After wearing the book, he was favored by the villains in line

Although he didn't know what Lou Rongrong was going to do, Chun Han immediately asked the wife who took care of the eldest son of the boat to bring him his favorite caramel.

Lou Rongrong walked in with maltose, and saw the hypochondriac son who the boat boss said was only three or four years old.

From the mother-in-law who took care of him, Lou Rongrong learned that his name was A Fei.

He did look like the size of a child, but he had an obviously middle-aged face, sitting on the bed with a smile on his face, playing with his fingers while grinning.

Osteochondrosis, which is what we call rickets now, so although the son of the boat boss is already in his thirties, he is as tall as a child.

However, rickets generally does not cause mental retardation. Judging from his symptoms, it is very likely that there are other diseases that affect mental development. Therefore, it is such a coincidence that it is also rickets, and only the IQ of a child. No viability.

When Lou Rongrong was looking at him, the person on the bed also noticed her, with a face in his thirties, tilted his head and looked at her in a daze, as if wondering what this unknown person was here for .

Lou Rongrong seemed to have read his mind, took out a candy with a smile, waved it in front of him, and asked:

"Do you know what this is?"

The big boy's eyes lit up in an instant, and he stretched out his hand to grab it, yelling:

"Sugar! Sugar! Sugar! Eat sugar!"

Lou Rongrong dodged back, avoided his hand, made a quiet gesture, and said in a coaxing tone:

"Shh - as long as Ah Fei is quiet from now on and doesn't say a word, I'll give you this candy, how about it?"

He understood Lou Rongrong's words, and immediately covered his mouth tightly with both hands, leaving only a pair of longing eyes, which were filled with:

"A Fei is obedient, give A Fei candy."

Lou Rongrong nodded in satisfaction, and handed the candy to him. The latter stuffed the candy into his mouth quickly, as if he was afraid that someone would snatch it, and after tasting the sweetness, he showed a silly smile of satisfaction.

Seeing this, Lou Rongrong continued to seduce:

"Would you like to eat more sugar?"

He nodded hastily, like a chicken pecking at rice.

Lou Rongrong took out a handful of caramel from her purse, waved it in front of his eyes, and said before he couldn't help but rush to grab it:

"As long as Ah Fei is obedient and does one more thing, I'll give you all these candies, how about it?"

Ah Fei, who only had sugar in his eyes, immediately nodded in agreement.

Lou Rongrong asked:

"Will you cry?"

Ah Fei looked at her a little suspiciously, not knowing why she would ask such a question, Dang even let out a cry, and performed a howl on the spot.

Lou Rongrong was very satisfied, gave him another candy, and continued to guide:

"Cry louder, have you ever been beaten? Yes, that's the kind of crying, cry harder, the more miserable the better, yes, yes, it's like this now, keep it up, keep it up, keep going..."

Every time A Fei cried for a while, Lou Rongrong would give him an extra candy. A Fei looked at the candy left in Lou Rongrong's hand, cried more and more vigorously, trying to earn all the caramel.

It sounded miserable, but in fact he was rolling happily on the bed, but it sounded more like he was rolling on the floor in pain from being whipped.

The boat boss on the other side could no longer keep calm. When Ah Fei cried out for the first time, he couldn't help but struggled violently. At the end, he had tears all over his face. He couldn't control himself anymore, so he just cried out in pain. :

"My son, my son! It is Daddy who is sorry for you! It is Daddy who has been deceived by lard! It is Daddy's fault that makes you suffer for Daddy instead, my son—"

When Ah Fei finished crying a lot of candy, Lou Rongrong went back to the room where the boss of the boat was, and said to him:

"Okay, your son has suffered on your behalf, you can go back now."

After speaking, he motioned for someone to untie him.

As soon as the boss of the boat broke free from the shackles, he rushed to check A Fei's situation, but was stopped by Lou Rongrong.

She reminded very patiently:

"I said you could go. I didn't say your son could go with you."

The boss of the boat was full of tears, knelt on the ground and kowtowed to her again and again, begging as he kowtowed:

"I beg you, all my mistakes are my fault, my son is innocent, please, let my son go!"

Lou Rongrong had a heart of stone and was unmoved, and ordered the guards:

"Pull him out quickly, don't let him cry here, hurry up."

Seeing that he was about to be dragged out of the door, and that he might never see his son again, the boss of the boat suddenly became anxious, and frantically searched in his mind for a way to let him stay.

Suddenly, inspiration flashed in his mind, and he hurriedly shouted:

"Water bandits! Those water bandits! I know their origins! When they traded with me, I accidentally saw the tattoo on one of them!"

As soon as these words came out, the corners of Lou Rongrong's lips rose slightly, she waved her hand to signal the guards to stop, and ordered:

"Du Juan, take him to see your master, and make sure to dig out everything he knows."

Seeing that there was something going on, the boss of the boat suddenly panted as if he had escaped from death. He wanted to tell everything he knew, and wiped out all the corners in his memory, in exchange for the chance of his son's life.

However, when he finished explaining everything and came out, he saw his son squatting at the gate of the courtyard, eating candy while drooling, counting the ants on the ground, with an old cloth bag on his body.

He hurriedly rushed forward to examine A Fei's whole body carefully, but he didn't find any scars. On the contrary, he himself was tied up for two days and didn't get much water. He was much weaker than A Fei at the moment.

A Fei didn't know what his father was nervous about, but happily showed him the caramel and snacks in his cloth bag, proudly saying:

"Daddy, Tang, Ah Fei, cry, earn Tang!"

He howled twice as he spoke, and then stuffed the sugar into the mouth of the boss of the boat.

The boss of the boat was stunned, and it took him a long time to realize what was going on. Tears welled up in his eyes, and he pulled his son to kneel at the gate of the courtyard, and kowtowed several times in the direction of Lou Rongrong.

With tears in his eyes, he told his son:

"Fei, you must remember that little sister who gave you candy just now, she will be our family's benefactor in the future, if you have a chance to meet again in the future, you must treat this sister like you treat your father, understand?"

A Fei looked confused, but nodded obediently.

Lou Rongrong had no chance to know how the boss of the boat educated his son, but the news provided by the boss of the boat was indeed a very important clue.

Lou Rongrong walked into Fei Wusu's room and saw that he was looking at the map and frowning in thought. Before he could ask, Fei Wusu had already raised his eyes to look at her, and his expression did not look relaxed.

Lou Rongrong's heart skipped a beat, and she stepped forward and asked:

"Brother, what's the matter? But what's wrong?"

Fei Wusu did not perfunctory her just because she was a child, but pointed out to her carefully on the map:

"The tattoos on the water bandits pointed out by the boat boss belong to a water bandit gang called the Sirius Gang, which mainly operates in the waters near Yangzhou City, but he also saw other water bandits with different tattoos, which do not belong to the Sirius Gang. help."

Lou Rongrong immediately understood:

"These gangsters, who seem to be unconnected or even hostile on the surface, may actually be the same force behind them, and they pretend to be water bandits from different gangs in order to cover up."

Fei Wusu nodded slightly, with a solemn expression:

"Furthermore, these people are well-trained and well-trained. They are obviously not ordinary bandits. If the boss of the ship did not lie, it is very likely that someone is borrowing bandits to raise soldiers!"