Chapter 667: So She's Treating Me as a Punching Bag

Liu Chuxue did not chase her; instead, she found a wooden stick in the courtyard and beat the two men, who had already fainted, into a frenzy. When the two men woke up in pain, they wished they could faint again; the woman's strength was truly terrifying.

Their limbs were likely all broken; moving even slightly caused heart-wrenching pain, leaving them without the strength to even shout "Help!"

Both regretted it; at the start, they clearly had the chance to call for help, but they missed it due to pride. Now they wanted to shout but couldn't; this woman was simply a madman.

Seeing they had no chance to escape, she went over to the woman, dragged her up, and threw her back into the courtyard.

When the woman hit the ground, there was another sharp crack. The woman let out a scream of "Ah!", frightening the children in several nearby courtyards.

Immediately, a round of shouting and cursing followed.

It was not that no household heard the commotion in this courtyard; it was because they were used to it. Moreover, when there were cries for help in the courtyard at the start, the neighbors did come to the door, but the people inside were too terrifying; they not only spoke rudely to them but also threatened them not to meddle.

After a few times, even if the disturbance was severe, at most someone unable to bear the guilt of their conscience would run to report it to the Gongan Bureau, but every time the Gongan Bureau came, things in the courtyard remained exactly as they were. Over time, no one dared to meddle in the affairs of this courtyard again.

Thus, although everyone heard something slightly different, no one came to check.

This suited Liu Chuxue just fine; beat them however she pleased.

Seeing the woman grimace in pain, she stood up and walked out of the courtyard. Of course, she did not forget to turn around and close the main gate, and thoughtfully hung the lock on it, though she did not lock it, saving the trouble for the people from the Gongan Bureau should they arrive.

The reason she was not afraid of someone rescuing the person first was that this was not far from the Gongan Bureau where Kong Yizhang was located; surely no one would get there first.

Her guess was correct; not long after she left, Kong Yizhang personally led people over.

At first, he intended to send someone else, but after thinking it over, he decided to come himself, thinking he must ask Fu Yan Cheng for credit later.

Liu Chuxue walked very fast; when she reached the Rolling Steel Factory, she transferred a tea egg and two vegetable buns from her space into her shoulder bag before rushing into the factory.

Just as she arrived at the office door, the bell for the start of work rang.

Wan Xiaohui looked up as she entered: "Yo, you arrived right on the dot."

Hearing these words, Liu Chuxue frowned slightly and was about to speak.

Then she heard Sister Hong speak up: "Xiaohui, you have stepped on the line to come to work many times in the past; does coming early once give you a sense of superiority?"

After speaking, she laughed uncharitably.

She said this on purpose; she did not know what kind of madness had seized her early in the morning. Putting on airs with her was one thing, but trying to bully a newcomer was truly despicable.

Wan Xiaohui did not expect Yu Chunmei to speak up for Liu Chuxue; she angrily let out a "Hmph!", picked up the thermos in the corner, turned around, and left the office.

Liu Chuxue placed her shoulder bag on her own desk, then leaned over to Sister Hong: "What madness is she having?"

Yu Chunmei glanced at the door outside, leaned closer to Liu Chuxue: "Yesterday, I went out to handle business and happened to hear an acquaintance mention it. Apparently, she had a fight with her future sister-in-law. She issued a warning: if the sister-in-law does not come to her door to apologize, the marriage will not take place."

"So, she is treating me as a punching bag?"

"More than that; I was no exception either."

Hearing these words, Liu Chuxue directly gave a thumbs-up and mocked: "Awesome."