CS: I became Top 1 by grinding my skill level

Chapter 86 Burgundy Sports Car

"Oh dear! Sister-in-law, don't bother, Xiao Wang and I had breakfast late, we're not hungry yet..."

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"Oh...it's alright, it'll take a while for the food to be ready anyway. You guys sit down and have some water first...Xiao Tian, ​​come and pour some water for your second uncle."

In the living room.

Han Tian picked up the kettle with a blank expression, handed the water glasses to the two people in front of him, and then turned around and went into his room.

Knowing about his past life, he felt an intense loathing for the ruthless man before him.

The man in front of them was Han Yongwu, Han Tian's second uncle, and a half-brother of Han Tian's deceased father.

The story of Han Tian's father, Han Yongwen, is quite poignant.

Decades ago, when Han Yongwen was very young, his mother, who was also Han Tian's grandmother, died young from cancer.

After that, Han Tian's grandfather, Old Master Han, remarried and found Han Yongwen a stepmother.

But this stepmother was no pushover; she and Han Tian's father, Han Yongwen, were at odds.

Furthermore, after giving birth to Han Yongwu, the second son of Old Master Han, she treated her eldest son, Han Yongwen, with disdain. The stepmother and son argued frequently, sometimes a little, sometimes a lot.

Finally, under the constant instigation of his stepmother, Old Master Han lost his temper with his eldest son, who was in his early twenties.

The eldest son's attitude towards his stepmother was considered excessive, leading to a major argument between the two.

Afterwards, the upright Han Yongwen resolutely severed ties with the Han family in Jinling and went to Quancheng in Haidong to make a living. On the way, he met Liang Yan, who was working in the city. She was Han Tian's mother. The two fell in love, got married, and had Han Tian.

Perhaps due to genetic reasons, Han Yongwen, like his mother, developed lung cancer before the age of thirty, and Han Tian died of the disease when Han Yongwen was only four or five years old.

Han Tian's mother, Liang Yan, worked hard all by herself to support him from elementary school to college entrance examination.

She hoped to fulfill her husband's last wish—to let Han Tian go to university, to find a way out through education, and to live a decent life through learning.

However, the economic environment this year is really bad. After the factory where Liang Yan used to work went bankrupt, she could only find some odd jobs to do temporarily.

Fortunately, my son Han Tian is also sensible. After finishing the college entrance examination, he immediately went out to find a tutoring job.

Although she was very proud of her son's good grades and filial piety, Han Tian's four years of university tuition and living expenses were undoubtedly a major problem.

"Xiao Tian! Don't always stay cooped up in your room, come out and talk to your second uncle..."

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"Hahaha, the child is a good child, and looks just like my older brother..."

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Han Yongwu controlled the muscles in his face, trying to force a smile, hoping to make himself look as kind as possible.

He gently squeezed the file folder in his hand. After all, it was best to be polite first and then take action; he couldn't rush things.

Han Tian sat quietly in his room, staring out the window, waiting for a figure to appear.

Du Chengzi had obviously gotten his address from the team leader. This guy—without even asking what kind of help was needed, rushed over in a flurry.

Although Han Tian felt somewhat helpless about Du Chengzi's rash actions, he couldn't help but feel a warmth in his heart when he recalled her barely concealed nervous tone on the phone and the fact that she had rushed over because she was worried about him.

"But... I don't know how to end this... even if she comes..."

His brows were still furrowed. A gust of wind blew through the poplar trees outside the window, making the leaves rustle. Han Tian was lost in memories of his previous life.

He vaguely remembered that in his previous life, his mother had borrowed money from all her relatives in the countryside, but she couldn't borrow much money from them.

There was no other way. Although Han Tian's father had instructed her not to associate with Han's grandfather before his death, Liang Yan was anxious to raise tuition fees for Han Tian and couldn't care less about that for the time being. She inquired around and finally got in touch with Han's grandfather.

As luck would have it, just two days after Liang Yan made the phone call, Han Tian, ​​her "second uncle," came to visit.

Han Yongwu was accompanied by a henchman surnamed Wang, who had a fake smile on his face. He pretended to enter Han Tian's house and initially said that he was on the orders of Old Master Han to visit Han Tian and his mother.

