81: Chapter 65: Old Grudges and New Enemies!_2 81: Chapter 65: Old Grudges and New Enemies!_2 “I’ve thought it all through for you,” Phoenix said, “Of course, the prerequisite is that you first need to have a personal identity file.

Otherwise, enrollment will be a very big problem…

With a personal identity card, you are considered a true New Star citizen.

Buying houses, cars, enrolling in schools, getting promotions, etc., will no longer be restricted.”

“I understand,” Tang Fei nodded.

He paused, then added, “The courtyard you gifted me has no parking spot, where can I park my flying car?”

“Already considering all that before I’ve even sent it?”

“As a seasoned Hunter, I like to plan ahead for everything.”

“That is indeed a problem,” Phoenix frowned and said, “I know you’re used to living in courtyards, so I specifically chose that type of house for you…”

“But that kind of garden-style courtyard has no underground parking…

If it’s not possible, then how about we remodel the rooftop to add a flying car parking spot, or maybe buy a parking spot nearby for you?”

“That could work,” Tang Fei nodded.

Phoenix had helped Tang Fei a lot, and he never thought of standing on ceremony with her.

If it was within her power to do something, she would do it.

Just like on Old Land, when she feasted on her favorite roasted field mouse…

He did not feel indebted to Phoenix, and Phoenix did not need his indebtedness.

If the other party has a need and you just happen to have the ability, then simply doing it is what it means to be a friend.

Phoenix also genuinely liked Tang Fei for his authentic and fearless gusto, the way he shamelessly enjoyed the ‘meal’ of being a pretty-boy.

She said with a smile, “If Second Prince sends it over in the next couple of days, you can park the car at my place…

I have a garage.”

“How come you didn’t buy a flying car?” Tang Fei asked.

Phoenix shook her head, “Many people have offered them, but I’ve turned them all down…

I’m a student, there’s no need to be so flamboyant.”

“I understand,” Tang Fei made a mental note of ‘Phoenix thinks Second Prince is flamboyant’.

Phoenix first took them to a teahouse for morning tea, where there was an array of pastries and an assortment of meats.

The only regret was that the portions were too small.

Tang Fei ate five or six servings, and Little Fatty was only satisfied after devouring over a dozen steamed buns.

Then he leisurely sipped his preserved egg and lean pork congee…

After breakfast, Phoenix led the two of them towards the nearby largest Galaxy Mall.

Inside the mall, a dazzling array of goods filled the place.

Little Fatty was like Granny Liu entering the Grand View Garden, amazed at everything, curious about everything, and asking about everything.

Tang Fei was much more composed than him.

He did not understand, but he did not ask…

After all, Little Fatty had already asked everything he wanted to know.

Phoenix took them both to a clothing store and introduced, “I like the styles of the clothes in this store; they focus on casual comfort…

You two are about to enter school, and there won’t be many occasions to wear formal attire, so it would be better to buy more casual clothes.”

“You make the decisions,” Tang Fei said.

“Welcome,” the sales associate greeted them as they entered the store.

“Thank you,” Phoenix responded and walked over to the racks, picking out a few items and handing them to the sales associate.

Receiving the clothes, the sales associate asked, “Are these for the gentleman to try on?”

“No, those are too gaudy; we don’t want them,” Phoenix indicated the full rack of clothes in front of them, “Have the two of them try on everything else…

all of it.”

“Everything?” the sales associate looked at Phoenix in shock.

“Yes, everything,” Phoenix nodded.

Wasn’t she clear enough?

“That’s a lot, isn’t it?” Tang Fei said.

He had never seen shopping done this way before; he hadn’t even seen others shop…

Phoenix looked at Tang Fei and Little Fatty, “I noticed that the clothes you were wearing before were severely worn and tattered, some were even patched up…”

“Although tattered clothes can’t hide your peerless elegance, if conditions permit, why should we let others look at us through colored glasses?

After all, the majority of people in this world are still vulgar.”

“Okay,” Tang Fei agreed readily.

His clothes indeed all needed to be replaced, either torn or worn out, which indeed made it easy to attract strange looks from others.

Little Fatty didn’t even need to be mentioned.

He had only a few clothes to begin with, and because he grew too fast, his clothes were clearly too small.

Either the sleeves were too short or his belly was poking out…

Look, he had a few extra bowls of porridge this morning, and his round belly just couldn’t be hidden.

Even though Tang Fei had reminded him several times to suck it in as much as possible.

Seeing a big customer had arrived, the other salesladies all came over to help.

Everyone gathered around to serve Tang Fei alone.

Phoenix pointed to Little Fatty and said, “He needs to try on clothes too…”

“Miss, I’m really sorry…” The saleslady looked apologetic at Phoenix.

Although most of this girl’s face was covered, her facial contour and voice still made them marvel at her beauty and temperament.

In their hearts, they guessed she might be some big star.

Such a customer could not be offended at all costs.

“We don’t have this gentleman’s size in our store.”

“You don’t have plus sizes?”

“We do.

But this gentleman still won’t fit…”

“Extra-large sizes?”

“We don’t have those,” the saleslady shook her head and said, “Our store’s clothing is aimed at a limited target audience…”

Phoenix, helplessly, said to Little Fatty, “I’ll take you to another store to look later.”

“Alrighty, thank you, Sister Phoenix,” Little Fatty accepted cheerfully.

He didn’t feel discriminated against in this situation.

He knew he was overweight, and if they didn’t have his size, then there was nothing that could be done.

After all, what shop wouldn’t want to do good business?

Everyone wants to sell their products.

Yan Xinyou and her best friend, arm in arm, strutted ahead, followed by two tall bodyguards carrying a dozen bags of various sizes for them.

After escaping back from Old Land, she hid in her house and quietly stayed put for several days.

But after a week passed, the restless gene in her bones began to stir.

The weather was nice today, and so was her mood.

As soon as her best friend called, she could no longer stay put and went out shopping with her bodyguards.

It was as if the skirmish on Old Land had nothing to do with her, and she had long since torn and isolated herself from that painful past.

A few bodyguards died, big deal.

Her father was loaded with money; she could just hire a few more.

That’s when her gaze was caught by two familiar figures.

She rubbed her eyes, uncertain, losing a piece of her fake eyelashes, but she was sure that those two were the refugee youths she encountered on Old Land.

The chubby kid’s figure was distinctive; the skinny one, who shot Simon dead with a smile without saying a word, left a deep impression that haunted her nightmares to this day…

Her body’s reaction wouldn’t lie; that intense physical and mental discomfort, the rigidity of her body, goosebumps, the cold shivers down her spine…

Had they come to New Star?

No, they were New Star people, pretending to be blind migrants from Old Land looking for treasures…

“What’s wrong?” Her best friend felt Yan Xinyou’s entire weight leaning on her, moving mechanically forward, as if she was dragging a human-shaped zombie along.

“I saw a few old friends,” Yan Xinyou said through clenched teeth.

She dialed a number on her wrist phone and said, “Dad, those two…

they are on New Star, I saw them.”