Young Master Ye

Bai Weiqi was as uncomfortable as he could possibly be... It had taken a great deal of effort to lure Amy here, and even more to drug her. Yet, his nemesis, Ye Feng, had shown up again—not only beating up his men but also showing no fear, not even in the face of a gun...

As Ye Feng charged toward him, Bai Weiqi panicked. He didn't really dare to fire, and, in fact, he'd never fired a gun before. When he finally resolved to pull the trigger and shoot Ye Feng, he discovered that the gun wouldn't respond no matter how hard he squeezed. In that moment, Ye Feng's foot lashed out, striking Bai Weiqi's wrist. The pain was so excruciating it brought tears and snot streaming down his face—he had never experienced agony so sharp.

Only then did Bai Weiqi realize just how much pain those two men clutching their wrists must have been in...

Ye Feng wasn't satisfied with teaching just him a lesson. Since so many spoiled heirs wanted him dead, he figured he might as well make an example of them. But he didn’t get the chance, for suddenly the lights in the corridor outside the private room blazed on, and a swarm of police officers stormed in, surrounding everyone.

Inside, the boys and girls high on drugs kept dancing, completely out of place compared with the fully armed police now crowding the room.

The officer leading the team was clearly a seasoned veteran, well-used to handling such incidents. His first order was for someone to turn off the music. Only then did he take in the surroundings: several young scions lay beaten, and among them, a young man clutching his wrist looked oddly familiar...

"The Bai family's eldest son... Bai Weiqi." The officer—Captain Wang—searched his memory, finally recalling the notorious playboy's name. His heart sank. Bai Weiqi had been assaulted in his jurisdiction—this could be a serious matter, one requiring delicate handling.

Bai Weiqi saw the police as saviors. After a few pitiful cries, he sobbed, "Captain Wang, you have to stand up for me! We came here just to have fun, and they beat us black and blue! You have to get justice for us..." In Bai Weiqi's mind, Ye Feng would never dare go against the police, so he could act as recklessly as he pleased. He had conveniently forgotten the lesson from the last time with Wang Bazhua.

In truth, Captain Wang hardly knew Bai Weiqi—just a few brief encounters at banquets. But he was well aware of Bai Weiqi's reputation. With such a powerful father, and now badly beaten in his territory, Wang knew his own career could be at risk if this was mishandled...

He glanced at the others in the room—clearly not ordinary rich kids. Then he looked at Ye Feng and his three companions. Although they were well dressed, Wang didn't recognize any of them; they clearly weren't from prominent families. A quick calculation, and he made his decision: he’d take a hard line with these four instead. He barked, "You four are under arrest for malicious assault. Take them away!"

Ye Feng didn’t even bother to look at Captain Wang, a cold sneer flickering in his eyes. He replied icily, "It seems you’ve got the wrong people. You’re passing judgment without even investigating. Can’t you see who the real victims are? That Bai scion tried to assault someone and was carrying a gun. Are you sure you want to arrest us?"

At first, Captain Wang wasn’t concerned. There was no surveillance here, so no evidence—and even if there was, with the Bai family’s influence, such matters could easily be smoothed over. But the final part of Ye Feng’s words gave him pause; the reaction was the same as the head of security’s. In China, illegal firearm possession is a major crime—and not something a mere police captain could cover up.

Seeing the captain’s expression darken, Ye Feng laughed coldly. "Captain Wang, are you sure you know what you’re getting into? Can you really handle this?"

Following Ye Feng’s gaze, Captain Wang’s heart leapt in alarm. On the floor, illuminated by the lights, something glinted faintly. Upon closer look, it was indeed a handgun—cold sweat broke out across his brow...

Captain Wang’s face grew grim. He glanced at the ashen-faced Bai Weiqi, who now seemed fully sober and finally realized the gravity of his predicament.

Bai Weiqi’s demeanor confirmed his guilt—this was as clear as a ticking bomb in Captain Wang’s eyes.

But Captain Wang hadn’t risen to his rank without cunning. He swiftly scooped up the gun and slipped it into his own pocket, then barked, "Take them all back to the station!"

Surrounded by police, Bai Weiqi panicked—he’d never been through anything like this. Trembling, he stammered, "Captain Wang, I can’t go! I’m seriously injured—I need to go to the hospital!"

Seeing Bai Weiqi’s lack of awareness, Captain Wang’s face darkened. He blinked, then whispered sharply, "Enough talk! Do you have any idea what kind of trouble you’re in? If you don’t come with us, you’re finished!"

If Bai Weiqi still didn’t understand after that, he truly was a fool. He had no choice but to cooperate and was led away by the police.

At last, the long-delayed ambulance arrived. Captain Wang directed his men to carry the gravely injured young scions to the hospital on stretchers.

He then turned to Ye Feng, who was still holding Amy protectively, and said in a low voice, "Let’s go. You can’t escape responsibility for this. Come with me and make a full statement."

Ye Feng frowned slightly and replied calmly, "I can’t go to the station now. I need to take her to the hospital. Don’t you realize she’s the primary victim here?"

Captain Wang was experienced—one glance at Amy and he could see she hadn’t been given much of the drug. "She’ll be fine after some rest. She’s involved in this case and must come with us."

"That’s nonsense—she’s the victim, not a suspect. She’s only sixteen. Given the drug she was given, if she doesn’t get medical treatment, she may suffer lasting harm..." With that, Ye Feng moved to leave with Amy in his arms.

Captain Wang couldn’t let Ye Feng go—otherwise, Bai Weiqi’s situation would become even more complicated. His face turned severe as he stepped in front of Ye Feng, voice icy. "I said you can’t leave, and that’s final! Who do you think you are? I’m a police officer—you have to listen to me!"

"I have to get her to the hospital. Either you step aside, or I’ll make you." Ye Feng stared at Captain Wang, fully aware of the man’s intentions.

But Ye Feng was never one to shy from trouble, and his three brothers behind him were even less so. To them, a minor figure like Captain Wang barely registered. Still, Ye Feng preferred to avoid direct conflict with the police if possible.

He quietly signaled to Bad Boy to call Xu Wen and have him come settle the matter.

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