Chapter 76: Chapter 73 Qiu Wen’s Apprenticeship LetterQiu Wen and Lu Xuehong were stunned, their astonished eyes looking at Chu Mengyao and then at Chu Biyao. The two were anxious, unsure which of the sisters was the celebrity and which was the CEO. Hardly anyone didn’t know about the deeds of the twin sisters, and these two women were naturally aware, but they couldn’t distinguish which was the older sister and which was the younger.

    The two women, hand in hand, stood to the side, completely bewildered.

    Chu Mengyao and Chu Biyao were also curious, who exactly were these two women in front of them?

    Ye Fan was having a headache, understanding the two were here to see him.

    "Sister, they’re here for you. Don’t you recognize them?" Chu Biyao assumed the two knew her sister, but seeing her sister’s reaction, she had to doubt whether these women had any connection to her sister at all.

    Chu Mengyao, puzzled, said, "Who are you? If you have something to say, please do." sea??h thё N?velFire.nёt website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

    "Hello, I’m Qiu Wen, and this is my partner Lu Xuehong. We came here to seek mentorship. Please forgive us for any abruptness." Qiu Wen spoke slowly, with her and Lu Xuehong’s gazes fixed on Ye Fan. Seeing Ye Fan’s displeased expression, the two women were also uneasy.

    "What? Partner? Are you lesbians? Please, have a seat, no need to be formal." Chu Biyao exclaimed and pushed the two women to sit down, eyeing them with a curious gaze as if meeting aliens. "I’m very curious, how does it feel when you two try to make a baby? Oh, right, you can’t make a baby. So, are you satisfied when you make love?"

    Chu Biyao was a curious soul, her big, clear eyes spinning as she examined the two women.

    The two women blushed slightly, even Qiu Wen, a big sister in the underworld, felt embarrassed. Now the two women could distinguish the sisters’ relationship. For a moment, they couldn’t respond to the curiosity about the nation’s goddess. However, seeing that the two sisters did not look down on them, on the contrary, seemed approachable and friendly, the pressure in their hearts eased quietly.

    "Stop making trouble," Chu Mengyao warned sternly. Chu Biyao innocently stuck out her tongue, refraining from continuing to embarrass the two women, instead asking, "Who are you here to apprentice with? Is it him?"

    Speaking, Chu Biyao directly pointed to Ye Fan. Who else could it be if not Ye Fan? Surely not to take the sisters as mentors, which was absolutely impossible.

    The two women nodded, and Qiu Wen took out a thick paper, bowing as she said, "Master, this is my letter of apprenticeship, a total of five thousand words. I’ve written all the big and small events from my life on it. I know someone like you values character when taking apprentices. This is me now. If there’s anything you’re not satisfied with, please point it out. I will change and meet your requirements for becoming an apprentice."

    "What the hell, a five-thousand-word apprenticeship letter? Are you serious? Is this an apprenticeship thesis?"

    "An expert? What kind of expert is he? He’s barely grown any hair, what qualifies him to take apprentices?"

    Chu Biyao took the apprenticeship letter and started reading it with great interest.

    Ye Fan outright ignored the two women. Isn’t this just outright blackmail? Holding his leg in the bar to act shamelessly, now they’ve come to find him to continue playing shameless games.

    "What’s going on?" Chu Mengyao, seeing the two women looking pitiful, proactively asked Ye Fan, making it very clear—interrogating how Ye Fan got involved with the two women and managed to attract a pair of lesbians, quite the skill.

    "Taught a few punks a lesson in the bar, and they were impressed by my kung fu and latched onto me," Ye Fan explained briefly.

    Chu Biyao’s eyes lit up. She planned to start her own company and wanted to produce a movie or something, but hadn’t found a good subject. An inspiration flashed in her mind, deciding to take this on, and she definitely wanted to include Ye Fan as a character. Additionally, everything needed to be filmed discreetly using high-end surveillance to capture real moments, with the two women in front added to the project being ideal. So she decided to help Qiu Wen find a mentor, naturally requiring Qiu Wen to agree to some things.

    She began to negotiate with the two women and, after understanding their situation, the three women reached a unified agreement.

    "Sister, take a look at this letter, it’s quite pitiful." Chu Biyao handed the apprenticeship letter to her sister, giving a glance that only the two sisters could understand; of course, she wanted her sister to help persuade Ye Fan to accept Qiu Wen as a disciple.

    "Ye Fan, Qiu Wen is pitiful. She had an unfortunate childhood. Her mother died in childbirth, and her father was a gambler. In middle school, Qiu Wen dropped out to rescue her father, who died at the hands of loan sharks. She survived by fighting and violence to this day."

    "For a girl to wield a machete is too cruel. She’s now seeking your help, you should show some sympathy, reveal your compassionate heart, and accept Qiu Wen as a disciple."

    Chu Biyao used a mix of cajoling and persuasion, whispering in his ear.

    It’s not that she deliberately made Qiu Wen’s background sound so tragic; she had picked the good parts to say. The hardships Qiu Wen suffered were numerous, too many to count.

    Chu Mengyao glanced at the apprenticeship letter, quickly absorbing all the content. She didn’t try to influence how Ye Fan should act, choosing to respect whatever decision he made.

    "Take a look at this." Chu Mengyao handed the apprenticeship letter to Ye Fan.

    Ye Fan flipped through it, absorbing all the information. The letter of five thousand words not only detailed Qiu Wen’s past but also introduced Lu Xuehong’s background. It was clear the two women were sincere. Certain parts of the letter had smudged writing, indicating they felt emotional while writing these words.

    Qiu Wen was a girl who had endured many hardships. At sixteen, she dropped out of school, mixed up in violence, and after her father’s death, frequented police stations and hospitals, suffering along the way.

    Lu Xuehong came from a good family and received a high level of education, but family relations broke her heart. Her father had an affair with her mother’s sister, driving her mother to suicide in despair, leading Lu to cut all ties and run away from home.

    The Gray Wolf Bar faced great trouble. Those thugs in the bar wouldn’t leave, yet they stayed by Qiu Wen’s side to serve her, fearless in the face of strong adversaries. This showed Qiu Wen’s loyalty, winning the hearts of the thugs, far surpassing the bodyguards around Chu Mengyao, who fled at signs of danger.

    "I’ll teach you some skills, enough to protect yourself, but accepting you as a disciple is out of the question," Ye Fan said in a grave tone.

    "Yes, Master." Qiu Wen was overjoyed.

    "Thank you, Master, for your generosity." Lu Xuehong thanked with tears.

    The bar’s situation wasn’t good; they were likely to be captured by the Fierce Tiger Gang and become playthings. The two women naturally wouldn’t suffer humiliation and had prepared for suicide. But in Ye Fan, Qiu Wen saw hope to resolve the crisis, prompting her to seek mentorship. She was willing to disregard everything, including her dignity, as long as she could protect her beloved; staying alive was naturally what she wanted.