Qin Shuli hailed a cab, but instead of heading west toward Victoria Peak, he went straight east toward the Victoria Harbour pier.
The men tailing him outside the bank hurriedly called their superiors. Qin Shuli spotted them in the rearview mirror, his eyes glinting with a cold light. This was precisely why he hadn't let Yan Qijun come to the bank; since Li Linfeng knew someone was shorting Changhe’s stock, he would naturally arrange for people to shadow him, and if they caught the person responsible alone, they would likely strike immediately.
For Changhe to become number one in Hong Kong, it inevitably had to be involved with both the underworld and the establishment. Liang Xin had once said that besides Hung Hing, there were three other older syndicates in Hong Kong. Hetu was one such organization supported by Li Linfeng, and its headquarters were located in Lower Central, near the Victoria Harbour pier.
Chapter 400