C19 2

"You two go first." Wu Liang waved at the two honest kids and said with a serious face, "This is my territory. You've crossed the border, understand? "You dare to steal money from my territory, you must have some guts!" Wu Liang pushed away the boy in the flowery jacket with one hand and said to the two boys who were scared silly, "You guys go, ignore him."

The two little boys seemed to have heard about the amnesty and turned around as if they were relieved of a heavy burden. The little boy in the flowery jacket swallowed nervously. "I really do know Brother Qiang. Don't act recklessly."

After the boy in the flowery jacket said that, he used his trembling hands to put the cigarette to his mouth. Just as he was about to smoke, Wu Liang knocked away the cigarette. "You don't even dare to breathe your lungs in, what are you pretending with me?" Wu Liang pushed the little boy again and immediately pushed the little boy to the side.

Bai Lingxi saw that Wu Liang had already 'saved' the two innocent children, so she decided to follow him and said: "Oppa, come on." Although she said that, she knew that Wu Liang wouldn't do anything to this kind of child.

"Ugh …" Wu Liang turned around and glared at Bai Lingxi, "Can we not play Korean? This is a genuine Hong Kong film of us, isn't it? "

"Alright, alright …" Bai Lingxi almost smiled as she bent her waist.

Wu Liang turned around and once again put on a frightening look, "Brat, don't call me Qiang-ge all day, do you understand? "I'm Bro Liang from Cross Street. I have the final say in this game room. If I see you digging for money here, I'll cripple you."

"Oh, got it, Bro Liang." The little boy finally realized that he had fallen this time and was about to cry.

"Don't cry." Wu Liang stared at him and stretched out his hand saying, "Do you have any game coins left? Give me a few to play with."

"Oh." The little boy took out his remaining game coins with incomparable depression. Just as he was about to turn around and leave, he was stopped by Wu Liang once again.

"Also, bring the cigarettes you have, it's a waste if I give them to you."

Looking at his struggling eyes, the little boy in the flowery jacket tremblingly took out the cigarette in his pocket …

"Mm, that's more like it. Scram." Wu Liang looked at the cigarettes and shook his head helplessly, "Kids nowadays..."

"Big Brother Wu, you actually stole a child's game coins, isn't that shameful?" Bai Lingxi finally walked over with a face full of smiles.

"Tsk, you don't understand, this kind of child's game coins are also stolen. This kind of child, he doesn't have the money to play, so he's just lying. So, you don't need to worry about him."

Bai Lingxi watched as the kid in the flowery jacket quickly slipped out of the game room. She asked worriedly, "Will anything happen? What if that Brother Qiang comes?"

"Don't worry, he doesn't know any Qiang-ge." Wu Liang looked at everything in the game room with regret and said, "Because I used to be this kind of kid. I always said I knew this brother. That brother was actually trying to show off. Children in their teens probably love to brag."

Wu Liang shook his head helplessly. He casually threw down the game coins and walked out of the door with Bai Lingxi. He was not worried that the child would come back to find him, but he was not interested in playing games. The scene that happened just now reminded him of his past.

At that time, just like today, he was staying in the only game room in the county town. At that time, just like today, he was staying in the only game room in the county city.

At that time, the boys in her class would always crazily rush into this crowded game room after school. However, she could only watch from afar, while the bodyguard beside her would remind her, "Miss, the boss wants you to go home immediately after school, so you should hurry up and get on the car."

The bodyguard's words were repeated countless times. It was only today that she finally walked into the game room that she had been yearning for so long. Unfortunately, she was no longer that young girl that didn't care anymore.