Chapter 274 - Turned Wimp in an Instant (1/2)

“Tong Tong!”

“Wu Tong!”

Wu Ji and Meng Fan called in unison as they saw Wu Tong. They were both dumbstruck.

Wu Tong was also slightly dumbstruck herself. She couldn’t reach Meng Fan on his phone and had guessed that he was training at the dojo. She then calculated that her brother wouldn’t have just gotten out of bed and couldn’t confirm if the two had met or not. To prevent this from happening, she immediately headed over.

She was worried for Meng Fan!

Although Meng Fan managed to beat up two South Koreans and looked to be tough, her older brother was a professional!

She didn’t warn her brother either, since she knew his personality. If she had said something, her brother would have rushed to the dojo anyways even if he didn’t know of Meng Fan. But if he knew for sure that Meng Fan was at the dojo and was trying to stir up trouble, he would be even fiercer when they fought.

Wu Tong never would have thought that Meng Fan was not being bullied. He was actually holding up Wu Ji instead.

Once the worry was out of her system, she felt a wave of anger flush over her. “What the hell are you guys doing? Are you trying to piss me off?”

“Huh? Of course not, of course not.”

Wu Ji and Meng Fan softened up immediately.

Meng Fan hurriedly let go of Wu Ji, who carefully slipped down. The two stood up side by side like elementary school children. Their eyes were dazed and seemed to be thinking of an excuse to tell their inquisitive teacher.

Their reaction speed was fast too, one speedier than the other. They looked at Wu Tong and pointed to the other and said in unison: “You guys know each other?!”

Wu Tong smiled coldly as she glared at them. “Go on, keep pretending.”

“Pre-pretend?” Wu Ji looked innocent and then suddenly looked enlightened. He pointed at Meng Fan. “Tong Tong, what did you call him just now? Meng Fan? Oh, this punk is Meng Fan?”

Meng Fan also appeared to be shocked. “Wu Tong, what did you call him, brother? Oh my god, he’s your brother!” He then found another excuse. “I was just thinking why my coach looked so familiar! Turns out he’s your brother!”

Wu Ji’s entire expression was fuming with anger upon hearing this. You think you’re the clever one? He pointed at Meng Fan. “Don’t try this with me, if I knew you were that punk ass Meng Fan, I wouldn’t teach you even at gunpoint!”

Either way, neither one of them were willing to admit they had been fighting just now.

As Wu Ji finished, he turned to face Wu Tong with a smile plastered across his face. “Uhm, sis, sorry. I was, uh, it’s like this. Basically…yes yes yes, you see Hei Bro, yes Hei Bro. He asked me to help him coach this kid. As we were practicing… Hei said he wasn’t feeling good, so I temporarily took over. I didn’t think I’d forget about bringing you breakfast. Hei Bro, that’s what happened, isn’t it?”

“Huh?”

Since Wu Tong appeared, Lao Hei knew that there would be drama to watch today. Look at that. The two had just been fighting like barbarians, but they immediately turned into wimps the moment Wu Tong appeared. This scene was too entertaining!

But he didn’t think it would involve himself, too.

He looked toward Wu Ji and Meng Fan’s hopeless gazes then back at Wu Tong’s scrutinizing eyes. Lao Hei didn’t dare to offend the two dudes, but he was even more afraid of lying to Wu Tong.

It was said that despair can stimulate a person’s desire for survival, and this was indeed the case with Lao Hei. He suddenly clutched his stomach. “Oh no, ouch ouch ouch.”

Without another word, he ran out of the practice room.

It was exciting to watch, but his life was more important!

Wu Ji pointed to this. “See, he’s not feeling well.”

“Do you think I’m dumb? He ran off because he was scared of you.” Wu Tong was huffing. She then crossed her arms and looked at the two. “Go on, don’t you like to fight? Keep going! I’ll watch!”

At this time, Wu Tong could already tell the two knew each other long before her arrival. Only, it was easy for Wu Ji to recognize Meng Fan, but Wu Tong was surprised that Meng Fan knew who her brother was.

Based on Wu Ji’s personality, he wasn’t the type to declare his identity.