mtl008 Chapter 151 I seem to have knocked him unconscious
Chapter 151 I seem to have knocked him unconscious
Erdeng sat on the grass, holding a piece of grass in his mouth, bent one knee and put one hand on his knee and said, "Baru, I like the grassland and freedom. I am not interested in knowing about your business, nor am I interested in managing it."
Next to him, a tall man stood next to Erden.
The other person had a square face and looked very fierce and not easy to mess with.
Sukhbaru held the cigarette in one hand, and the smoke ring slowly blew out of his mouth. He frowned and said, "Erden, are you still blaming me for Uncle Qi Zheng's matter?"
Erdeng said: "No, you are the person in charge of the horse farm. You are free to do whatever you want. I don't know how to do business, and I can't control it. I believe you have your difficulties."
Sukhbaru also sat down and said, "You said you didn't blame me, but you were so angry. Every word was directed at me."
Erdeng looked at him sideways and said simply, "I don't understand. You want to expand the horse farm, but why do you want to harm the interests of the villagers?"
Sukhbaru said, "Do you think I am deliberately harming the interests of my fellow villagers?"
Erdene said, “Isn’t it?”
Sukhbaru said helplessly: "Is this the image of me in your mind now?"
"When Uncle Qi Zheng was sick, you forced him to rent you the pasture at a low price. In order to expand the scope of the horse farm, you forced the nearby herdsmen to rent all the pasture to you. If they disagreed, you found someone to threaten and intimidate them. With all these tricks, how can I trust you?"
Sukhbaru took a deep puff of his cigarette, blew out a smoke ring, and said, "Erdene, there are some things I can't explain. Doing business is not as simple as you think. Sometimes you have to make choices. I hope you can understand me."
Erdeng said: "But you are choosing the villagers, the villagers who have watched us grow up. Uncle Qi Zheng saved us when we were young. Have you forgotten that?"
Sukhbaru said, “I haven’t forgotten.”
Erdeng said: "You haven't forgotten, how could you force them to sign an unequal treaty, and you even let people intimidate them, how could you do such things?"
Sukhbaru's eyes darkened as he said, "Some sacrifices are necessary if you want to succeed."
The light in Erden's eyes gradually dimmed, and he hoped that Baruge could refute, even if it was just a few words.
But he didn't.
At this moment, Erden completely understood that Baruge, whom he had looked up to since childhood, would never come back.
Seeing that Erdeng didn't say anything, Sukhbaru said, "Erdeng, we can talk about our affairs later, but I hope you can stay at Linhai Horse Farm and win the championship of this year's horse riding competition."
Erden frowned and said, "I said I couldn't go."
Sukhbaru said with a serious expression: "This is very important for Linhai Horse Farm. You can't miss it."
Erdeng said angrily, "It's very important to the horse farm, but what does it have to do with me? I won't go. Not only will I not go, I will also withdraw from Linhai Horse Farm. When the contract for the pasture expires next year, I will take it back. No matter how you run the horse farm in the future, it will have nothing to do with me."
Sukhbaru's face turned pale and he asked, "Are you going to break up with me?"
Erdeng bit the dogtail grass in his mouth and paused for a few seconds before saying with a complicated expression: "Baru, I will never forget the time when you took me riding a horse when I was a child. If possible, I want to go back to that time."
Sukhbaru's eyes were dark, and when his face darkened, he looked even more terrifying. He said, "Erdene, you don't have the right to choose. Don't forget that your contract is still at Linhai Horse Farm. It is clearly written in the contract that you will follow the company's work arrangements."
Erdeng looked at Sukhbaru in disbelief and said, "You are threatening me with this? Have you forgotten why I signed the contract? And you are threatening me with this?"
Sukhbaru said, "You can think whatever you want. Anyway, if you don't go to the horse riding competition tomorrow, I will sue you on behalf of the company."
Erdeng's face turned pale and he said, "Sukhbaru, you are completely crazy."
Sukhbaru said in a slightly cold voice: "Just think of me as crazy. If you don't go, I'm not sure what else I'll do. Qi Da and Qi Er just found a job as security guards at the Guri Hotel, right? Do you think if the hotel staff knew they had a history of robbery, would they still hire them..."
Erdeng grabbed the other's collar with both hands and said gloomily: "Sukhbaru, are you still a human being?"
Sukhbaru pulled Erdeng's hand down and said with a serious face, "If you don't want them to be ashamed in front of their fellow villagers and never find a job, then bring me the first place in the horse riding competition."
After saying that, Sukhbaru stood up and slightly adjusted his suit which was totally inconsistent with his temperament.
go away.
An Chen, holding a blanket in his arms, listened to their entire argument.
Of course he knew that out of courtesy he shouldn't stand there and listen.
But he couldn't see the road clearly now. An Chen needed to smell the scent left on the road when he came to return. If he missed this road, he might not be able to go back.
So he just held the blanket and waited for them to leave on their own.
An Chen, who couldn't see clearly, heard the sound of them pulling each other's clothes.
Is this going to start a fight?
He remembered this man named Baru. He had talked about him with Qi Da and Qi Er when Erden and the others were sitting next to each other in the mutton soup restaurant.
He's a pretty bad person.
Listening to them quarreling now, he is indeed a pretty bad person.
An Chen squinted his eyes, felt around on the ground and picked up a stone.
Although their quarrel was none of his business, at least Erden had treated him to a meal in case Erden couldn't beat the other party.
An Chen said that he could go up and help appropriately.
Of course, it can only be appropriate.
An Chen had just touched the stone and stood up when he ran head-on into Sukhbaru.
His face hit the other person's hard chest directly, and An Chen felt like he had hit a wall. The pain made his eyes red.
"Where did you come from, kid? You scared me to death." Sukhbaru saw that he seemed to be hurt, and said, "Are you okay? Are you hurt..."
Before he could finish his words, An Chen took a stone and rushed over.
Sukhbaru was knocked unconscious.
Erden turned around when he heard the voice and saw this scene. His face, which still showed some anger, was now frozen in a daze.
An Chen heard the sound of someone falling to the ground. He squinted his eyes, squatted down, touched him, and said, "He fainted."
Erdeng came forward, looked at the scene and asked: "Anchen, what are you...doing?"
An Chen blinked his eyes and said innocently, "He was so fierce. I thought he was going to hit me, so I took the initiative."