Xing Baohua kept his head tilted to watch the Hong Kong Chief Executive's movements, actually trying to figure out the meaning behind the old man's words.

See, it's easy to talk to a brute, but talking to these political figures is a real brain drain.

The old man denied it, but then subtly told Xing Baohua that GCHQ had also been used.

He understood these meanings, but he couldn't distinguish between truth and falsehood. Moreover, the old man gave the impression that you had to believe what he said; he couldn't lie.

But Xing Baohua seriously lied to Douglas, saying that his man had been fed to the fish, but in fact he had already been sent out for treatment.

There are professionals to handle the questioning, but whether he can survive the professional questioning is anyone's guess. How can Xing Baohua possibly answer that?

"Mr. Wei, how about giving me some advice?" Xing Baohua asked, looking into the old man's eyes.

“Don’t focus on GCHQ. You should look elsewhere, at other people. They might try again if this operation fails. Why not cooperate and find out who’s behind it?” the Hong Kong Chief said.

"Thank you, I'll think about it when I get back. I'll call you when I've made up my mind. Goodbye!" With that, Xing Baohua tossed the golf club to the caddie and strode away.

Xing Baohua didn't rush back to the security studio; instead, he went home.

The journey was smooth; I mainly wanted to see if anyone was following me.

The Hong Kong chief intended to use Xing Baohua as bait to lure out his attackers. The mentality was to strike again if the first attack failed; he felt the attackers would try to strike Xing Baohua again, but it certainly wouldn't be elite troops stationed in J; it might be some other force.

GCHQ must keep a close eye on Xing Baohua, otherwise how can they find out who is using their name to harm others?

There were indeed people following, and quite a few cars at that.

Some were even quite daring, sticking their heads out of the car windows, almost getting mowed down by the cars behind them with AKs.

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief when they saw the camera being taken out.

If they bring out the real deal, the Hong Kong premiere's trap is inevitable.

When Xing Baohua's convoy returned home, the people in the ordinary cars that had followed also got out. They were all daring media people who wanted to take pictures of Xing Baohua.

The aftermath of the major event hasn't subsided yet, and as one of the main characters, he's finally made an appearance. It wouldn't be right not to take some photos and create a sensational headline!

Besides, where has he been hiding all this time? Before, when the topic of him allegedly fleeing was brought up, it didn't even shake him out to make a statement and explain to the people of Hong Kong. Is he coming out this time to seek revenge?