Chapter 216: Reviving the Dojo

"I'm sorry, I'm really sorry."

Inside the police station, a young man kept bowing and apologizing, while beside him stood a little brat with his head lowered, staring at his shoes.

"This isn't the first time your little brother has done something like this, is it? Honestly, how can you just go around causing trouble for other people!"

Officer Jenny said irritably.

"It's my fault, but he did it to lure more challengers to my dojo. He didn't mean any harm."

The young man forced an apologetic smile.

"Whether he meant harm or not isn't for you to decide. Anyway, instead of talking to me, you should be seeking that gentleman's forgiveness."

Officer Jenny pointed at Baimu, who was sitting in a chair off to the side, drinking tea and reading a newspaper, the picture of leisure.

The young man stepped up before the latter and offered a sincere apology. "I'm sorry. My younger brother was poorly disciplined and has caused you trouble. I'm willing to take full responsibility and compensate you for your losses."

"I-I'm sorry."

The little brat hung his head dejectedly. Walk by the river often enough and your shoes will get wet—past provocation tactics had worked too smoothly, making him rather arrogant, which led to the misfortune of being taught a lesson by Baimu Sect.

Of course, the real reason he was being so obedient was that if he couldn't make peace with Baimu, the North Orange Blossom Dojo might be shut down.

After all, as a minor, when he did something wrong, the adults at home had to bear the consequences.

His older brother had already prepared himself for the dojo's closure, but how could he bear to see such a scene?

"Do you truly know you were wrong?"

Baimu looked at the two brothers, one big and one small.

The older brother was called Toshiki, the current head of the North Orange Blossom Dojo. The younger brother was called Hideki, only eight years old this year, a thorough brat.