It turned out that none of the people Bo Yanqi brought in were simple.
At first, Bai Hanzhou had a terrible headache over it. He thought Li An was nothing but a troublesome brat—an incredible fighter who refused to obey orders.
The key was that Li An simply wouldn't listen to anything he said.
Every time, he could only use Bo Yanqi's name to scare him into behaving.
But that trick didn't work every time. After hearing it too often, Li An realized Bai Hanzhou was only bluffing. In truth, he didn't dare call Bo Yanqi too often either.
Mainly because even if Bai Hanzhou called Bo Yanqi, the call might not go through.
Who knew what important business Bo Yanqi was handling? His phone would remain switched off for ten days or even half a month at a time.
Most of the time, unless Bo Yanqi contacted him first, Bai Hanzhou had no way to reach him at all.
Once Li An discovered that, he gradually stopped fearing Bai Hanzhou's threats.
Which made Li An even harder for Bai Hanzhou to control.
So the two of them got into arguments every few days, and actual fights were an even more common occurrence.
At first, the housekeeper and servants were terribly nervous, but after seeing it happen enough times, everyone became calm about it.
Whenever they saw the two fighting again, the housekeeper would coolly tell the servants to move the valuables away, then stand at a safe distance himself to avoid getting caught in the crossfire.
After fighting Li An so many times, Bai Hanzhou gradually developed a sense of crisis.
At first, he always lost when fighting Li An because the boy was young and belonged to Bo Yanqi. He hadn't dared use his full strength, deliberately going