Siheyuan: Hang Jia Dongxu, smash Banggeng to death!

Tangtang talked about how nice Zhang Shiyu was to her today, and how she even played with her.

Lin Tian asked, "Where is she?"

Tangtang said, "I went out with Aunt Bai. It seems we went to apply for some kind of residence permit."

Upon hearing this, Lin Tian understood that Jojo had helped them with their initial ID cards and residence permits.

Although I don't know who Zhang Shiyu is, as long as she doesn't harm me, I can keep her around because she's Jojo's cousin.

However, just as she thought, the housekeeper rushed in from outside, shouting, "It's terrible! It's terrible! Madam and Miss Cousin have been kidnapped, and the kidnappers are demanding ten million Hong Kong dollars!"

"What?"

Upon hearing the commotion, Jojo rushed downstairs, and Lin Tian also stood up. Who was so bold?

Jojo had lost her mind and immediately wanted to call her father to ask him to raise money.

Lin Tian grabbed her hand and said, "Sister Jojo, don't panic. The fact that they called means they just want money. Your aunt and the others are probably not in any danger right now."

As for money, you forgot? I've earned a hundred million. I'll first check with these people I just met to see what's going on with the aunties.

Upon hearing this, Jojo suppressed her panic but still said, "I understand. I'll call Dad first."

Lin Tian nodded and also made a phone call to ask Liang Kun.

Upon learning this, Liang Kun called back shortly afterward, saying that a group of ruthless bandits had fled from the mainland to Hong Kong. The leader was called Qiang Ge, and the four of them, Tai Bao Qiu, Sang Bo, and Leopard Head, were all professional thieves who had killed the armored truck drivers while robbing one in mainland China.

After being kicked out by his companions, Sangbo took to rescuing fallen young women, and soon the money he got from robbing an armored truck was all spent.

Not long after Bai Jin and Zhang Shiyu left the police station today, they went shopping and were spotted by Sang Bo.

Lin Tian understood immediately. Sang Bo wanted to kidnap Bai Jin, but found out she was a rich woman and he had no money, so he decided to resort to kidnapping.

These are the names, why do they seem familiar?

It seems that the character in the movie "The Professional Thief" was eventually caught by the Hong Kong police officer, played by Principal Louis Koo.

"Handsome Kun, do you know where Sangbo is right now?"

"They're in a hair salon in the old town of Kowloon City right now," said Liang Kun. "He's slept with the salon owner."

Okay, I understand.

"Do you need my help? Sangbo's other three companions are under my command," Liang Kun asked.

Lin Tian refused, saying, "I can handle this myself. This Sang Bo is impulsive, and if there are too many of you, you might provoke him and harm the hostages. If there are too few of you, you might not be a match for this desperate criminal."

When Liang Kun heard this, he thought it made sense. In the past, they were just gangsters, nothing more than hoodlums.

How can they be compared to such ruthless bandits who pull out guns and kill people without thinking at the slightest disagreement?

Lin Tian hung up the phone and said, "Sister Jojo, don't worry, I already know where Auntie and the others are. The person I called will be able to bring them back safely soon."

Upon hearing this, Jojo felt much more at ease. She knew how capable Lin Tian was; someone would come to visit and be willing to spend 100 million to hire him to teach Chinese Kung Fu, so he must have real skills. Nobody is a fool.

She knew perfectly well what was going on, but she chose to believe that Lin Tian wouldn't hurt her, so she didn't bother to investigate his secrets.

Knowing too much about some things is not beneficial; it's enough to know that the other person is family.

This is how she conducts herself.

Lin Tian's ghostly figure had already silently arrived in Kowloon City.

At the same time, Qiang Ge, Leopard Head, and Tai Bao Qiu were summoned by Liang Kun's men and had just been questioned.

They had only been in Hong Kong for a couple of days when they sought refuge with Leung Kwan, because Leung Kwan was always generous to his own people.

This is also why Liang Kun was able to find out in a very short time that Sang Bo was the one who started this incident.

Tai Baoqiu said angrily, "I knew that Sang Bo, that brainless idiot, was a ticking time bomb. It's a good thing he was kicked out of the team, otherwise I would have been dragged down by him."

Leopard Head nodded and said, "That's right. If he hadn't shot and killed the armored truck worker first last time, forcing us to eliminate him completely, the robbery wouldn't have escalated into a murder case. He deserves to die, just because that worker glared at him."

Brother Qiang said, "Alright, what's past is past. I heard that the police from the mainland have joined forces with the Hong Kong police to solve the case. But it's alright, the Hong Kong government is in chaos now."

Hong Kong is dominated by these triads, otherwise we really wouldn't know what to say. But Sangbo truly deserves to die. Associating with such a fool will only lead to your own demise sooner or later.

The old town of Kowloon City features narrow streets and dilapidated buildings.

The neon sign hung crookedly, flickering with an ambiguous light.

This is the most chaotic place in Hong Kong, a melting pot of all sorts of people from all walks of life.

The hair salon was located deep in an alley. The storefront was small, and the faded words on the glass door read "Hairdressing and Beauty, Hair Washing and Massage".

The room was dimly lit, and several scantily clad women sat on the sofa, chatting idly.

They didn't even lift their eyelids when they saw Sangbo come in.

This man is the landlady's "new lover," and he's been coming every day for the past few days; they've gotten used to it.

Sang Bo walked in with a cigarette dangling from his lips. He glanced at the women, his lewdness barely concealed in his eyes, but he still headed towards the inner room.

"Brother Bo," a woman with red lipstick called out to him, "the boss's wife is waiting for you inside."

Sangbo grunted in response, gave her round, perky buttocks a hard pat, and continued walking inside.

Pushing open the innermost door leads to the bedroom, which is small but very clean.

The proprietress sat on the edge of the bed. She wasn't particularly beautiful, but she had a certain charm. She wore a floral dress, her hair was draped over her shoulders, and she was applying makeup with a small mirror.

Sangbo walked over, hugged her from behind, buried his face in her neck and took a deep breath.

"Stop fooling around," the proprietress said with a laugh, pushing him away. "I'm putting on makeup."

"Why bother with makeup? You'll have to take it off anyway." Sangbo breathed into her ear.

The proprietress glared at him, but still put down the mirror, turned around, and hugged his neck:

"Brother Bo, what brings you here today?"

Sangbo didn't answer, but leaned against the headboard and lit a cigarette.

The proprietress, observing her expression, asked, "Is something bothering you?"

"no."

Sang Bo exhaled a smoke ring. "I'm going to make a deal tonight, and then I'll leave Hong Kong. Will you come with me?"

The proprietress paused for a moment, then smiled and said, "Of course I'll go with you. Wherever you go, I'll go."

Sang Bo looked at her, a slow smile creeping onto his lips. He reached out and touched her face. "After I finish this order, I'll take you abroad and we'll live a good life."

The proprietress nodded and leaned against him.

She didn't know what Sangbo was going to do, but she knew that this man was rich and generous, and that was enough.

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