Crossing the bar on the tyrant: the only favorite

Chapter 277 Short Happiness 5
The proprietress probably hasn't been questioned for a long time, upon hearing this, she temporarily stopped what she was doing, and turned her head viciously, wanting to see who was so bold.

At first glance, he turned out to be a young and handsome young man, and the clothes on his body were also extremely luxurious.

She is from a cloth shop, so there's no reason why she doesn't know the goods, and she can tell at a glance that this young man has a lot of background.

He couldn't help being stunned for a while, and his arrogance also subsided a lot.

But she relied on that she was teaching the shop assistants a lesson, she didn't provoke anyone, and no one could control her, so she didn't sell Qiu Yishui's account.

He said coldly: "This is a guy in my shop. He has done something wrong. He is lazy and greedy. Can't I teach him a lesson?"

"The lesson is right, but you don't need to hit him so hard. If you hurt him, he won't be able to work for you. And if you continue to fight, you will die."

Qiu Yishui also wanted to persuade her, after all, this was a housework in the store, and she couldn't use force to interfere.

The proprietress said arrogantly: "So what if someone dies? Kill him, at worst I'll buy him a coffin."

Qiu Yishui was filled with anger, the proprietress had no sympathy at all, it was so hateful.

He also stopped showing mercy to her, and asked in a strong tone: "What wrong did he do, you should tell it and let everyone judge."

The proprietress was at a loss for words for a moment, but then said: "I don't need to tell you, son, you better leave this kind of nosy business."

The tone was already very impatient.

Qiu Yishui saw that she didn't have a good reason, ignored her, came to the child, and knelt down.

Ask the child: "Why did your wife beat you?"

The child shook his head and did not answer, but unconsciously cast a sidelong glance at the proprietress.

Qiu Yishui knew that he was concerned about the proprietress, and was afraid that if he offended her, she would teach her a lesson even harder.

Probably the proprietress was afraid that things would get worse, so she ignored Qiu Yishui and stopped beating the child, and dragged him into the shop.

Qiu Yishui was still furious. Although the child was saved from physical pain for a while, he might be beaten again in the future.

(End of this chapter)