"You think I'll tell you just because you asked? I won't leak client information. That's the rule in our line of work," Hao Shaowen said.
"Rules can be changed," Yang Jian replied.
"Those who break the rules meet terrible ends," Hao Shaowen said.
Yang Jian pointed at the countdown on his phone. "Then how can you be sure that ending up in my hands won't be terrible? It's fine if you don't want to talk. I can ask someone else."
His gaze shifted to the others.
"Do you know who sent you to deal with Yan Li and me? Whoever speaks up, I'll let him go. But there's only one spot, so I hope you'll treasure it."
Yet the men in suits all acted like mutes, not saying a single word.
"We all signed confidentiality agreements. Don't waste your time trying to get anything out of us. Your ability is unusual, but since you've become a Ghost Tamer, you should know that you don't have long to live. How about this? I'll abandon this job, and we'll pretend none of this ever happened."
Hao Shaowen's expression was grave. He vaguely felt that Yang Jian was difficult to handle.
And he was cunning too, like a wolf cub. He looked like a dog, but if you actually dealt with him, he would bite a chunk out of you.
Yang Jian looked at him strangely. "You came to my door, beat my business partner into this state, nailed him to the floor in the shape of Jesus, tried to kidnap my family, and extort my things. We finally meet, and you start shooting and tying people up. Now you're telling me to pretend none of this happened?"
"Do you think I'm an idiot?"
"It's fine if you don't want to answer the