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Liu Dajiang shouted.

It alarmed the people inside the side room.

The originally tumultuous sounds quickly quieted down.

"Why did he return?"

"Get dressed, hurry, if he finds out about our relationship it will all be for nothing."

The two people in the room hastily got dressed.

When the door opened, a woman in pajamas appeared first.

A bald monk was kneeling on the ground, seemingly meditating.

"What are you doing here?"

Liu Dajiang was taken aback looking at the woman opening the door.

It was his wife Sun Li.

Sun Li's expression was somewhat unnatural, she explained.

"You, didn't you want a son? I never got pregnant, so I came to ask my uncle to chant some prayers, perform a ritual, and see if we can let mom hold a big grandson."

Once he heard about his mother, Liu Dajiang didn't care about how his wife got there.

He rushed directly to the old monk sitting cross-legged on the floor.

"Master Jishi, how is the situation now?"

The old monk, who was pretending, opened his eyes and spoke to Liu Dajiang somewhat dissatisfied.

"Mr. Liu, haven't I told you before? During my rituals, no one should disturb me, earlier your yelling almost led me to a mental breakdown."

"If the vengeful souls on your mother's body cannot be dispelled, don't blame me!"

The old monk truly captured Liu Dajiang's concerns, immediately terrifying him into a panic.

"No, no, please don't blame Master Jishi, it's my oversight for disturbing you, here's another ten million to calm your nerves."

Upon hearing about an additional ten million, the old monk's expression slightly eased, he stood up from the ground, and spoke benevolently.

"Forget it, forget it, heaven has a virtue for preserving life, since I'm here, I should naturally do my utmost, so let's just drop it."

"Haha, I see, if Liu Dajiang hadn't yelled before entering, the deceitful couple would have been exposed, right?" Zhang Xiaoshan couldn't stand it and commented.

"What... what are you saying, who are the deceitful couple?"

Sun Li, dressed flamboyantly, panicked immediately, she cursed at Zhang Xiaoshan angrily.

"Where does this fool come from, daring to spout nonsense in my house? Old Liu, aren't you going to kick this bastard out?"

"Smack,"

While Sun Li was cursing, Liu Dajiang slapped her across the face without hesitation.

The slap sent Sun Li, mouth full of blood, tumbling to the ground.

What a joke, angering Zhang Xiaoshan is practically seeking death.

Liu Dajiang has seen Zhang Xiaoshan's ghostly methods with his own eyes, and he hasn't lived long enough yet.

"You, you impotent old fool, how dare you hit me, your mother! I'll fight you!"

Sun Li, a shrew, immediately stood up and began to tear at Liu Dajiang.

Zhang Xiaoshan heard the woman's insults, glanced at Liu Dajiang.

Yes, Liu Dajiang looks like a big burly man, but his energy is insufficient, somewhat strong on the outside and weak on the inside, indeed unable to perform.

And this woman is a typical vixen, with a great need.

Even two young men might not satisfy her.

Looking at it this way, it's likely the woman had long been entangled with this old monk.

"Fuck your mother, get out of here."

Liu Dajiang, anxious to save his mother's life, didn't have the time to waste here, he kicked Sun Li hard in the stomach, rushed up and punched her a couple times, completely dazing her.

Sun Li was scared, now she only dared to sit on the floor crying, not daring to tear.

"Someone, take this fool away, lock her in the backyard first, don't let her out without my orders."

"Yes."

Two bodyguards outside immediately walked in.

"Miracle Doctor Zhang, I'm sorry for making a spectacle."

Liu Dajiang was so embarrassed he wished he could find a crack to crawl into.

But Zhang Xiaoshan wasn't interested in the petty family matters at all.

"It's okay, don't waste time, take me to see your mother first."

"Yes, yes."

Liu Dajiang couldn't wait, ready to leave with Zhang Xiaoshan.

"Hold on."

At that moment, Master Jishi suddenly shouted, his expression as though he'd lost his dear mother, extremely displeased.