Although Chiang Tin-yeung felt a great sense of urgency after Lau Bo-keung's warning,
he was not actually all that worried deep down.
The fact that Master Kwan's trusted subordinate was still willing to contact him meant that the Hung Hing members involved in this call would not affect Master Kwan's impression of him.
Otherwise, Chiang Tin-yeung knew perfectly well what position he would be in.
Taking a phone call in his office? Those fearsome men from Master Kwan's T Group would probably have already burst in with guns in their hands.
Of course, there was one condition: he had to provide a perfect explanation.
Lau Bo-keung was clearly very satisfied with Chiang Tin-yeung's attitude.
"Usury Shing! Usury Choi! Big Mouth Shing! Fat Fook!"
Without beating around the bush, he named all four men.
There was no question about Usury Shing's identity. He was an elder of Hung Hing, belonging to the same generation as Chiang Tin-yeung's father, Chiang Tin.
However, Usury Shing had already retired from the underworld while Chiang Tin-yeung's older brother, Chiang Tin-sang, was still in charge.
Over all these years, he had done little besides collect tribute from his followers and enjoy desserts, keeping himself well behaved.
But even so, his followers had now stirred up considerable trouble.
Lau Bo-keung could not simply ignore him because of his advanced age.
Usury Choi, whom Lau Bo-keung had specifically mentioned, was Tsui Yau-choi, who had taken over most of Usury Shing's operations-the owner of the finance company involved in the current series of cases.
The last two, Big Mouth Shing and Fat Fook, were Tsui Yau-choi's two right-hand men, Ho Tai-shing and Yeung Ching-fuk.
Tsui Yau-choi's finance company had actually long been under the watch of the Police Force's National Security Department.
After all, the TUI Intelligence Network's reach