Bab 869: Chapter 297: A Fortuitous Encounter [2 in 1]_4

He planned to visit the town every few days from then on to check on the situation at the Good Conscience General Store.

If anyone dared to cause trouble or if there were any changes to the general store, he would intervene immediately.

To people like Jiao Sansheng, although twisted, they had a clear sense of gratitude and grudges.

When he felt that he owed someone, he would silently do things for them, regardless of whether the other party accepted it or not.

But when he felt to himself that "I have done enough," at that time, he would silently leave, also without caring whether the other party acknowledged it or not.

In other words, his silent deeds and protection might not be known to the person concerned.

Similarly, when he left silently, the person concerned might also be unaware.

This was how Jiao Sansheng conducted himself in life.

Twisted, awkward, he insisted on not leaving and when pushed, he would stubbornly backtrack.