"We agree to Mr. Gu's demands!"
Seeing Gu Sheng knock Tsukamoto Eiji unconscious with one swing of an ashtray, then hold it ready to strike again, the lawyer hurriedly blurted this out.
"You should've been this sensible from the start!" Holding the ashtray, Gu Sheng thought it over. He already had it in his hand.
He simply swung it down onto Tsukamoto Eiji's head again, producing a dull thud.
It made one wonder whether Tsukamoto Eiji's skull was still intact.
Only then did Gu Sheng toss the bloodstained ashtray to a nearby underling.
"Get me a clean one!"
The moment he raised the ashtray, several waiters nearby had lined up to block the area completely from view.
"Help Mr. Tsukamoto wake up!"
Someone then poured a glass of water over Tsukamoto's head.
After waking, Tsukamoto clutched his head for a long while before staggering back onto the sofa, not daring to look at Gu Sheng.
He finally understood what those people had meant.
He thought he had been careful enough, yet one wrong sentence had earned him a blow to the head.
"Bandage him up. There's blood everywhere. It's frightening to look at!" Gu Sheng ordered again.
A short while later, after the others had roughly bandaged Tsukamoto's head, Gu Sheng crossed his legs and looked at the two men. "This lawyer just agreed that I was right. Does Mr. Tsukamoto have anything else to say?"
"No..." All Tsukamoto wanted now was to leave and hurry to a hospital.
He was seeing stars.
"That makes things easy!" Gu Sheng snapped his fingers.
"Someone will contact you later! Don't try any more tricks, or I'm afraid you won't make it off Hong Kong Island!" Gu Sheng said with a smile.
"Someone show these two out. How did Mr. Tsukamoto fall so