Logically speaking, as the direct descendant of Old Master Han's eldest son, Han Tian and his mother could inherit a portion of the estate through "representational inheritance" if Old Master Han wished.

Not long after they entered, Han Tian's good "second uncle" revealed his true colors and began to coax Han Tian and his mother into signing the "Declaration of Renunciation of Inheritance Rights".

Although his mother didn't understand these contracts, Han Tian from his previous life wasn't stupid either, so he naturally wouldn't sign such a foolish contract.

Unfortunately, Han Yongwu, the second uncle, who had been involved in the underworld in his early years and later took over the family tea business, was not a kind and virtuous person.

He suddenly made a move and pulled Han Tian's mother to the ground.

When his mother was hurt, 17-year-old Han Tian, ​​full of youthful vigor, could not bear it. He clenched his fist and punched Han Yongwu in the face.

As a result, Han Yongwu had already asked his colleague Xiao Wang to record the video on his phone.

Then they threatened Han Tian and his mother, saying that if they didn't sign the statement, they would take the video and call the police to give Han Tian a criminal record, leaving him with a stain for life.

Left with no other choice, Liang Yan, the mother, forced Han Tian to sign the statement and even apologized to Han Yongwu with a forced smile.

This also led Han Tian to go crazy trying every possible way to make money after he went to university in his previous life. Not only did he want to give his mother a better life, but he also hoped to stand in a higher position and get revenge on that beast Han Yongwu.

It's a pity that even in his middle age, Han Tian, ​​despite his best efforts, could only barely provide a decent life for his elderly mother, let alone dare to think about taking revenge on Han Yongwu.

This can be considered a significant regret of Han Tian's previous life.

"drop"

A horn blared outside the window, instantly pulling Han Tian out of his painful memories of his past life.

A burgundy Aston Martin DBS slowly drove into Han Tian's field of vision.

Although Han Tian didn't know that Du Chengzi owned this car, judging from the color scheme, the person inside was most likely her.

Han Tian gently closed the window and silently walked towards the door.

Although it's unknown whether Du Chengzi, from a prominent family, can help him resolve this matter, he is different from the poor, destitute boy in his previous life.

At least this time, someone is on my side.

Downstairs in the apartment building.

Inside the black Audi, Attorney Zhang was sitting in the back seat, scanning a paper document back and forth. Although he had checked it many times, he was still not entirely at ease.

Because helping Han Yongwu do this kind of thing is indeed risky.

Attorney Zhang had been working in the Shanghai legal circle for many years. A few years ago, he returned to Nanjing and became a pimp, opening his own firm and doing very well. He is a well-known top-notch "jack-of-all-trades" lawyer in the entire Nanjing legal community.

At his level, he would definitely not agree to do such dirty work that would harm his family's livelihood. It would be too low-level and damage his professional reputation, not to mention the risk of being sued in the opposite direction.

But there was no other way. At that time, he had just left Shanghai and started his own law firm in Nanjing. He was going through the most difficult period of his early entrepreneurial journey.

As the legal director of Han Tai Tea Industry, a leading company in the Jinling tea industry, Han Yongwu sent several major cases to Attorney Zhang, which enabled his law firm to achieve a great start and soar to new heights.

This is ultimately a debt of gratitude, and I can't leave it unpaid.

So when Han Yongwu approached him, although he wanted to refuse, Attorney Zhang still followed Han Yongwu to Jinan, but on one condition: he did not intend to get too involved.

"Buzz—"

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The deep roar of the sports car immediately caught Attorney Zhang's attention.

"Huh? Someone drives a sports car in such a run-down neighborhood?"

Attorney Zhang remained silent for two minutes, then quietly peeked outside.

A burgundy Aston Martin slowly pulled up in a parking space not far away.

"Click"

The scissor door opened at a 45° angle, and a pair of white sneakers lightly touched the ground.

The girl's figure nimbly flashed out, then deftly slammed the car door shut behind her, her movements as fluid as a gust of wind.

"This girl...don't I feel like I've seen her somewhere before?"

After seeing Du Chengzi's face clearly, Attorney Zhang felt that she looked slightly familiar, as if he had seen this girl somewhere before.

"It seems like I saw her a few months ago... in Shanghai?"