"Hehe, Mr. Fatty, look at what you're saying!" Ye Chen smiled and then pulled out two red bills from his pocket, saying, "Just these two, no more, they're for you, Mr. Fatty!"
Li Cheng reached out and grabbed the bills, then inspected them against the light before swiftly pocketing them, saying with a smile, "Not bad, not bad, you remember those who helped you, and don't burn bridges after crossing. You're a good lad!"
"That's right, Mr. Fatty, you've been kind to me, and I can't forget that!" Ye Chen grinned. Ye Chen seriously scrutinized Li Cheng's eyes, noticing that they were shifting, perhaps using this expression to hide something. Within the Tianya Group, Ye Chen probably suspected Li Cheng the most. Although he was the legitimate son, he didn't inherit his father's estate but was treated as a wastrel. Such resentment might arise from many similar situations.
