Shu Jiao had just reached the stairs of the building when
the scattered group of boys, having learned that their sister had been bullied, all rushed over. Besides Ruan Wei and Ruan Qun, Ruan Lei was still too young, but the rest were in junior or senior high school and already big lads.
Their frames mostly resembled their father's—tall and imposing. Just standing there, without saying a word, they had already scared the mother and son quite badly.
The drunken young man named Ruan Xinke had sobered up at this moment. He wasn't from their village and was related to the Ruan Family by a distant kinship.
In earlier years, there hadn't been much contact between the two families, but as the Ruan Family's business had flourished in recent years, many people had sought to establish connections with them. Ruan Xinke was one of them.
