Transmigrated as the Ex-Wife of a Heroic Man Chapter 1346 Malicious Destruction

Chapter 1346: Chapter 1346 Malicious Destruction

“What’s going on?” Su Qing surveyed the people outside the door and asked Yao Fang in a low voice, “Are they here to cause trouble on purpose, or just curious and want to take a look?”

Ever since the store opened, things hadn’t been completely smooth sailing. It was normal for the curious to come in and browse without buying anything, as not everyone had the money to afford the products, and even those who could afford them often had to fight and queue to reserve items.

The staff always provided attentive service to these curious non-buying customers, and under no circ.u.mstances was it permissible to neglect them, let alone deny them entry out of disdain. What was truly feared were those who came deliberately to stir up trouble, find faults, take advantage, or who were simply envious.

There were many of this type; the society of that era still had plenty of idlers and troublemakers. The store had encountered problems before and sometimes they could handle it themselves, and sometimes they called the police.

When it came to dealing with those who maliciously disrupted the business, Su Qing never compromised.

As the store manager, Yao Fang was absolutely one of the main forces in battle; defeating troublemakers or dealing with the envious, Yao Fang had never lost.

In her own words, she was finally leading a decent life. Earning a “salary” through her own abilities, and having found a job she loved, anyone who dared to come and cause trouble was an enemy she could not share the sky with.

Anyone who dared to pick a fight, she dared to fight to the death.

Yao Fang handled the small disturbances herself, fully displaying the fierce combativeness she had back in Trinity village.

Yao Fang crossed her arms and snorted coldly, “That one outside isn’t just a curious customer, but someone looking to start trouble. I bet she’s got more bad ideas up her sleeve!” Yao Fang’s judgment had greatly improved as her horizons widened.

Moreover, the person outside was hardly the refined urban type but rather the typical rural shrew. Yao Fang could tell at a glance, not even needing to take a closer look.

“She’s been lurking around for a long time, often coming by before the new year. After the year pa.s.sed, she came again, and our staff members tried to talk to her several times, to no avail. Sometimes she comes in, looks here, touches there. You have no idea, but her hands are so rough and strong, and always covered with black dirt. Every time she touches one of our samples, she leaves a black mark that can’t be easily wiped off. Not only that, but the smooth and delicate leather becomes rough. We later refused to let her touch anything, and she had the nerve to make a fuss and yell, until she was ‘politely’ escorted out by our staff.”

Dealing with such customers is the most annoying; kick them out, and you’re accused of looking down on customers and discrimination. Don’t kick them out, and you might as well not be in business at all. It could even affect the quality customers and drag down the brand image.

It was only because Yao Fang herself had a knack for dealing with these people that a different manager might have been reduced to tears by now.

In fact, Yao Fang had her own methods for handling such thugs and bullies. Instead of throwing them out with a bad att.i.tude, she’d have the attractive staff members, with beaming smiles on their faces and enormous strength in their hands, politely pull the people out of the store.

Once outside, the approach would vary. If they were reasonable, they’d have a talk, and if not, they’d call the police.

Most of these situations could be resolved this way.

But the one outside was a piece of work; hearing the threat of police, she not only showed no fear but also a smug smile. She brazenly acted as if she was just waiting for Yao Fang to call the cops, as though it was Yao Fang and her team who would be the unlucky ones.

The vigilant Yao Fang didn’t dare call the cops, but she had other methods for not calling. After dragging the person out, Yao Fang grabbed her hair and taught her a brutal lesson. She specifically pinched where it wouldn’t be easily noticed, using a lot of force. The victim cried and screamed, unable to voice her suffering.