Song Yuanchao had long been Chen Rou’s primary operative in Kowloon and had even traveled to the Mainland, so he was aware of Chen Juan’s existence and knew that, by seniority, Chen Ke should be considered Chen Rou’s cousin.
Back in his hometown, cousin-on-cousin marriages were quite common due to dowry issues. Moreover, since this was likely the first time Chen Rou had met her cousin, and considering Chen Ke’s dark skin, the hideous pink shirt he was wearing that made eyes ache, and—most importantly—the fact that he was already married, the sparkling, fixated look in Chen Rou’s eyes was clearly inappropriate. Why, he wondered, was Boss Nie not worried at all?
As an undercover operative, his profession and duty dictated that he must never engage in unnecessary interaction with Chen Ke and his men, even in private. Song Yuanchao had to swallow his anxiety, not even daring to breathe too loudly for fear of attracting his boss’s attention and being glared at with that "slaughtering a chicken" stare.
Chapter 194