Leng Feng talked with Ren Ziling at the hotel until very late—they had even bought three bottles of that expensive bottled water to boil for tea.
Afterward, Leng Feng got into a military jeep and left.
The person who had come to pick Leng Feng up was once again a young man in military uniform, with an extraordinary bearing.
Afterward, Akiko said she was tired and returned to her room early to rest—but that was not the real reason. Akiko had gone back to her room so she could concentrate on digesting everything she had heard that evening.
Akiko had never forgotten the purpose of her coming here. Although Song Ying had not given her any new instructions during this period, Akiko still tried to collect as much information as possible about Young Master Qiu.
Akiko had already figured out Ren Ziling's personality, and she had also thoroughly investigated Luo Qiu's family background—at least, that was what Akiko thought.
However, after tonight, Akiko discovered that things were not so simple after all—because Leng Feng had appeared.
A man who served as a major in the capital's military region—he was Luo Qiu's father's good friend and sworn brother. From his conversation with Ren Ziling, Akiko could easily tell that Leng Feng seemed extremely concerned about his sworn brother's widow and child.
Furthermore, their conversation had also involved people Akiko had never encountered before—for example, Ye Yan, a man who worked for Interpol.
There was also a woman named Ali, who seemed to work for some important department in Huaguo. Besides them, several other names had surfaced one after another.
Akiko had originally thought that Young Master Qiu merely came from an ordinary police family, with at most an uncle like Ma Houde to provide him with some connections. She had never