"Fang?"
Asaka Akie was completely dumbfounded. "What are you doing, Fang?"
"She's a thief."
Fang Cheng replied casually, then grabbed Nangong Saya by the clothes and hauled her up from the ground. "Were you following me?"
If she really was stupid enough to do that, Fang Cheng wouldn't mind giving her the chance to replace her remaining arm and both legs with mechanical ones.
Nangong Saya had been knocked silly by Fang Cheng's punch. Only then did she come to her senses, and she shouted furiously, "Who was following you? This is my home! Let go of me!"
She had taken a few of her underlings to the hospital, but they didn't have enough money for the medical bills, so she'd had to grit her teeth and run home to get some.
She hadn't expected to run into this menace right outside her home. The moment they met, he'd punched her without so much as an explanation.
The worst part was that Nangong Saya couldn't beat the little bastard. She was so furious she could cry.
Looking at the anger and grievance on Nangong Saya's face, Fang Cheng turned to Asaka Akie in confusion. "Isn't this your home?"
Akie came to her senses and hurriedly explained, "We're both tenants here."
She hesitated. "Fang... could you put her down first?"
Only then did Fang Cheng realize he'd made a mistake. He immediately let Nangong Saya down and even carefully straightened her collar. "Sorry, I hit the wrong person. You shouldn't have suddenly opened the door and startled me. Don't do that next time."
Nangong Saya glared at him, grinding her teeth in anger.
The bastard had clearly beaten her up, yet he was acting as if she was the one in the wrong.
If she didn't have a few underlings waiting