Chapter 120: A Pheasant Can Never Become a Phoenix

The gangsters, upon witnessing the situation, realized they had struck a steel plate and immediately began begging for mercy.

"We were like blind pigs—please spare us. We promise never to do this again."

"It was someone else who instigated us. It has nothing to do with us. If you want to find someone to blame, look for them."

"Hero, please let me go. I have a grandfather, grandmother, and a paralyzed mother at home that I need to care for."

The three thugs were weeping uncontrollably, their faces smeared with tears and swelling.

Mr. Lin, the assistant, gave a cold, indifferent order, "Take them away."

Meanwhile, a lingering unease still troubled Fu Hanchuan's heart. He was genuinely terrified. If Qin Sheng had been unable to fend them off, and he had arrived too late, he could scarcely bear to think of what might have happened to her.