Chan Kwok-wah was one of Zhou Quan's truly trusted veteran subordinates.
In terms of closeness, Chan Kwok-wah could not compare with Chow Sing Sing and Kwan Man Chin.
But his importance to Zhou Quan was certainly no less than that of Luo Danian and Lok Kai-cheung.
It was just that when Zhou Quan first took up his post in the Security Department at Tai Kwun, Chan Kwok-wah's rank had been much lower, making it impossible for Zhou Quan to bring him over as a group commander in the Security Department.
Besides, Zhou Quan had already taken quite a few key personnel from the West Kowloon Anti-Triad Unit at the time. He could hardly strip his old unit of every last resource.
Only now had a vacancy opened up in the Security Department's management, with Chan Kwok-wah also meeting the conditions for promotion.
Since Number One, the top boss, had left the Security Department's personnel changes to Zhou Quan, Zhou Quan naturally would not forget his old brothers back in his former unit.
Chan Kwok-wah, who had been the first in the West Kowloon Region's Anti-Triad Unit to throw his support behind Sir Kwan, and whose nephew now enjoyed Sir Kwan's high regard, was undoubtedly the first choice for promotion and transfer.
Of course, the main consideration concerned the three men who had once served under Zhou Quan: Chan Kwok-wah, Miu Chi-shun, and Gei Siu-kwan.
Apart from Chan Kwok-wah, who had remained second-in-command of the West Kowloon Region's Anti-Triad Unit, the other two were both direct commanders of anti-triad departments in the districts below.
The West Kowloon Region's Anti-Triad Unit still had a superintendent-ranking commander above it.
Chan Kwok-wah's actual authority was even less than that of Gei Siu-kwan and Miu Chi-shun, who served in the districts below.
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