Watching Gu Sheng leave, the young men immediately looked toward Li Wenwen nearby.
Ever since entering the restaurant, Li Wenwen had stayed off to one side, as if none of this had anything to do with her.
Especially after hundreds of underlings had poured in just now, she had ducked straight into the crowd.
"You came with Guo Huiting? Who was that guy?" one young man demanded indignantly.
"You've all heard of him. Gu Sheng of Hongxing," Li Wenwen said, walking over.
The leaders of other triads relied on these wealthy people for their livelihoods and always had to defer to them somewhat.
But Hongxing was different. In all these decades of the Hong Kong Island underworld, Gu Sheng was the only one who showed these tycoons no respect whatsoever, and his methods were vicious.
"So it really was him!" one young man said. He had already guessed.
A young man on Hong Kong Island, an unfamiliar face, who dared behave like that-there was no one else besides that Gu Sheng of rumor.
"He won't do anything to Guo Huiting, will he?"
They exchanged looks. Anyone else would naturally leave Guo Huiting unharmed.
But with this Gu Sheng, there was no telling.
"Come on, let's follow them and see!" They simply followed. If they watched from a distance, surely Gu Sheng wouldn't do anything to them.
"Call the police first!"
"Notify the Guo Family!"
They followed outside while making their calls.
When Gu Sheng stepped outside, he saw people crowding the street.
In Central, Hong Kong Island's financial center, hundreds of underlings lined the roadside. A dense mass of heads filled the space outside Yung Kee Restaurant, while pedestrians farther away all stopped in their tracks.
Even passing vehicles slowed down.
A crowd was dragging Guo Huiting's dozen or so