Reborn as a Superpower Girl in the 80s

Chapter 166: Chapter 166 Brawl Chapter 166: Chapter 166 Brawl Luo Tiancheng, head of the senior branch, was about to stand up when Qiao Juan said, “It’s definitely not for us, everyone from our family is here, eat your meal.”

Luo Tianming from the junior branch heard the urgent knocking and walked out to the front gate, casually asking, “Who is it?”

A voice came from outside the gate: “Is this Luo Bin’s home?” He wasn’t too sure, so he asked.

After being harassed for debt last time, Luo Tianming felt apprehensive whenever someone looked for Luo Bin, but he couldn’t deny it.

Opening the gate, Luo Tianming saw a young man in his twenties, “Who are you?”

The young man said, “Uncle, I’m Old Li’s youngest son from the alley up front, I work at the cotton spinning factory. I just got off work and saw your Luo Bin fighting in a group battle on Jianfang Road. You’d better hurry over, someone’s already bleeding.”

As soon as Luo Tianming heard this, he ran out, calling back after a few steps, “Thank you.”

Feng Hui in the house didn’t see anyone come in, but seeing someone running out, she hurried out of the yard, and saw the Li family’s youngest son about to leave. She hastened her steps and called out to him, “Hey, wait a moment, are you the Li family’s son from the front?”

The Li family’s youngest son replied, “Yes, auntie, I’m Li Kuo, the youngest son of the Li family.”

Feng Hui anxiously asked, “What happened? Why did your Uncle Tianming run out?”

Li Kuo explained, “Auntie, on my way back just now, I saw Luo Bin fighting in a group on Jianfang Road. Uncle Tianming ran off in a hurry.”

Feng Hui looked at Li Kuo, “Impossible, my Luo Bin has been well-behaved—how could he possibly be involved in a group fight, you must have seen wrong.”

While Li Kuo was about to say more, he heard Feng Hui say, “Go home to eat, you shouldn’t spread rumors.”

She waved her hand to let Li Kuo go, then turned and went back to the yard, though her own heart was in turmoil.

Ever since Luo Bin came back, he’d been clashing with his mother, with every conversation turning into a quarrel; these past few months, he hadn’t stopped causing trouble, even getting the family shortchanged one kitchen during division due to his gambling debt.

But this was all among neighbors, and a group fight really wouldn’t sound good. If the neighbors were to hear of this, what would become of their reputation? The Li family’s youngster really was a meddler.

Feng Hui was certainly eccentric—thankfully no one knew what she had in mind, or else they would be the laughing stock of the neighborhood, worried about reputation at such a time.

Despite her concerns, she told her daughter and younger son to eat without her, then took off her apron and headed out.

When she arrived, Jianfang Road was a mess, with lots of bloodstains. Now she was truly panicked. It wasn’t until she asked passersby that she found out someone had been taken to the hospital and a few others had been detained by the police.

It was from the bystanders that she confirmed there really had been a fight.

No longer able to inquire further, she headed straight for the police station. Whether from heat or urgency, sweat streamed down her cheeks.

Reaching the police station, she immediately saw her husband, Luo Tianming, with a troubled expression on his face.

Inside, she saw five or six young men squatting on the ground, including her eldest son, Luo Bin.

She quickly asked in a quiet voice, “Tianming, what exactly happened?”

Luo Tianming’s face was filled with worry, “I don’t have all the details yet. When I arrived, they had just been stopped by the police, and one person had been sent to the hospital.”

Feng Hui spoke with a tearful tone, “Tianming, there won’t be any serious trouble, right? He’s still young, he can’t tarnish his reputation by being locked up, can he?”