Besides, security personnel must have been involved as well. Otherwise, there was no way anyone could have entered Old Xu's room so easily.
That raised the question: since the waiters on duty were all smart people, and the security personnel monitoring the hotel cameras certainly weren't idiots either, they couldn't possibly be unaware that the consequences of doing this would be either imprisonment or a life on the run.
Unless they had been tempted by something they couldn't resist, and someone was able to arrange for them to leave the country immediately, there was no way they would have agreed to this so easily.
In other words, getting the waiters and security personnel involved would require not only paying a steep price, but also having the means to send them abroad. Most importantly, they had to be people they knew. If they weren't familiar with and confident in the person, they wouldn't believe that person could fulfill such conditions.
Since that was the case, the range of suspects had been greatly narrowed. Adding to that the clues Chai Pingle had recalled, he immediately thought of the person most likely to be responsible.
"Damn it, that bastard is trying to frame me!"
After cursing fiercely with a twisted expression, Chai Pingle picked up his phone and called his good-for-nothing nephew. However, the other party didn't answer. Even after several calls, there was still no response, which made him curse furiously.
After quite a while, Chai Pingle finally calmed down. He thought about it and realized that although his nephew had accomplished nothing, he was quite good at reading people's expressions. He immediately understood that the little bastard had probably realized he was furious and was deliberately refusing to answer his calls.
With that thought, he let out a long sigh and