"Where's the waiter? Did they die or something?"
"Is anyone going to serve us?"
The men cursed and grumbled. Lili hurried over and said with a smile, "Brother Asheng, this is my friend's stall. We know the rules. We'll definitely pay the membership fee in full."
Asheng glanced at Lili. He knew this woman; she was a pimp who usually paid the Tainan Gang as well. He then looked at Jiang Hao behind the grill and asked in Taiwanese-accented Chinese, "A mainlander who snuck across the water? How long have you been here?"
Lili looked back at Jiang Hao. "Three or four months."
"Enough nonsense. We'll talk about the membership fee later. My brothers and I are starving. Bring us one of everything you have so I can try it," Red Hair Asheng said.
Lili walked over to Jiang Hao and whispered, "Brother Tie, just focus on cooking. I'll handle these people."
Jiang Hao nodded.
Lili knew that the Tainan Gang talked foul and acted arrogantly. She was afraid Jiang Hao would lose his temper and talk back, which would cause serious trouble.
The reason she could be a pimp was because she handled things smoothly. Her sisters had her deal with all these trivial matters, while they could lie back and make money in peace without worrying about the troubles of the underworld.
Four cold dishes and more than a dozen kinds of grilled skewers later, Red Hair and his two companions kept praising the food. They drank several bottles of alcohol as well, while Lili attended to them carefully the entire time.
At last, after they had eaten and drunk their fill, Red Hair Asheng stood up. He led his two lackeys over to Jiang Hao, stared at him intently with a vicious look on his face, and