Those Classmates who Suddenly Disappeared

At this very moment, Gu Fan was walking slowly, calmly enduring the bombardment, completely ignoring the helicopter’s assault. If he had a cigarette, he’d even fancy a smoke.

Upon hearing the communication device go off, Gu Fan picked up and said, "Hello, baby girl, what’s up? Have you guys escaped?"

Gu Xiaojin immediately replied: "Dad, we did as you said and we’ve run away, but Leng Feng stayed behind to clean up the tracks. I’m worried he might..."

"What do you mean, worried about him? Then you call me? You don’t really expect your old dad to go help that punk, do you? No way," Gu Fan outright refused, leaving Gu Xiaojin in a difficult position, with no choice but to plead: "Dad, please help him, I am begging you."

Gu Fan still spoke unwillingly: "My darling daughter, you saw it yourself, from the beginning, the kid never liked me, and I should go save him? What if he’s ungrateful? It’s really awkward to offer a warm face to a cold ass."

The helicopter had exhausted all its weapons, yet it failed to faze Gu Fan, who coolly kept talking on the phone, almost as if he was challenging them.

With no other choice, the helicopter could only circle around Gu Fan while informing the incoming troops to be ready; this masked guy was not easy to deal with.

Gu Xiaojin continued to seek help, only to further aggravate Gu Fan: "Tell me, baby girl, why do you care so much about that smelly brat? Be honest with me, what’s the relationship between you two? If it’s that kind of relationship, I absolutely disagree. You can drop the idea, my daughter is definitely not marrying Leng Le’s son."

"Oh my God!" Gu Xiaojin was left speechless, clueless about the previous generation’s grudges.