After the fake daughter’s mind was read, the real daughter posted crazy posts

When Mr. Chu saw that no one answered him, he didn't get angry.

He first put the middle-aged man he was supporting aside, and then protected his two daughters behind him.

Although the man opposite did not speak, Chu's father noticed that the shaved man in the lead paused for a second when his eyes swept over Chu Mu.

As a businessman, reading people's expressions is his most basic skill.

He was sure that he was not mistaken. The person opposite who stopped them was definitely related to Chu Mu.

When Chu's father saw Chu Fang and others who were surrounded, he and Chu Fang made eye contact, and it was easy to guess that this group of people were sent by the Pei family.

However, among these people there were no members of the Pei family that he was familiar with. Could it be that the Pei family were so confident that nothing would go wrong?

In addition, Father Chu also felt a sense of resentment at being looked down upon. To be honest, he had only experienced this feeling a few times since he was a child.

When the two sides were confronting each other, the ringing of a phone broke the tense atmosphere.

The sound came from the guy with a crew cut opposite.

Everyone looked at him. The young man answered the call calmly as if he was the only one in the room.

He said a few words to the person on the other end of the phone and then hung up. When he looked at Chu's father again, there was finally some expression on his face.

"Mr. Chu, my master will be here soon, and he will explain it to you in person then. But..." The young man turned his gaze to Chu Mu, "This lady needs to come with me."

Father Chu understood what was going on. As expected, these people were coming for Chu Mu.

He pulled Chu Mu behind him and said, "Sorry, I don't trust you. Why don't you wait until your master arrives?"

Chu Shang also walked to Chu Mu and held her arm tightly.

Not to mention Chu Fang and the others, Chu Min's eyes even turned red.

Chu's father's words did not anger the younger brother. Hearing Chu's father's words, the younger brother just nodded indifferently: "In that case, let's wait!"

The young man seemed very casual and agreed to Mr. Chu's request easily.

He walked straight into the yard, and soon after, the group of people behind him also came in. The yard was not small, but with twenty or thirty people coming in at once, the space was still too cramped.

The guy with a crew cut didn't do anything to Chu's father and Chu Mu. He just walked into the house, found a chair, and sat down.

Chu Mu's pupils trembled. Apart from anything else, the chair in the room was really dirty, with thick dust, and this guy sat down without even wiping it...

At this moment, Chu Mu ignored the intimidating aura of the young man.

It was already very dark at this time. There was no moon today, and once the sky got dark, I felt a sense of panic as if I couldn't see my hand in front of me.

The guy with a crew cut ordered someone to light the lights.

The next second, Chu Mu saw the group of guys in black clothes leave the yard. He didn’t know what they did, but the lights in the whole house turned on.

The whole house seemed to have come back to life. The bright white lights were out of place in this house but somehow harmonious with the current scene.

Chu Mu looked at the light tubes that suddenly emerged from the wall and couldn't help but marvel at what a huge project this must be!

At this moment, the man who had been put to sleep by the little Taoist priest woke up again. This time he woke up several hours earlier than last time. The little Taoist priest took off the talisman paper on the man's back and looked at it over and over again, as if doubting his life.

The man who woke up was not as neurotic as before, and he looked much more normal now.

The young Taoist priest looked at the talisman paper several times but couldn't find any problem with it. It was clearly able to ensure that the person would sleep for at least five hours!

The middle-aged man covered his head and swayed as if he was drunk.

The old Taoist priest glanced at him and asked, "Young man, are you okay?"

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