you all live.”

“You…” Fang Siqi stared at the group, her face full of anger.

“And here I thought I was the only cocky one, but it turns out this guy is even more arrogant than me.” Xiao Yifeng watched the group with an amused look on his face.

At that moment, Liu Si’s eyes flickered with a cold light as he glared at Xiao Yifeng: “Kid, I haven’t settled the score with you for that kick just now.

Guys, get him, beat the hell out of him!”

Bang!

Bang!

Bang!

The next second, Xiao Yifeng’s figure blurred, and a series of muffled groans sounded.

In the blink of an eye, Liu Si’s group of brothers were lying on the ground, clutching their heads and moaning, leaving Liu Si stunned and bewildered, unable to react.

“Your brothers can’t take much of a beating, can they?” Xiao Yifeng said, looking at the guy in front of him with a light smile on his face.

“How…

how are you so strong?” Liu Si looked at Xiao Yifeng in disbelief, utterly unprepared for the young man’s martial prowess.