Hui River.
The Angler's roar rang in Li Han's ears, deafening and jolting. He froze on the spot, staring blankly.
Yao Yiyao burst out laughing and praised him without restraint. "Li the Big Dummy, you really know how to stir things up!"
Li Qingyang thought it was utterly ridiculous. Li Han usually seemed so steady—how could he do something so brainless?
Li Han neither argued nor ran from responsibility. His family was fairly well-off, and he corrected his mistakes as soon as he recognized them. "Uncle, how much was it? I'll compensate you!"
Seeing that the young man's attitude was decent, the Angler displayed a fisherman's detached temperament and waved his hand. "Forget it. It's just a lousy phone."
After saying that, the Angler lifted his leg, ready to return to fishing, looking exceptionally magnanimous.
Li Han knew he had met a good person. The more that was the case, the less he could take advantage of him. "No, I have to compensate you. Uncle, how much was the phone? I'll give you the money right now!"
As he spoke, Li Han reached into his pocket, looking slightly worked up. "But, Uncle, I didn't bring cash. Let me transfer it to you on WeChat!"
The Angler stopped in his tracks. He was so angry he laughed.
After using a turtle to skip stones, Xue Yuantong went back to sitting by the river and fishing. She shared the incident with Chen Siyu, sending a voice message full of "Hahaha" laughter.
Chen Siyu replied, "Tongtong, what are you laughing at? If WeChat doesn't work, can't you just use Alipay? Are you dumb?"
Xue Yuantong reined in her laughter and decided she should just keep fishing.
The surroundings returned to silence once more.
Li Han had thoroughly embarrassed himself. He obediently went to