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A group of bald men only saw him as a passionate and ignorant young man, and they fell for it. They chased Chu Xun all the way to a quiet harbor. Along the way, Chu Xun kept praying that the thugs wouldn't see through his tricks. He also worried that the bald men were not in good physical condition and couldn't keep up, so he frequently pretended to stop and catch his breath. When they got close, he would pant and then get up and walk away.
After much effort, he finally succeeded in leading the bald men to the harbor. When they arrived at the harbor, he pretended to be exhausted again, collapsing on the ship's side and unable to move. The bald men also arrived panting at this moment and surrounded him.
At this point, Chu Xun successfully created a situation where he was surrounded by a group of bald men. In this deserted place, Chu Xun let loose and quickly knocked down several people. The commotion caused by the impact against the ship's side startled the seabirds perched on the ship, allowing them to witness Chu Xun's boring act of beating up the gang of ruffians.
After all, Chu Xun was still a minor with a youthful mindset. Thinking about how flawlessly he executed his plan, he lured the gang to the harbor and then effortlessly defeated them. Feeling proud of his actions and seeing no one around, he couldn't help but burst into laughter.
The seabird in the sky saw this guy smiling foolishly as if nothing had happened, not feeling resentful about his shameless behavior of bullying the few, and most importantly, as the culprit disturbing its habitat, he still had no intention of leaving the place. It couldn't help but disdainfully roll its eyes, once again dropping a pile of feces, and then angrily flapping its wings and leaving.
Chu Xun laughed for a long time, wiped the sweat from his forehead, feeling satisfied, and swaggered away.
After taking a step or two, he suddenly felt like he had stepped on something soft and squishy, which didn't seem like mud or sand. When he lifted his foot to take a look, he couldn't help but be dumbfounded. He saw that the bottom of his shoe was covered with a smelly, black or white substance, which seemed to be bird droppings.
He cursed his bad luck and used a stone to scrape the droppings off his shoe as best as he could. It was then that he noticed the sand around him was covered with bird droppings of all sizes. He tiptoed forward with a solemn expression, not daring to be the slightest bit negligent, until he finally escaped the encirclement of the droppings. Throughout this process, he looked disheveled, swaying unsteadily, no longer the carefree and confident figure who had easily fended off the gang of ruffians earlier.
Leaving the port and arriving at the beach, it was still early, and he was not in a hurry to go home, preparing to take a stroll around.
"Chu Xun, you made it hard for me to find you!" A female voice suddenly sounded not far behind. Chu Xun turned back at the sound.
A young girl bounced over from a distance and approached Chu Xun. The girl was about sixteen or seventeen years old, with a simple ponytail, a round face, delicate features, and was wearing a denim skirt. She had an ordinary appearance and her clothing was not fashionable, but she exuded youthful energy.
"Chu Shui Sheng, you've come at just the right time! I just did a good deed, and I want to tell you about it!" Chu Xun saw the girl approaching, and she stepped forward, brushing the sand off her feet.
"What good deeds can you do, you troublemaker? Did you get into another fight with someone?" The girl didn't pay attention to Chu Xun's movements, but noticed something colorful on the sleeve of his clothes and naturally reached out to brush it off.
"Look at you! I just acted bravely and righteously! I helped a lady avoid harassment from hooligans." Chu Xun raised his beautiful eyebrows, speaking with a hint of pride about the earlier incident. He naturally glossed over the fact that he had kicked someone in the rear.
"That's still fighting with people, isn't it? I'm going back to sue!" The girl immediately used Chu Xun's heroic deeds as a threat, "Unless you give me something in return!"
"Still daring to threaten me? If you sue, I'll tell everyone about you writing love letters to boys at school!" Chu Xun began to fight back.
"Then I'll expose the fact that you've been collecting love letters from female classmates at school!" The girl didn't back down, confronting him head-on.
"You... okay... one ice cream."
"Every day one!"
"Eating too much ice cream will make you fat. Look at your potbelly!"
"Where's the water bucket?" The girl was genuinely worried about gaining weight, but also unwilling to compromise too much. "Every other day!"
"Deal! No backing out!"
"I won't regret it!"
The young man and woman easily reached a consensus and made a verbal agreement.
The girl named Shui Sheng is Chu Xun's younger sister, and they are one year apart. They are currently attending the same high school. Despite being close in age, they have been at odds since childhood, fighting over snacks, toys, and the TV remote, refusing to give in to each other even as they grow older.
Both of them take pleasure in having leverage over the other, but they also confide in each other and listen to each other's thoughts. Therefore, when Chu Xun does something good, she tells her sister right away, but she also fears being ridiculed by her sister for any embarrassing incidents, so she avoids mentioning being kicked in the butt and brushes off any traces of stepping in dung before her sister approaches.
The girl Shui Sheng may love to bicker with her brother, but she is also a thoughtful young lady. As soon as she approaches, she notices that her brother's colorful clothes seem to have some colorful substance on them, so she carefully brushes it off for him. She doesn't know that it's the boat paint that rubbed off on him when Chu Xun landed on the ship's rail, nor does she care what it is.
Chu Xun laughs heartily, quite satisfied with this verbal agreement.
Shui Sheng also covered her mouth and chuckled lightly. After a moment, she said somewhat awkwardly, "Brother, dad's back!"
Chu Xun Upon hearing this, the smile on his face gradually faded, like the receding tide not far behind him.
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