Hong Kong Film: Night Cop

Chapter 312

Regional Police Station.

【The lion has fallen into the trap. Stop investigating.】

Peng Jianxin looked at the message coming from the computer and a slight smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.

This was the news from Alang, and Peng Jianxin also knew what Alang meant.

He picked up the phone on the table, answered it, and said, "Ask Yuan Haoyun to come to my place."

After finishing speaking, Peng Jianxin hung up the phone, stood up, took out a cigarette and lit it. Just after taking a few puffs, the office door was pushed open.

Yuan Haoyun pushed the door open and asked, "Commander Peng, what do you want to talk to me about?"

Exhaling a puff of smoke, Peng Jianxin slowly said, "Any clues about that arms case?"

"I'm sorry, I have no idea yet."

Hearing Yuan Haoyun's words, Peng Jianxin smiled slightly in his heart, but on the surface he said calmly: "Continue to investigate."

This test made Peng Jianxin feel at ease. It seemed that Yuan Haoyun still could not affect his plan, so he was very confident in letting Yuan Haoyun continue to investigate the case.

"Thank you, sir."

Yuan Haoyun originally thought that Peng Jianxin would scold him for the Yunlai Teahouse incident and even ask him to stop investigating the case. However, he did not expect that not only did he not blame him, but he also asked him to continue investigating. This was beyond his expectations.

However, this is a good thing for him.

Watching Yuan Haoyun leave the office, Peng Jianxin sat back in his seat and explained the situation to Alang on the computer so that he could continue to be an undercover agent beside Uncle Hai with peace of mind.

the other side.

Li Fei arrived at the pier where the yachts were docked.

In the movie, Alang lives on a yacht. There is a dock specially used for yachts to dock. There are at least dozens of yachts on the sea surface at the entire dock.

The only marina on the Hong Kong River that can accommodate so many yachts is the Baisha Bay Yacht Club.

Baishawan Yacht Club is located in Sai Kung. It has the largest number of yachts in Hong Kong, densely parked on the sea, which is spectacular.

The White Sand Bay Yacht Club was established in 1963. The coastline of Port Shelter and the numerous islands near Sai Kung provide the best sailing waters and pleasure beaches on the Hong Kong River, attracting a large number of yachts to dock.

Generally speaking, no one would like to live on a yacht, but Alang made his home on a yacht.

This is very strange, but Li Fei, who has seen the movie, knows why Alang did this.

First of all, Alang lived on the yacht to hide his identity and evade pursuit.

As an undercover policeman, he needs to stay vigilant at all times to avoid being discovered by the gangsters.

Living on a yacht would make it easier for him to hide and move around, avoiding attracting unwanted attention.

Secondly, the yacht lifestyle also reflects Alang's inner loneliness and struggle.

In the movie, he hung paper cranes all over his yacht, symbolizing his inner loneliness and remembrance of his deceased comrades.

This lifestyle also reflects his helplessness towards life and uncertainty about the future.

Finally, the living environment on the yacht also fits in with Alang’s personality and professional background.

He drives a luxury car, lives on a yacht, and leads a life that seems free but is actually full of danger.

This lifestyle not only fits his identity as an undercover police officer, but also reflects his unique understanding and pursuit of life.

Li Fei had just driven to Baisha Bay Pier. Before he had time to look for the yacht where Alang lived, he saw Alang walking out of a yacht, then came to the parking lot outside the pier, got in the car, and drove directly in one direction.

Li Fei restarted the car and followed Alang's car from a distance. As an undercover agent, Alang must have some skills to survive until now, especially tracking and anti-tracking abilities, which are definitely not inferior to the police's Puppy Team.

So, in order to avoid being discovered, Li Fei tried to keep a certain distance from him.

half an hour.

Alang drove his car into a very large manor.

Li Fei parked the car near the manor, then pretended to be a passerby and observed the situation in the manor.

Uncle Hai’s manor is very large, with bodyguards guarding every entrance, making it difficult for ordinary people to enter.

But Li Fei is not an ordinary person, he is a human with special abilities.

After finding a place with fewer bodyguards, Li Fei activated Shadow Escape and walked past the bodyguards into the manor.

Soon, Li Fei saw Alang and Uncle Hai sitting on a green lawn drinking tea, with various green shades beside them.

Before the time for Shadow Escape came, Li Fei found a place closest to the two of them and hid there, wanting to listen to what they were saying.

Because it was dark, except for the lights where Alang and Uncle Hai were, the rest of the place was pitch black, so no one would notice that there was a person hiding in the shade.

"Little Mustache did a good job." Uncle Hai said to Alang with satisfaction.

Alang smiled.

"Brother Lang, it's all because of your bad placement of the gun!" said a big guy standing next to Uncle Hai.

"Smart." Alang smiled and gave a thumbs up.

"For us old guys, the word 'emotion' is the most important thing in our lives. Is it good or bad?" Uncle Hai suddenly asked Alang while looking at him.

"If it weren't good, we wouldn't respect you so much." Alang said with sincerity in his eyes.

Alang did not lie about this. He really respected Uncle Hai very much. This was why he felt uneasy when he told the police the news.

In the movie Hard Boiled, Alang is an undercover agent of an arms group. He respects and admires his boss Uncle Hai very much.

In order to investigate the case, Alang was forced to kill his elder uncle, Dahai, whom he respected like a father. This incident caused him extreme pain.

In the movie, when Alang had to kill Uncle Hai in public in order to complete his mission, the astonishment and pain in the other's eyes made him unable to help but shed tears while shooting. In this scene, justice is real and emotions are real.

Hearing Alang's answer, Uncle Hai smiled, then his expression suddenly turned serious and he asked, "Alang, if I were an unforgivable person, what would you do to me?"

When Alang heard this, his heart was filled with shock, but he did not show any expression, because Uncle Hai was looking at him at this time. If he showed any bad expression, it would definitely arouse Uncle Hai's suspicion.

Although Uncle Hai has always valued him, Alang doesn't think Uncle Hai is really kind-hearted. You have to know that Uncle Hai is in the arms business.

How can anyone who does this business be a good person?

"You said that people in the world have no choice."

Trying to remain calm, Alang spoke slowly, then smiled and comforted him, "When you're free, I'll take you to Hawaii to relax and take a look at the environment there. If you like it, you can stay here."

"Don't continue doing things in Hong Kong."

In his last sentence, Alang was very sincere and was completely considering Uncle Hai.

Now the police are targeting Uncle Hai. If Uncle Hai doesn't want to get into trouble, leaving Hong Kong is the best option, which will allow him to spend his old age in peace.

As an undercover policeman, Alang's actions were definitely against the rules, but Uncle Hai was really good to him, and he didn't want Uncle Hai to be in danger in his later years.

(End of this chapter)