Chapter 90.2: Should We End It Now? (2)
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100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 90.2: Should We End It Now? (2)

Bai Zhou: “…”

He could hardly believe what he was hearing from his father. 

You’ve neglected me for two years and forced me to meet your mistress and illegitimate son. Are those not enough? Why do you have to appear right now and sabotage me?

“Can’t you do something good for once?” Bai Zhou roared in sheer anger. “Why must you sabotage me at a time like this? Do you know how hard I had to work…” in order not to be blacklisted like Song Shiyu!

Bai Zhou didn’t speak the latter half of the sentence aloud. He was so furious that he was tempted to crack Bai Zhengye’s skull open to see if what’s inside was as dense as the Earth’s core.

… Had this happened half a year ago, he might have really done so. It was just that the time he had spent with Ji Fanyin had smoothened out his thorns, putting him in greater control of his own emotions. 

“How is that not a good thing?” Bai Zhengye frowned at the unexpected outburst from Bai Zhou. “You’ll be taking over your mother and my business empires in the future. This is a good opportunity for you to gain some experience running a business. It’s just a small studio anyway. It doesn’t matter even if you bankrupt it.”

Bai Zhou squeezed his eyes shut. He felt the blood in his body gushing up to his brain, screaming at him to hurl a punch at the asshole standing before him. 

“No.” He squeezed a single word out from between his teeth.

“Why not? As long as the price is right and the owners are fine with it…”

“No!” Bai Zhou smashed his helmet on the ground, producing a deafening crash that echoed in this enclosed space.

The sheer force caused the helmet to rebound to around half the height of a man before slowly rolling away on the ground. 

The violent show of might shocked Bai Zhengye. He roared in anger, “What kind of attitude are you showing me?”

Bai Zhou took another deep breath. His temples had been throbbing nonstop for a while now, and his puffy eyes felt uncomfortably swollen. 

It was at this moment that an epiphany dawned upon him.

… This is where all of my bad habits came from.

Bai Zhengye did a

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