C49 Discovered (1/2)

When Mei Chuanqi saw the boy reaching out his hand, he thought that the boy wanted to touch his head. He smiled and leaned forward, purposely lowering his height so that the boy could touch his head.

However, the little boy clawed at his face, laughing as he tore off his sunglasses.

Mei Chuanqi was startled, he quickly took back the sunglasses from the boy's hand and put them on.

When the little boy saw the ”toy” that he had just obtained was taken away by someone, his small mouth was flattened. With a ”wow” sound, he burst into tears, feeling extremely heartbroken.

Mei Chuanqi, ”...”

Feng Jingteng, ”...”

The little boy's mother quickly coaxed the child not to cry.

The surrounding crowd went silent for a moment. Then, someone whispered, ”I feel that the man wearing sunglasses looks just like the deserter soldier from a year ago.”

”I also think it looks like him, but wasn't he sentenced to three years in prison? It's only been a year, it can't be him, right? ”

Someone retorted, ”So what if you've been sentenced for three years? Won't he be commuted and released early? Also, he has a bald head, so he's obviously someone who just came out of prison. ”

After hearing this person's words, everyone felt more and more that the person wearing sunglasses was the deserter from a year ago.

”Look at how he doesn't even refute our words, nor did he take off his sunglasses to prove that he isn't the person we were talking about. I dare to say that he is the deserter from one year ago, Mei Family's Eldest Young Master, Mei Chuanqi.”

The scrutiny in the eyes of the crowd gradually turned into contempt, as if they were looking at a person who had committed an unforgivable sin.

Since he was recognized, Mei Chuanqi no longer planned to be a turtle who cowered and took off his sunglasses silently.

Instantly, the crowd was filled with curses.

”Pah! It really is that useless trash.”

”Damn, it really is that coward.”

”Why did you let him out so early? You're letting him off too easily. If I were a judge, he would have already been sentenced to a hundred years in prison.”