Yu Lanjian was in his fifties, tall and thin. He strode to the casino entrance with the manager and saw a young man in a red suit standing there, with over a hundred Maids behind him.
The sight made every casino guard rather nervous.
If GS really wanted to go inside, these guards would not dare stop him. They were earning a salary, after all, not putting their lives on the line.
But GS was in no hurry to enter. Instead, he stood outside studying the casino's frontage, clicking his tongue.
Yu Lanjian came out, saw him, and laughed. "LS of Causeway Bay! I've heard your name for ages and always wanted to meet you. I never expected you to come here before I could visit. Actually, I have some history with your Hongxing! I even met Mr. Chiang Chun back in the day."
Seeing Yu Lanjian enthusiastically extend his hand, GS considered it, then raised his own and shook with three fingers, as though picking something up.
Yu Lanjian did not mind. Still enthusiastic, he said, "Your visit today does me an honor. And all these brothers-give each of them two thousand in chips so they can have some fun inside. As for anything else, let's talk inside. How does that sound?"
It had to be said that big-time operators who could thrive in both Hong Kong and Macau knew how to handle people and situations. The atmosphere eased at once.
Even GS could hardly turn hostile now.
After all, GS was usually fairly amiable.
He left people alone if they left him alone.
"Go on." GS tilted his head, and the Maids behind him immediately beamed as they went into the casino to collect their chips and play.
Quite a few of these young gangsters liked gambling, and