The City's Strongest Son-in-law-Chapter 237 You Moved Me Deeply

At 6 a.m. the next morning, Su Changfeng was the first to wake up, feeling a leg pressing on his chest. However, he didn’t feel any discomfort; on the contrary, he felt particularly refreshed both physically and mentally.

When the alarm clock went off, Tang Qiulu slowly retracted her leg, her face somewhat flushed as she went to wash her face and brush her teeth, obviously feeling a bit shy.

After both were ready, they went out for a morning run together, but during the run, they encountered someone Su Changfeng didn’t expect, Qian Xiang.

When Qian Xiang saw Su Changfeng, he warmly greeted him, "Hello, Brother Su, hello, sister-in-law."

"Are you here for a morning run?" Su Changfeng asked in puzzlement. Someone like Qian Xiang probably frequented nightclubs and wouldn’t likely be up early for a morning jog, right?

Qian Xiang was definitely not the type who regularly exercised, but if the security hadn’t told him Su Changfeng might come out at this time, he would definitely still be sound asleep.

"Brother Su, to be honest, I’m specifically waiting for you here. I hope I’m not disturbing you?" Qian Xiang said.

"You are disturbing us," Su Changfeng said bluntly. After all, he hadn’t gone for a morning run with Tang Qiulu for a long time, and Qian Xiang’s appearance was definitely like a giant light bulb—a 2000-watt one at that.

Qian Xiang didn’t expect Su Changfeng to be so straightforward, and now stood awkwardly, at a loss for what to do.

Tang Qiulu knew about Qian Xiang, although she’d never had any interaction with him, but she’d heard about him to some degree, and the Qian Family held a particularly high status in Hai City. Seeing that Su Changfeng wasn’t showing any courtesy, she glared at him and said to Qian Xiang: "It’s okay. Did you come to find him for something?"

At this point, Qian Xiang didn’t dare to speak, feeling like he was on the edge of a cliff. Originally, he came to build a good relationship with Su Changfeng, but now, he’d upset him instead.

"Sis... sister-in-law, am I really not bothering you and Brother Su?" Qian Xiang asked cautiously.

Tang Qiulu looked at Su Changfeng, who couldn’t help but smile wryly. Now that his wife had spoken, he couldn’t refuse.

"If you have something to say, just say it now, so as not to waste time," Su Changfeng said.

Qian Xiang finally breathed a sigh of relief: "Brother Su, there’s a gathering tonight, and I came to invite you."

"What kind of gathering?" Su Changfeng asked, thinking he could now head back to his room with Tang Qiulu to sleep, and even if it was an invitation to a Peach Banquet, he wasn’t in the mood to go. However, Tang Qiulu clearly didn’t want him to refuse.

"It’s a gathering among young people, the sons of noble families in Hai City," Qian Xiang replied.

Su Changfeng was about to shake his head and refuse, but he immediately sensed a pair of sharp eyes staring at him, leaving him no choice: "Alright, but it can’t take up much of my time because I have to get home earlier."

"Okay, okay, I’ll make sure the gathering starts earlier so it doesn’t take up too much of your time," Qian Xiang excitedly said, his hands trembling a little. If he could use tonight’s gathering to become friends with Su Changfeng, his trip would be worthwhile. Now that Su Changfeng had agreed, he had to plan something to make him happy tonight.

Initially, Qian Xiang planned to invite some models, but after seeing Tang Qiulu, he abandoned that idea. While beauties could win over most men, they wouldn’t sway Su Changfeng, as it was clear how much he loved Tang Qiulu. Without her, Su Changfeng wouldn’t be going.

"Sister-in-law, I’ll leave you now. Sorry for taking up your time," Qian Xiang said, nodding to Tang Qiulu.

Previously, Qian Xiang never took Tang Qiulu or the entire Tang Family seriously. But now, he dared not do so. In his heart, he genuinely considered Tang Qiulu as his sister-in-law, hoping for some familial connection.

"Such a person like Qian Xiang, couldn’t we just send him away? Why make me waste time there?" Su Changfeng asked Tang Qiulu after reaching the mountaintop.

"The Kong Family is currently a First-class Family in Hai City. It’s better to have a friend than an enemy, right? Besides, being friends with him benefits your future development as well," Tang Qiulu said. novelbuddy-cσ๓

"Me?" Su Changfeng asked with a surprised expression, thinking Tang Qiulu wanted him to go because of the Tang Family, but she seemed to have other thoughts.

"Yes, who else? Wherever I go in the future, it’ll be the Tang Family’s business. In the end, the beneficiary will still be that Tang Xiangdong guy. I don’t care what happens to the Tang Family in the future," Tang Qiulu said.

Su Changfeng didn’t expect Tang Qiulu to be doing this for him, but to him, the Qian Family was of little significance. Even if the entire Hai City’s people targeted him, he wouldn’t care.

But knowing Tang Qiulu thought like this, Su Changfeng felt particularly moved.

"Qiulu, you really moved me," Su Changfeng said.

"Don’t forget, you need to make those who look down on us regret it," Tang Qiulu said with a face full of longing as she looked northwards.

At 5 p.m., Su Changfeng received a call from Qian Xiang. After learning where the gathering would be held, he drove his Audi to the location.

Lately, that particularly flamboyant Lamborghini had been severely damaged by Li Qianwen and would need repairs before it could be driven again, and the costs weren’t cheap either.

Upon reaching the gathering location, Su Changfeng found it to be a private club, which looked quite nice.

Several luxury cars were already parked outside, almost like a luxury car show. Although the Audi Su Changfeng drove was decent, it didn’t stand out here, and no one even took notice of it.

Just as Su Changfeng found a parking spot and was about to park, a service worker hurried over, impatiently tapping on Su Changfeng’s car window.

Stepping on the brakes, Su Changfeng rolled down the window and asked with a puzzled expression, "What’s the matter?"

"Sorry, there’s no parking space available here now," the service worker said disdainfully, looking at Su Changfeng.

"Then what’s this spot I’m in?" Su Changfeng asked, stepping out and pointing to the space he intended to park in.

The service worker sneered, pointing to the surrounding cars, "Look at those cars and then look at the one you’re driving. Where do you get the nerve to park here?"

"Aren’t they all four-wheeled vehicles? What’s the difference?" Su Changfeng chuckled helplessly, not expecting even a small service worker to be so proud, even looking down on his Audi.

"Each of those cars has a single tire worth more than your entire vehicle. What can you compare? Besides, this spot is for our club’s exclusive use; if you’re not going into the club, you can’t park here," the service worker said.

"How do you know I’m not going to the club?" Su Changfeng said.