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As Wen Qi ate her popsicle, she casually reviewed the subsequent developments in her mind.

Su Xinghe leaned against the GG sign by the wall, eating bite by bite.

Not far away, a man and a woman were arguing.

The woman turned her head and saw something, then pulled the man and pointed in Wen Qi's direction.

The two people, who were arguing, crossed the traffic and headed towards the other side of the road.

The two men had fierce eyes and a clear target.

The girl, wearing high heels, had a flushed face and was full of anger.

The man beside her also looked furious.

Wen Qi had noticed the two of them long ago, and following their gaze, she saw Su Xinghe deep in thought.

Tsk, this guy must be covered in injuries. I wonder if he was beaten up by this guy.

"Alright, let's see where you run this time."

The woman rushed to Su Xinghe first and grabbed him.

Su Xinghe looked up and saw the person who had come in. His lips twitched, and his eyes were filled with helplessness.

"Can't you two be reasonable? I've already made myself perfectly clear to you, but you just won't accept it."

If you don't want to believe me, you can just turn around and leave. What's wrong with you, clinging to me like this?

"It's all your fault for talking nonsense!" The girl's anger surged as she glared at Su Xinghe and scolded him.

"Serves you right for talking nonsense. I'll teach you a lesson today."

The boy grabbed his right arm, and the two of them put Su Xinghe between them.

Wen Qi munched on her popsicle, her eyes sparkling with interest.

Pulled between the two women, Su Xinghe was both angry and helpless. Unable to break free, she began to argue, "You two were the ones who approached me, asking me to calculate your marriage prospects!"

I will give you the truthful results of my calculations. If you are not satisfied, then you can overturn my fortune-telling stall on the spot.

"I haven't even asked you for compensation for my material losses, and now you're blaming me? There's no such logic in the world!"

"You can't expect anything good to come out of a dog's mouth. You're just spouting nonsense." The boy glared angrily.

Su Xinghe wasn't going to tolerate it: "I'm just telling the truth, you're already sick."

"Who are you calling sick?"

The word "sick" once again precisely crossed the line for men.

The man raised his fist high.

Su Xinghe struggled, but the woman grabbed his arm, making it impossible for him to break free.

"Wait, wait."

Wen Qi raised her hand and grabbed the man's wrist as he was about to strike.

The boy stopped his fist as it was about to strike and turned to look at the person who had come from the other side.

Upon seeing Wen Qi's appearance clearly, his eyes widened in amazement, and his anger subsided at a visible speed.

His previously tense and fierce facial features softened, and his tone unconsciously became gentler: "Who are you?"

Wen Qi: "Never mind who I am for now, just let them go. Fighting in public can land you in jail."

After hesitating for two seconds, the boy, wanting to maintain his image in front of the beautiful woman, obediently released his grip on Su Xinghe.

The girl remained unmoved: "Why should I let go? He needs to be taught a lesson today!"

Wen Qi raised an eyebrow: "What's wrong? Calm down and solve the problem."

The girl was seething with anger: "I can't calm down. If it weren't for everyone talking nonsense, how could things have gotten to this point? He ruined our wedding with just one sentence."

Upon hearing this, Wen Qi immediately became interested. She turned to look at Su Xinghe, who looked utterly dejected, her eyes brimming with gossip: "What happened? When did you switch careers to part-time fortune telling, and even ruined someone's wedding?"

Wen Qi looked at Su Xinghe: "What business is it of yours if someone gets married?"

Su Xinghe looked aggrieved: "It's really not my fault. This morning I set up a fortune-telling stall outside the marriage registration office of the Civil Affairs Bureau, and these two asked me to tell their marriage plans."

Based on their facial features and birth charts, I told them the truth: their birth charts clashed, and both the man and woman had health problems.

They both lost their composure immediately after hearing this; the boy smashed my tables and chairs, the girl tore up my divination slips, and they completely overturned my stall.

I haven't even asked them for compensation for my stall costs, and these two are already holding a grudge against me, chasing me all over the street and beating me up. What did I do to deserve this?

Wen Qi: "..."

He's quite a talent!