He Han had no idea that the bespectacled man intended to sell those drugs to several companies, so Merck Group would not be the only one coming after him in the end.
In short, not long afterward, the security chief never appeared at the airport again. No one knew where he had gone. Just like that, he became one of the countless missing persons in the United States and was gradually forgotten.
Only the security inspector who had helped him detain that box of drugs connected his disappearance to the incident.
The bespectacled man's behavior that day had made it obvious that he had taken someone's money and had specifically come to hold back that box of unidentified drugs. Afterward, the drugs had not been sent for any so-called inspection. Instead, the bespectacled man had taken them away himself.
As for what had ultimately happened, the security inspector neither knew nor wanted to ask. Even his superior, the airport's head of security screening, had "disappeared." Why should he wade into that mess?
Besides, losing a harsh superior was a good thing for him.
What worried him most was this: if the person who had made the bespectacled man "disappear" was that Chinese-American youth who had been astonishingly calm all along, would he, who had helped detain that box of drugs, be retaliated against as well?
He spent quite some time terrified by that possibility, only gradually relaxing after a long while. As for the bespectacled man, he became even less willing to mention him in the slightest.
That was all in the future. He Han had no interest whatsoever in such a disposable minor character and calmly led the group away from the baggage check counter.
There was still plenty of time before their flight, so He Han led the