Officer Wei glanced at the distant Processing Plant. A night had passed, and there was still no movement. He picked up his radio and said:
"They won't make the deal during the day. Leave two teams here to watch, and everyone else go back and rest. Get your energy back. The targets will definitely make a move tonight."
For a deal like this, they couldn't possibly have the goods delivered here several days in advance.
Since nothing had happened last night, it would be tonight.
"Boss, you haven't rested all night either. Go back and get some sleep," a young police officer beside him urged.
"We'll keep watch here. If there's any news, we'll notify you immediately."
Officer Wei thought it over. There really was no point in him staying, and he really was struggling to stay awake now.
"Back in the day..." Officer Wei began instinctively.
"Back in the day, you could stake a place out for days without blinking. You've told us plenty of times!" the young officer said with a laugh.
Annoyed at being interrupted, Officer Wei waved a hand. "You little brat!"
He turned and walked away, sighing. "Can't deny I'm getting old!"
He wasn't actually that old, only in his forties, but he certainly couldn't hold out like he had when he was young.
After he had walked back for a dozen minutes or so, a car turned in to pick him up and take him back to Police station Headquarters.
"Stop a second!" Officer Wei called out the car window toward a newspaper stand. "Give me a paper!"
"Oriental Daily or Tin Tin Daily?"
"One of each!" Officer Wei took the two papers and casually cursed, "That bastard..."
He knew about the newspaper business, but he didn't consider it much of an issue and