Chapter 118: The Four Year Old Score Between Tang Zichen and Wang Chao (2/2)

“There has been no orders yet, only that you are to keep up a friendship with Chen Aiyang while paying close attention to the Chenshi Corporation. They don’t wish for us to make a single bite for the assets of the Chenshi Corporation. We’ve killed Shen Hong, so we should leave Singapore as soon as we can to avoid the Singaporean police and the interference of the Americans. So, you should leave today while we return by boat.”

Lin Yanan continued, “This month, we will watch the nation from the sides. There will definitely be a huge battle of firearms between the Chenshi Corporation and the Chinese Revival Society. We will wait for that to pass, and depending on the circumstances, a new mission may pop up.

Wang Chao thought for a moment; the situation was really as Lin Yanan said. The Chinese Revival Society and Chen Aiyang had a match next month, but with Shen Hong dead and Cheng Shanming gone, this troublesome situation had become extremely hectic. Clearly, staying in Singapore was not the right choice to make.

“Fine, I’ll bid farewell to Chen Aiyang tomorrow and head back to Shandong to rest.”

Lin Yanan’s eye turned to Wang Chao before she nodded her head, “Take care of yourself. Protect Zhu Jia and make sure she doesn’t get in any trouble.”

Wang Chao smiled, but he did not speak and instead watched as Lin Yanan disappeared into the road.

At this moment, the sun had already rose up over the ocean and illuminated the sky.

“I’ve gotten rid of Shen Hong, and Cheng Shanming has obediently left Singapore. I too, must leave. I’m afraid there will be trouble for you two, but I hope that you will be prepared for it.”

An hour later, Wang Chao met up with the Chen siblings once more.

Wang Chao hadn’t hid a thing and explained the situation to Chen Aiyang and Chen Bin, allowing them to prepare for the worst.

“What, you’ve killed Shen Hong?” Chen Aiyang’s eyes widened in complete shock as he looked at Wang Chao. Chen Bin was also surprised.

“You….you…how could you do that? By doing this, you’ve given us a large amount of troubles.”

“Chen Bin’s forehead had begun to pool with sweat while her face paled.

“Sister, don’t be like that.” Chen Aiyang waved his hand before sighing. “Ai, I know that you aren’t able to move as you please either. With your status, you cannot do as you wish. But since you’ve been open with us, that much demonstrates your true feelings. If only we hadn’t this restriction put onto us. If only we were simply two friends of the Wulin, how enjoyable our exchanges would be.”

Wang Chao smiled, “I have always considered you two to be my friends in the Wulin.”

“But since you killed Shen Hong, you must leave right away! Sister, arrange for a secret flight, he must leave Singapore by this afternoon! Otherwise, the Singaporean police and American agencies will blockade the entire city and make it impossible to leave. The elder can’t learn of this either.”

Chen Aiyang had suddenly stood straight up and spoke with urgency.

“I’ve already a flight prepared for Vietnam! I prepared for this in secret a few months ago; even the elder doesn’t know. From Vietnam, you can go to Hong Kong. You’ll be safe then.” Chen Bin suddenly spoke.

“What, sister, you had this hidden up your sleeves?” Chen Aiyang was startled.

“Brother, the elder isn’t a benevolent person. We have our businesses in Hong Kong, if anything were to happen, we could fly on over and work by ourselves!” Chen Bin spoke seriously.

But Zhu Jia watched Chen Bin with an inward gasp, “This Chen Bin is quite the schemer. If she and Wang Chao were to remain together, who knows just what might change between them?”

“Then there’s no time to lose, take him there straight away!”

Not too long after Wang Chao and Zhu Jia left, several Americans and could be seen walking into one of the general rooms of the Singaporean Police Department at noon. Several high ranking police officers could be seen already waiting inside.

“Yesterday night, a firefight broke out in one of the shoreline villas. The owner and a dozen other men were shot to death, what happened? Just how could such a malicious event happen?”

A single American with blue eyes and an eagle-beak nose glared as he asked one of the Singaporean police members.

“This was a matter regarding the Chenshi Corporation. One of the ones that died is the leader of one of the largest criminal organizations in Hong Kong, the Chinese Revival Society. Their dispute with the Chenshi Corporation is a well known thing. We’ve already started the appropriate investigations, I am sure we’ll get the results soon enough.”

The police officer that was asked gave a detailed description of what they knew before handing several photographs of what was taken from Shen Hong’s villa.

“God fucking damn it! This information is useless! I demand the Singaporean police to seal off all airports and outgoing seaports! I want that Chinese youth arrested straight away and handed over to me!”

With a crash, the American man had thrown off all the reports on the table down to the floor in a fit of anger. Then, he took out a single picture from his pocket.

This was a picture of Wang Chao.

“Mr. Smith, please calm yourself. This is Singapore, a sovereign nation, and not a colony! You are a part of Interpol, but you are not our boss. You have no authority to command us to do anything in this police department.” A police officer rapped a finger on the table as he put on a look of disapproval towards the American.

“Oh my god.” The eagle-nosed American let out a single cry before holding his head in his hands. “You have absolutely no idea just how terrifying this youth really is.”

As he spoke, the American named Smith slapped a second picture onto the table. This time the picture revealed a purple-dressed woman, and underneath the photo was a series of intelligence they had of her.

“This is the leader of a large-scaled terrorist organization in Africa. You have no idea how much trouble she has given us in Africa!” Smith pointed at the picture. “Good God, the existence of this person is even more terrifying than the Arabic terrorist group Al-Qaeda.”

“What does that have to do with Singapore.” The police officer gave a neutral smile.

“Of course there’s a connection. According to our intel, she was here in Singapore just last week. The youth I’m telling you to arrest has a connection with this head of the terrorist group. Four years ago, our men were trying to infiltrate S province in China when they were killed. This youth was most likely with her at the time!”

Smith had leapt to his feat as he spoke, but his words had been almost incoherent.