Rumors always travel infinitely faster than official news.
Word of Lian Ho-tung losing over 100 million spread like wildfire through the ranks of Chung Sing Yee. It seemed to come from nowhere, yet soon, even the lowest-level foot soldiers were talking about it. Some whispered, others protested.
While it was true that the wealth of Chung Sing Yee had been built by the efforts of leaders like Lian Ho-lung, in a strict sense, a portion of the company’s capital belonged to the members themselves. They risked their lives for the organization, and in return, they were entitled to support—medical bills, bonuses for hits, funeral expenses, compensation for families, and payment for those willing to take the fall for the bosses.
Chapter 99