Chapter 30 Damn Weimeilou Kill Me

Everyone in the pavilion pointed towards the door and gave the receptionist a friendly reminder.

The welcoming boy only had time to nod and thank his companions before he quickly turned around and headed for the main door. As soon as he stepped out, his usually cold and arrogant boss now stood in front of the young master's carriage like a pug, and was about to help the person who had just stepped out of the carriage with both hands, looking very fawning.

The group cordially welcomed Young Master Han into the house, and the shopkeeper personally escorted him to the Dengtian Pavilion on the third floor, where he was accustomed to staying. After some flattering greetings, the shopkeeper bowed and left. As soon as the door of the Dengtian Pavilion was closed, the shopkeeper shouted like a chicken with blood injected.

"Hurry up, the musicians, play the young master's favorite battle entry song. The few of you should serve tea and snacks carefully. Can you serve the young master's favorite iced cheese? Come up quickly."

Suddenly, music filled the Yaxian Pavilion. As for the iced cheese, the person in charge of the kitchen stepped forward nervously and said, "Boss, there is no ice in the pavilion."

The shopkeeper was shocked. "No, no ice?" How could there be no ice? The Ice House had just delivered ice to the door. "Where are the people from the Ice House? Ah? Where is my ice?"

"Ice, ice..." The clerk who was just sent by the shopkeeper to send the people from the Ice Pavilion away cautiously popped his head out, "Boss, shopkeeper, didn't you just tell me to send them away? Did they leave?"

"Let's go?" What about the young master's iced cheese?
The shopkeeper was awakened by these words and couldn't help cursing in his heart.

But as the shopkeeper, he can't be wrong, even if he is wrong, it is someone else's fault.

"You bastard, why are you still looking at me? Go after him! A distinguished guest has come to our house and there is no ice. If you keep him warm for a while and neglect him, I will beat you to death!"

The fellow felt annoyed after being scolded, and dared not delay any longer. He turned around and ran after the Bingge's carriage.

In the Dengtian Pavilion on the third floor, the young master, who was wronged by his father in the mansion today and was so angry that he went out in the scorching sun regardless of the advice of his ancestor and mother, was now sitting in the Yaxian Pavilion, listening to the song he had heard countless times and felt bored.

He no longer drank tea and had no interest in snacks or fruits. Young Master Han simply turned around and faced outside, leaning lazily on the porch facing the street, playing with a jade walnut in his hand, enjoying the fanning service of his personal servant, and looking at the street scene below with boredom.

Just when he was feeling depressed and bored and wanted to doze off, suddenly, an unsightly figure riding a tall horse galloped towards him.

The snow-white horse, with a golden bell hanging from its neck, made a jingling sound, and pedestrians on the street automatically made way for it. Seeing that the horse's owner was about to ride past downstairs, Young Master Han could not help but stick his head out and shout.

"Hey, Lu Fang, why don't you stay at your Cheng En Mansion and come out to race horses on such a hot day?"

The man on the horse looked up when he heard the voice and saw the man leaning against the corridor on the third floor and teasing him. The second son of Duke Cheng'en and the nephew of the Empress raised his eyebrows and pointed the whip in his hand towards the upper floor.

"Hey, who did I think it was? It turns out to be you, Zhou Gai Shi! How come you, a playboy, are free today? Is your old man willing to let you out to play? Why are you in the mood to drink tea instead of going to Fuguifang to play a few more times?"

Being scolded by his old rival since childhood, Young Master Han felt embarrassed and smashed the jade walnut he was playing with, "What's wrong with me being a playboy? What's wrong with gambling? I'm not a coward like you, I can afford to have fun!"

The man on the horse downstairs caught the two jade walnuts in a rather awkward manner. There was no relief on his face for receiving the precious things, only anger that he was almost hit by them. "Zhou Gai Shi, are you crazy? This is a piece of jade. What if you hurt me by dropping it like this?"

Zhou Gai Shi raised his eyebrows in disdain and sneered, "Oh, it didn't hit you."

Lu Fang was furious, "You!"

"What do you mean? Don't you agree? If you don't agree, come and fight me!" "Oh! I'd lose face if I fight you! I have something to do today, so I don't have time to mess around with you. Goodbye."

Seeing that the guy below was not easily provoked for the first time, Zhou Gai Shi became anxious. He was also curious about his abnormality and hurriedly called out, "Hey, Lu Fang, what are you in such a hurry to do? Are you going to die?"

Lu Fang whipped his horse whip and glared at him, "Get lost, you're the one driving me crazy. I'm in a hurry to go to the Weimeilou in the East Outer City to listen to strange books. I don't have time to waste with you. Let's go."

Lu Fang, who was standing below, responded angrily and whipped his horse to leave. Zhou Gai Shi saw this and was so anxious that he leaned out of the corridor and shouted anxiously, "What strange book? Hey, Lu Fang, explain it to me..."

However, Lu Fang would not give Zhou Gai Shi any face. He did not even reply and rode away on his own. His urgent attitude was very different from the past.

Seeing this, Zhou Gai Shi, the mischievous bully, felt itchy in his heart. He didn't even care about drinking tea or having fun. He waved to the servants around him, said "go", and immediately stood up and left.

It happened that at this time the waiter had called back the people from the Ice Pavilion. After a busy battle in the kitchen, the shopkeeper personally came upstairs carrying a bowl of iced cheese and ran into Zhou Gaishi who was about to go downstairs.

The shopkeeper became anxious upon seeing this, "Hey, hey, what is Young Master Han going to do?" He's not going to leave right after he's arrived, is he?

The shopkeeper's heart skipped a beat, and he raised his bowl to persuade him to stay, "Young Master, this is your favorite iced cheese..."

It’s a pity that Zhou Gai Shi didn’t even glance at him and hurried past him and went downstairs.

Shopkeeper Zhou hurriedly stuffed the bowl in his hand into the hand of the waiter behind him and hurried downstairs. When he caught up with the man, this bad-tempered and vicious guy had already got on the carriage and spoke coldly to his men.

"Go to Weimeilou in Waidongcheng,"

Apart from that, there is nothing else and he doesn't even bother to pay attention to people outside.

The shopkeeper realized that the situation was not good, so he grabbed the servant who came with Zhou Gai Shi and secretly stuffed a ten-liang silver ingot into his mouth. Before jumping onto the front shaft of the carriage, the servant whispered something quickly in the shopkeeper's ear.

Watching the Korean Duke's carriage coming and going in a hurry, the shopkeeper stood still under the scorching sun, with a blazing fire in his eyes as high as the sun.

He clenched his fists, veins bulged on his forehead, and under the scorching sun he felt himself trapped in a fire of anger. Looking at the carriage going away from the Duke of Korea's mansion, the shopkeeper spat out something angrily.

"Damn Weimeilou, kill me."

The waiters who followed behind were shocked when they saw this and didn't dare to say anything. However, they were really worried about the shopkeeper's rage, which would affect their own jobs. After thinking it over, they pushed the receptionist out.

The poor man had no choice but to step forward and ask carefully, "Boss, what should we do now?"

How to do?
The shopkeeper smiled coldly, looked in the direction of Outer East City, waved his hand, and drew his sword.

"Hurry up and prepare the car. I want to go to the Weimeilou in Dongwai City!"

(End of this chapter)