Shen Hongbin was laughing as he knocked on my door. I opened and saw him wearing a casual floral shirt, with a pair of sunglasses hooked on his collar. He appeared as an amiable, romantic person. One of his hands was leaning on the door frame as he asked, “Hey neighbor. You’ve just moved in, right? Can I come in so that we can talk?”

I wore a cold face as I invited him in. Shen Hongbin scanned the place. “Hey, don’t you feel this living room is a bit too empty? You should get someone to fix it.” 

I asked directly, “Are you here to check if I was screwed by the Hong Kong expert working for you?” 

“What are you talking about? I’m not a narrow-minded person like my sister-in-law.”

He waved his hand to dismiss the bodyguards in the room, leaving just the two of us. 

Shen Hongbin patted my shoulder, asking...