Reborn in 2000: I just want to love a few people properly.

"Is he alright?" Du Qinglong asked worriedly as he saw Xu Bo throwing wild punches.

"It's alright, let them learn their lesson!" Xu Bo, somewhat exhausted, stood to the side, clutching his aching back and panting, saying, "What kind of society is this now? It's a society governed by law! They're still playing the thug game. I'll teach them a lesson on behalf of their parents!"

After saying that, without looking at the thug lying on the ground, he went to He Yimei's side and whispered, "Do you know what to say when the police come later?"

"We went out to eat and they harassed us. They even hit you. You only fought back in self-defense," He Yimei said briefly.

Xu Bo nodded to indicate OK.

Then He Yimei pointed to the girl next to her and said, "This is my roommate, a girl from Sichuan or Chongqing, Zheng Wan'er."

Upon hearing He Yimei introduce herself, the girl standing nearby greeted her generously.

"My name is Xu Bo, and this is my roommate, Du Qinglong," Xu Bo introduced Du Qinglong.

"Don't worry, it's alright." Xu Bo reassured He Yimei. Seeing the nervous look on the girl's face, Xu Bo gently patted He Yimei's back. The warmth from his broad palm seemed to dispel all the fear in the girl.

Not long after, the police arrived, an old man and a young man, a classic setup for handling cases.

"Who called the police?" the old policeman asked.

"I reported it." He Yimei stepped forward and explained the whole story.

Xu Bo added later, "They struck first; we were acting entirely in self-defense."

The old policeman glanced at Xu Bo and sneered, "You think you can knock them all to the ground in self-defense?"

After saying that, he called over a junior policeman and asked him to call for backup. It was clearly a gang fight, and there were quite a few people involved, so he needed to get his colleagues to come and help.

Fortunately, He Jun and Huang Huacheng arrived quickly afterward, parked the car, turned off the engine, and got out of the car immediately.

"I am their elder, so they can talk to me if they have any problems."

After He Yimei repeated the story again, Huang Huacheng frowned and went to the old policeman's side, whispering a few words in his ear.

Huang Huacheng then took out his phone, made a call, exchanged a few pleasantries with the person on the other end, and handed the phone over.

The older policeman took the phone, said a few words with a serious expression, and then handed it back.

However, they temporarily stopped taking notes. After Huang Huacheng finished exchanging pleasantries, the two smiled at each other, and the matter was considered closed.

He Jun watched his daughter nervously from the side, afraid that she might get hurt in the slightest.

They caught a few typical individuals on the ground, and once their backup colleagues arrived, they handcuffed them, and the officers pushed these hooligans into a vehicle and took them to their destination for "education."

He Jun looked He Yimei up and down, and only felt relieved when he saw that she was unharmed. He then turned to greet Zheng Wan'er beside him.

"Xiao Xu, I really have to thank you this time." He Jun said, holding Xu Bo's hands tightly with lingering fear.

"If you hadn't arrived in time, who knows what those thugs would have done."

"It's alright, Uncle. Serving the people means you don't mind getting hurt."

Xu Bo deliberately held his waist and gasped for breath as he spoke.

"What's so interesting about acting?" He Yimei pouted, disapproving of Xu Bo's behavior.

"It's alright. Have you eaten lunch yet? If not, let me treat you to a meal." Since He Jun was already there, he immediately offered to treat everyone to a meal.

After a whole afternoon of fussing around, none of them had eaten anything, but no one dared to speak first. Finally, He Yimei's stomach growled, and Huang Huacheng laughed and pulled them to his usual restaurant.

We were originally going to Lou Wai Lou restaurant by West Lake, but it was during the time when there was a queue. After consulting with a few people, we turned around and went to Zhiweiguan instead.

Huang Huacheng is a regular here. He went into a private room, ordered a few delicious dishes, and then had each of the children order one as well.

"No need, Uncle Huang, that's enough, I can't eat any more."

Xu Bo was also overwhelmed by Huang Huacheng's enthusiasm and quickly waved his hand and said.

These six people ordered seven or eight dishes; I don't know what those two uncles were thinking.

"Thank you both in advance. If it weren't for you two young men, who knows what would have happened to Yimei and her friend," He Jun said, raising his teacup.

At this moment, Xu Bo's image in his mind had already quietly changed.

Xu Bo quickly picked up the teacup and kicked Du Qinglong under the table. Only then did the dull-witted Du Qinglong raise his teacup.

Zheng Wan'er, who was on the other side, saw everything clearly and covered her mouth to stop herself from laughing out loud.

She was a little scared when she first met Du Qinglong, but after spending a short time with him, she realized that he was just an honest kid from an ordinary family.

We didn't drink alcohol; there's always a bit of an awkward feeling between adults and children.

Shortly after drinking the tea, He Jun and Huang Huacheng began asking He Yimei about her experience at school.

The university campuses nearby are all having unified military training tomorrow, and I reminded them a few more times to be careful about sun protection and preventing heatstroke.

The dishes were served quickly. Du Qinglong had eaten the ones Xu Bo had brought back, but they were still somewhat different in taste from the freshly made ones here.

During the meal, Xu Bo took the initiative to start conversations several times and chatted happily with the two elders. After all, the other three were still students who had just entered university, and their social experience and knowledge were different from Xu Bo's, who had been reborn.

From global affairs to everyday family matters, Xu Bo, He Jun, and Huang Huacheng chatted amiably until Huang Huacheng reluctantly got up to answer a phone call.

He Jun's train ticket is for tomorrow morning. He means to let the children out for a meal again tonight, since they won't see each other again until the New Year.

But He Yimei refused, saying that she had already eaten out for two consecutive days on her second day of university, and hadn't even experienced university life yet.

In addition, her father also had friends to meet up with, so He Yimei declined the suggestion to have dinner that evening.

He Jun realized that with him around, the four children couldn't eat or chat freely, so he and Huang Huacheng left.

After giving him numerous instructions and reminders, He Jun finally got into the car with a worried look on his face.

"No need to see me off, go back and eat. I've already settled the bill, so you can go home after you've finished eating."

Standing at the door, Huang Huacheng spoke to Xu Bo and He Yimei.

After watching the two get into the car, the two stood at the door for a while, seemingly wanting to say something, but neither of them spoke first.

"Thank you," He Yimei said, feeling the atmosphere was a little awkward.

"It's alright. Uncle He told me to take good care of you in Hangzhou, so it's only right." Xu Bo waved his hand and took out his phone to check the time.

It was 2 PM, still a long time before it was time to go back.

"Want to go see a movie later?" There was a movie theater not far away, and Xu Bo wanted to take this opportunity to get closer to He Yimei as soon as possible.

"Let's take a look at Wan'er." He Yimei neither refused nor affirmed.

Back in the private room, Du Qinglong had changed seats and was sitting next to Zheng Wan'er. The two chatted about something, and Zheng Wan'er was laughing happily.

The girl from Sichuan and Chongqing was straightforward. Her fair thighs were right in front of Du Qinglong's eyes, and her breasts were shaking when she laughed, but the girl didn't seem to feel uncomfortable at all.

Du Qinglong certainly got a feast for the eyes.