Wasn't this the worst news of all?
Every Boss felt his scalp tingle at Gu Sheng's words.
They had thought it was just a minor dispute with Wah Kee. Hongxing's territory was on Hong Kong Island, while Wah Kee's was in Malaysia. Could Wah Kee really come to Hong Kong Island and bite them?
Yet in the blink of an eye, they had become mortal enemies!
"Brother Sheng, you're always telling us not to think about nothing but fighting and killing!" Chui Gai raised both hands, looking as though he had something to say but didn't know how to put it.
"He went and died on me. What could I do?" Gu Sheng said dismissively.
"Wah Kee won't let this go..." Hon Ping said quietly.
"So watch yourselves. Don't get killed," Gu Sheng said casually. "Oh, and the Leader of Wah Kee's branch, Sap Bat Chai, died too."
Everyone: ...
"Boss, these old bones of mine can't take this!" Brother Kei couldn't help saying.
First they had fought Tung Sing, then the Hong Kong Island triads. They had barely settled those matters before fighting Hell's Angels in Thailand, and now they had taken on Wah Kee too.
Sure, making trouble was normal for gangsters, but this was far too much trouble!
"If you can't take it, retire. Want me to give you a pension?" Gu Sheng looked at Brother Kei with a teasing expression, his eyes a little cold.
Brother Kei still had a black eye, and his face was red and swollen.
A few nights earlier, someone had thrown a sack over him and beaten him up as he came out of a bathhouse.
He had no idea who had been so bold. He had investigated for days without finding anything.
Brother Kei immediately shrank back, not daring to