My Youth Began With Him

“Someone you don’t know,” replied Qin Chu.

“Damn it! Of course I don’t know, or I wouldn’t have asked. Who is this person? It sounds to be a woman. Well, is she the mistress you had in the U.S.?” Gao Ran joked.

Qin Chu: “…”

“I was just kidding. Don’t look at me as if you want to eat me, okay?” Gao Ran was guilty.

“Don’t joke about it. It’s not as simple as you think. The whole thing is complicated, and I’ll explain it to you later.”

“Okay. Lord Qin Chu, the proudest, strongest, bravest, and toughest man in history, I congratulate you for your recovery. Let’s declare war against the big psycho Huo Siqian; I swear when I see him, I’ll take off my cop’s uniform and gave him a good beating to vent my anger. He’s garbage!” Gao Ran cursed through gritted teeth.

Compared with Gao Ran’s violent curses, Qin Chu looked calmer.

Ever since he woke up in the hospital, he hadn’t said or done anything violent.

Having been unconscious for so long, he had thought he would die and leave this world.

When he woke up, he knew he still had things to do in this world, and Mian was waiting for him to rescue her.

However, due to his strange personality, his unexpected calmness made people around him afraid that he would do something extreme.

“Okay. Chief Gao, I’ll depend on you…” Qin Chu smiled.

“No problem. We’ve been pals for so many years; your problems are my problems. Your parents are my parents, your children are my children, and your wife is my…”

Seeing Qin Chu’s murderous eyes, Gao Ran stopped joking and said, “Ahem. Your wife is like my own sister… Ha!”

“That’s more like it.” Qin Chu looked at him through the corner of his eyes.

The news about Qin Chu’s awakening soon spread out, and people all came to visit him.

Other than Rick and Gao Ran, who were his long-time pals, Su Yu also came to see him.

He had come at noon when everyone had gone out for lunch; Qin Chu was alone in the ward.

He had just finished the porridge his mother had cooked for him and was about to drink some water.

When he found the glass was empty, he put it down.

Su Yu walked in, took the glass from the table to fill it, and handed it to Qin Chu.

“Thank you.” Qin Chu raised his head and glanced at Su Yu.

“How are you feeling?”

“Very good. I think I can get out of the bed in a couple of days…” Qin Chu smiled at him warmly.

“That’s good. Pudding and Little Bean will be happy to hear that,” said Su Yu.

“Thank you for taking care of them…”

“Don’t mention it. They are special to me. I’ve known them from their birth and then watched them grow up. They are not my daughters, but I love them like my own. So it’s my duty to take care of them.”

Hearing his words, Qin Chu felt warm inside.

Su Yu had always been a man of honor and never lowered himself to play dirty tricks.

It was why Qin Chu was respectful of him.

“But, Qin Chu, I do want to give you a good scolding…” Su Yu said.

Qin Chu looked up in surprise, wondering why Su Yu wanted to scold him; was he blaming him for Mian’s disappearance?