It was Leto who took the initiative to contact Tabler.
Nominally, this man was regarded alongside Tabler as "Bifur's right-hand men," but in terms of his actual value in Bifur's eyes, he far surpassed Tabler.
Of course, due to the outside world's mistaken perceptions, Tabler knew this well and still harbored a certain urge to compare himself in secret.
Perhaps influenced by that, he and Leto did not communicate directly very often. There was a hint of "two kings never meeting."
Besides, whenever this man called, it never brought anything good.
Tabler answered the call and maintained a courteous tone. "Mr. Leto, is something the matter?"
Leto's crisp, firm voice came through. "Mr. Bifur just asked me something, and he asked me to ask you as well."
What did you mean by that? Showing off?
Tabler knew such a reaction was pointless, yet he could not help feeling stifled.
Leto did not care what he thought and asked directly, "Mr. Bifur wants to know whether you know someone named Azar."
"Azar?"
Affected by his emotions, Tabler did not react immediately. But in the instant it took him to ask that question, his mind cleared, and the man's image lit up amid his complex web of connections.
"I know him. He did dirty work. I think he already quit and ran off..."
As he spoke, his heart suddenly skipped a beat. It connected with several sensitive issues he had sorted through yesterday.
The next second, he thought of Ming Fan.
That was right. Azar could be linked to Ming Fan.
Back then, it was precisely through Azar's channels that Tabler had "invested" a huge sum of money in Ming Fan's deadbeat husband.
That enormous sum had actually been financed through various troublesome channels. When Sincher's investment failed, it directly caused a