At the words "there's a bomb," the security guards immediately grew nervous.
Shan Ying's eyes narrowed slightly as she surveyed their surroundings warily.
Kong Sang went a little pale. Security checked every day, but she had never expected someone to actually plant a bomb in her car.
"Are you sure?" Kong Sang asked first.
"There's something extra underneath the car. It should be a bomb. I didn't dare touch it," the security guard from earlier said.
Although the women had undergone training, this was their first time encountering something like this.
Kong Sang took a deep breath and forced herself to calm down. She reached into her bag and touched the grip of her gun, feeling considerably more reassured.
After thinking briefly, she told the others calmly, "Don't panic. Leave two people here to watch. If anyone leaves, note down their license plate. Don't stop them."
Having given her instructions, Kong Sang took the others back upstairs. As soon as she entered, she announced, "Everyone, stay for a meeting."
The people packing up to leave work groaned.
"Don't worry, this won't take too much of your time!" Kong Sang said as she hurried into her office to call Gu Sheng.
"Ah Sheng, someone might have planted a bomb in my car! What should I do now? Should I call the police?"
Gu Sheng was having tea with Chan Ka-nam, although Chan Ka-nam did not particularly want to have tea with him.
But Gu Sheng was far too "enthusiastic" to refuse.
Gu Sheng figured there were probably still people trying to kill him lately. It would be wonderful if a couple of gunmen charged in and killed Chan Ka-nam.
Then Kong Sang's call came through.
"What's the situation now?" Gu Sheng's expression remained unchanged. He simply lit a cigarette and took