"Boss, I'll fly to America tonight to meet Hemon. I'm ready to discuss the matter you assigned me with him in detail," Tu Feng said.
Lu Yang checked the time and said, "No. Get a good night's rest at home tonight and fly out tomorrow morning. From now on, charter your flights. Safety must be the top priority. Nothing can happen to you—not because of your health, and especially not because of an accident."
Surprised yet faintly moved, Tu Feng said, "Boss, you're being too cautious."
"That settles it," Lu Yang said. "Do as I said tomorrow morning. Things are different now. Even if you don't think for me or for yourself, think about the brothers and family members behind you, understand?"
"Uh, all right. I'll listen to you. I won't leave tonight; I'll take a chartered flight tomorrow," Tu Feng said emotionally.
He knew Lu Yang's other reasons were all beside the point. The most important thing was his safety. He had followed Lu Yang since their freshman year, and four years had passed. He had graduated from university now. Along the way, they had supported each other. It could be said that he held most of Lu Yang's secrets, and Lu Yang gave him absolute trust, which he repaid with absolute loyalty.
Though he could not help Lu Yang openly like Zhou Tianming, he did no less than Zhou Tianming in the shadows, and he had endured enormous hardship. Going days and nights without sleep was commonplace. If Lu Yang asked him to die, he could do it at any time.
"That's more like it. Get back to work. I'm hanging up," Lu Yang said with a laugh before ending the call. He turned to Neff, Kostner, and the others beside him. "I'm heading back to Tiger's Maw