Korean TV series: King of Peninsula 1997

Chapter 403 Framed
"Kinmen?" Jiang Renjiu shuddered, "Why?"

Jiang Renjiu really doesn't know anything about these things.

Few people knew about the Kinmen Group's smuggling business in Incheon, and as a lower-middle-class person in the Korean Peninsula, he had no way of knowing about it.

“I don’t know either,” Captain Jin panted, “Luckily I have a friend here who took me in temporarily.”

Jiang Renjiu's face changed, but he didn't let Captain Jin do anything to snatch food from the tiger's mouth.

His mind worked quickly, and he knew that by smuggling stingrays in, he might have violated some taboo of the Kinmen Group.

But Captain Jin on the other end of the phone was not happy. He yelled at Jiang Renjiu to pay his wages and also asked Jiang Renjiu to compensate him.

It took Jiang Renjiu a long time of persuasion to calm Captain Jin down.

There are a lot of mosquitoes at night in Suriname.

Park Yingsu gave Jeon Yo-hwan ginseng wine and stingray, but he didn't notice the contempt in Jeon Yo-hwan's eyes.

After saying goodbye and leaving, Park Yingshu got into the car whistling. The light and shadow under the street lamps seemed a little eerie.

He looked back at Jeon Yao-hwan's luxurious residence and was amazed.

The phone rang, and Park Yingshou picked up Jiang Renjiu's call, "Renjiu, I just came out of Pastor Quan's house. I want to tell you, Pastor Quan's house. What?"

Park Eung-soo, who wanted to share what he saw and heard at Jeon Yo-hwan's house with Kang In-gu, heard about the problems they had in their business.

He frowned tightly and said in a hurried tone, "Wait for me to come back."

Park Yingshu stepped on the accelerator and whistled. The car window was half open, and the sound of wind whistling outside could be heard.

Suriname is not a big place, and Park Yingsu quickly arrived at the house they temporarily rented.

As Park Yingshou walked back, his brows were furrowed, still thinking about countermeasures.

“Golden Gate.”

Compared to Kang In-gu, Park Eung-su was more informed, and even in Suriname he did not stop learning about domestic affairs.

Park Yingsu knew what the Kinmen Group meant to the Korean Peninsula now.

He involuntarily quickened his pace and walked into their quiet residence. Under the dim light of the living room, Jiang Renjiu had already been waiting there.

As I hurriedly walked in, there was a cloud of smoke, mixed with the smell of alcohol and cigarettes.

He looked around and saw several cigarette butts scattered on the glass coffee table.

Jiang Renjiu had not taken care of himself these days because of Chen Zhen's matter. Now his face is full of stubble and greasy.

Seeing Park Yingshou coming back, Jiang Renjiu breathed a sigh of relief, "Yingshou, what should we do?"

Park Yingshou frowned, "We need to know why Kinmen detained our ship first."

"I thought about it," Jiang Renjiu said, throwing down another cigarette butt in his hand in distress, "but no matter how I recall, we have never offended Jinmen."

He waved his hands and said, "With our size, we can't offend the Kinmen Group."

Jiang Renjiu's anxiety and anxiety reached its peak at this moment.

After all, the news came suddenly, and he certainly felt uneasy when he learned that his ship full of manta rays had been seized.

Although the principal was minimal and stingrays were extremely cheap here, the cost of labor and hiring a boat was very high, and now he might even have to bear the cost of compensation.

His wife and children are still on the Korean Peninsula, which concerns the reputation and stability of their family.

Jiang Renjiu really wanted to act quickly, but he had no direction to act.

The two men sat looking at each other with frowns on their faces, and Jiang Renjiu pursed his lips.

Park Yingshou pondered for a long time, thinking about various situations.

He poured a glass of wine from the table, not caring whether the glass was the one used by Jiang Renjiu. After shaking the glass, the liquid in the glass rippled under the swaying light.

Park Yingshou drank it all in one gulp. It was really Park Yingshou who had a brain and made him think of it.

"It shouldn't be"

Jiang Renjiu suddenly raised his head and looked at Park Yingshou with sharp eyes, catching the hesitation in his partner's eyes.

He took a deep breath, "You know?"

