If this were in Kowloon, these two old men would be even more imposing.
Because it was in Central, on Hong Kong Island, they were relatively restrained.
But as the two cars came head to head, dozens of people suddenly emerged from the car behind. At first glance, they all looked like ordinary people on the street. Some were wearing t-shirts, some were wearing denim jackets, some had dyed hair, some had permed hair, and some had hair that looked like a bird's nest and had small mustaches. In short, at first glance, they all looked like hooligans and bastards.
By the way, unlike Gui Tou Rong and Xiang Tian Ge's men, these two masters' men mainly carry baseball bats and nunchucks. Some don't carry weapons at all, but you'll see when they slam their fists down; they're wearing steel rings on their hands.
This kind of scene is very familiar to Hong Kong people; it's called a street brawl.
Because there are British troops stationed in Central, such incidents are less frequent, but they happen almost every day in Kowloon.
Hong Kong people are used to it. When drivers see two groups of people with sticks approaching, they curse and leave. When traffic police see that the big shots are blocking the road, they will also tactfully notify the traffic police at the next intersection to help with traffic control so as not to affect normal people's business and travel.
If you see pedestrians heading towards Hennessy Road, you should call out to them, "There's a fight going on over there, take a detour, or you might get beaten up."
So this city is strange. It seems to be without law and in chaos, but beneath the chaotic exterior flows a kind of order and warmth that exists outside the government, allowing it to function normally.
The two big shots, of course, didn't get out of the car; their subordinates were the ones responsible for shouting and clearing the way, showing off their power.
Because the big boss was there to snatch his granddaughter, his men were extremely arrogant.
Master Er is doing alright; the one in charge of challenging him is his second-in-command, named Zhong Ji, nicknamed Brother Chicken.
He sported his signature rooster-comb hairstyle, a fiery red color, and got off the bus, twirling two large steel balls in one hand and carrying nunchucks in the other. He strode off with an air of nonchalance, the steel balls rattling as he squeezed them.
The person who led the charge on Dong Ye's side was quite interesting; he was a young man with only one eye, known as One-Eyed Bro.
But don't let his one eye fool you; he's incredibly ruthless in a fight. His weapon is a steel ring. After getting out of the car, he made two loud bangs, sparks flying from his fists, and then swaggered towards Brother Chicken.
Of course, as One-Eyed Bro and Chicken Bro met and were almost in direct contact, their henchmen also bumped into each other, their chest muscles touching. Then, they bumped into each other, and at first glance, it looked like they were about to dance the tango.
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Inside the watch store, a female employee was packing watches, while several other employees stood guard at the door. One of them had already hooked an iron hook onto the roller shutter door, clearly to prevent robbery. As soon as Chen Rou left, they would immediately pull down the roller shutter door and close the store, waiting for the fighting outside to end before reopening.
Chen Rou still really likes Hong Kong; even a small shop assistant has such a strong sense of preparedness.
While waiting for her food to be packed, she kept staring out of the store.
The windows of both Mercedes-Benz vintage cars were rolled down, and two old men were sitting inside, watching her.
One of them had thick, white hair, neatly combed and meticulously styled, and wore a stone mirror with a gold rim. That was Master Er. The other had gray hair, parted in a 3/7 ratio, and two bright red eyebrows. That was Master Dong.
Chen Rou took the handbag and was about to leave when the shop assistant who had packed her bag suddenly smiled and said, "Mrs. Nie, do you see those two cars outside? The one with the white hair is my godfather. He would like to have a chat with you."
She was just out shopping when two big shots arrived in five minutes, obviously tipped off by a shop assistant.
But this shop assistant is being far too sincere; she's practically trying to recruit her to the business.
Chen Rou raised an eyebrow and asked, "What do you want with me?"
The shop assistant rubbed his hands together nervously, then patted his chest and said, "I swear on my life, he will never hurt you. I just want to ask you one question, Mrs. Nie, would you do me the honor of patronizing us?"
Just then, a male salesman from the Citizen store where Chen Rou had just bought a watch ran to the door and seemed to be trying to come in, but the store's staff wouldn't let him and were pushing him out.
If Chen Rou's guess was correct, that male waiter was probably Dong Ye's lobbyist.
The two big shots didn't get out of the car, but they sent a bunch of underlings to help them try to persuade her to get in.
Chen Rou took the watch, and after a moment's hesitation, her cell phone rang.
She answered the phone: "Brother Song."
Song Yuanchao accompanied Nie Yaolai to buy books. They were in a bookstore not far from here when Song Yuanchao noticed something was wrong and made a phone call.
He said, "Ms. Chen, I saw Brother Chicken and Brother One-Eyed confronting each other on the street, and I also saw Master Er and Master Dong's cars. What are your plans for this situation? Are you able to leave? Should I notify Hank and the others to come and provide support?"
With the two bigwigs' men on the verge of a fight, they called in the Nie family's bodyguards, making the three-way battle even more chaotic.
Amidst the anxious unease of the waiters, Chen Rou sat back down and asked Song Yuanchao, "What is Nie Yao doing?"
Song Yuanchao said in a low voice, "He's still picking out books. He's already picked out a huge pile and still doesn't want to leave. You have a situation here, it's a special time, so I won't discuss it with him. Let's get him on the bus ahead of time."
“No, don’t rush him, let him choose slowly,” Chen Rou said.
Song Yuanchao hesitated for a moment: "You are more important, he's just... is it alright?"
He felt that Nie Yao was just a prisoner, so it was okay to treat him roughly.
But Chen Rou said, "Brother Song, if you're going to help someone, go all the way. Since the boss has already released Nie Yao, you should fulfill all his requests and then let him go back. You understand what I mean, right? We can't let our guard down, but we have to maintain appearances. In particular, don't treat him too roughly, and don't make him feel bad."
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