Eating Grapes

"This house is not bad," He Ning praised.

"It's all thanks to you," Xia Wen said mockingly.

If He Ning had not made an anonymous report saying that they had hidden away cultural relics and then hired a bunch of people to dig up the house until it was unrecognizable, why would they need to renovate the house?

He Ning did not feel embarrassed at all. He was a person who would admit frankly what he had done and firmly deny what he had not done.

It could be considered one of He Ning's very few strengths.

"Are you here just to take a look at my brother's house?" Xia Wen asked.

"No, I'm here to give you a settlement," He Ning said as he sat at the stone table.

Xia Wen had been waiting for this day for a long time. He thought that He Ning would endure it for a few more days until there was too much work for him to handle before appearing. He did not expect He Ning to not have the patience.

It seemed that he had overestimated He Ning.