Chapter 121: They Checked, But I Haven’t Part one (1/2)
Chapter 121: They Checked, But I Haven’t (Part one)
After Xu Cheng was full, Li Chao, who was looking at him this whole time, finally asked, “Are we f*cking sh*t up tonight?”
Xu Cheng nodded. “Notify everyone, go to F Terminal of the East Gate port and set up an ambush there. Tonight at 6, a ship is docking and it has a large amount of cash on board.”
Li Chao nodded. Then, he hurriedly packed everything up from Xu Cheng’s car and drove his own car back to the police station. Xu Cheng held his drink and looked at Chang Qing’s villa, faintly smiling.
So what if you have eyes in the police system? I can see through you all.
After Chang Qing contacted Hetian, he called his other three bros. Now, he wasn’t sure if the other three had been tailed by the police, but he also didn’t trust the others enough.
After the call finally went through to Second Bro Vermilion Bird, Chang Qing anxiously asked, “What’s happening on your end?”
“We are fine here, there’s no police in the vicinity watching us, we checked. Bro, what happened?”
Chang Qing’s face turned grim. “Someone probably leaked the plan, and we didn’t get to transfer the funds away in time when the police raided the casino. Now the clients and money were both detained.”
“That’s 1.5 billion yuan of black money, what should we do?”
“Humph, Hetian, that Wei peasant, actually wanted to burn the bridge and let us deal with the two big clients ourselves. Thank god we kept our transaction details on record and could threaten him with it. Now, he’s temporarily lending us 1.5 billion yuan, but we need to put something up as collateral first. Now I don’t trust anyone in West Gate, and I already have police watching me so I can’t move without being exposed. You three go and tell East Gate that we will be borrowing their port tonight. At 6 PM sharp, go to Terminal F and wait for Hetian’s ship that will be docking there to deliver the cash. Then, we will use that cash and pay our clients back first through the underground money house.”
“Where did you put the transaction book?”