Park Yingshou was silent for a moment, then nodded, "I don't know if it's right, but it's probably what I think."

"Could it be that the Kinmen Group is also engaged in smuggling business?"

Got it all.

Jiang Renjiu understood why Park Yingshou was silent. They could not get any news about Kinmen, but they were still familiar with the former underground forces on the Korean Peninsula.

If you do business with someone else on their territory, of course you will be punished.

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"Then what do we do?"

"What should I do?" Park Yingshou laughed bitterly, "Just admit defeat. Do you still want to deal with Jinmen?"

"What about Captain Jin?" Jiang Renjiu sighed, "He also asked us to compensate him for his ship."

"Wait," Park Yingshou's face changed drastically, "Where is the second ship?"

They had more than one cargo ship, so Park Yingshou was of course anxious.

"The second ship just sailed out today and I asked them to stop," Jiang Renjiu sighed, "They will stop at the nearest port."

As he was speaking, the cell phone rang.

"Captain Yin," Jiang Renjiu answered the phone, "Have you stopped?"

"what?"

As he spoke, Jiang Renjiu's face suddenly darkened. "You said cocaine was found in the stingray?"

Cocaine is the strongest natural central nervous system stimulant.

Drug dealers sell cocaine in blocks called "Rolling Stones", while drug users call cocaine "Freedom Base" or "Happy Man".

"I can't deliver your cargo," Captain Yin said, looking at the port inspectors with an unhappy expression. "We agreed that it was only stingrays, but you added drugs into it. I can't deliver it."

Seeing the inspectors looking at him, Captain Yin immediately put on a smile and nodded.

"Anyway, your goods have been seized. If you still want them, come to Aruba and get them yourself."

Aruba is an island located in the Caribbean Sea, off the coast of the Gulf of Venezuela in northern Venezuela, not far from Suriname.

"Captain Yin!"

Jiang Renjiu's call failed to stop Captain Yin from hanging up the phone. He stared at the hung phone, feeling a little confused.

"What's going on?" Park Yingsu shook Jiang Renjiu's body.

"Ying Shou, go to the local management office in Aruba to find out the situation," Jiang Renjiu came back to his senses and tried to calm down and make arrangements, "see if you can get the second batch of goods out."

"Aruba said that cocaine was found in stingrays," Jiang Renjiu didn't understand what was going on. He was obviously a fishmonger, so how could he be involved in something as deadly as cocaine?

"Cocaine" Park Yingshou took a breath, "Then the last batch of goods seized by Kinmen could not be..."

He nodded solemnly, "I'll rush to Aruba right now."

An hour later, Jiang Renjiu was hiding in the streets of Suriname late at night.

Beads of sweat had already appeared on his forehead, and his fingers were trembling as he dialed Jeon Yo-hwan's number on his cell phone.

This was the tenth call he had made, but the last call he received was still a busy tone.

Even Park Yingshou, who rushed to Aruba, could not be contacted.

After Park Eung-su left an hour ago, Kang In-gu started making phone calls, trying to contact Jeon Yo-hwan and ask the most prestigious pastor in Suriname to help them, but he couldn't get through to him.

Even after making a few phone calls, they were interrupted by the sound of urgent sirens outside the house they rented.

Jiang Renjiu's heartbeat quickened, and he instinctively turned around and took a step forward, escaping into the night.

Jiang Renjiu's eyes are now filled with despair, and he doesn't know what is going on.

First, a batch of goods was seized by the Kinmen Group, and then drugs were found in another batch of goods. Now the police may be chasing him because of this matter.

Jiang Renjiu ran desperately, breathing rapidly, but was eventually caught by the Surinamese police who were following closely behind him.

He stopped, turned around, raised his hands, his face full of unwillingness and confusion.

The police came over, handcuffed his wrists and took him to the police station.

"President," Li Zicheng called Li You again the next day, "We conducted a check along the coast and caught the escaped captain."

"We have also interrogated him," Li Zicheng sat on the chair and glanced at the bloody Captain Jin, "He really didn't know that there were drugs mixed in the stingray."

"But he did reveal the names of the two people who smuggled the stingray."

"We are not messengers of justice," Li You smiled, "Go find their families and contact these two people."

(End of this chapter)