Su Qianxun didn’t dare to pry further after that, he simply urged her to be more careful from now on and to look for him if she needed any help.
Qianxun didn’t reject his kind offer and hung up the phone after expressing her gratitude.
Seeing this, Ruan Mianmian snorted and said, "Was that Zhong Sicheng? Nothing good ever comes from meddling with those addicted to gambling, and the next time he calls, you better ignore him! We should develop our career outside of Hong Kong from now on!"
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Especially since Qianxun was destined to go international.
Upon hearing this, Qianxun gave a faint smile, "It’s all right, let them come looking for trouble if they will." She would take it all on!
As long as they didn’t regret it later on.
And the casino manager, upon learning from Zhong Sicheng the reason behind Li Cang’s fit of rage, was dumbstruck—what? Because his baldness was discovered and mocked, he got so angry that he accidentally stabbed himself in the forehead with a hidden weapon?
This cause of death... was just too ludicrous, wasn’t it?
Just because of baldness, he lost his temper like that?
But on second thought, hadn’t their boss always maintained a cool, older-brother image in front of them? Someone once complimented him on having a full head of luscious black hair at fifty, and the boss had been quite pleased, right?
Now it seemed that the boss was actually very sensitive about becoming bald.
Furthermore, just imagining him without a single hair on his head made the manager feel like the boss’s prestige had plummeted by eighty percent!
But Su Qianxun’s mouth was really vicious, daring to provoke the boss like that!
What he found even more unbelievable was that after she said those things, the boss actually let her go!
However, the casino manager and others couldn’t wrap their heads around why Li Cang had let Su Qianxun go.
Since the boss had already spared her, his death was proven to be an act of impulsive self-harm, so the organization felt too embarrassed to seek revenge for him.
Considering this, the casino manager couldn’t help but sigh deeply.
This was practically... dying in vain, wasn’t it?
Just as the casino manager thought, because of the absurdity of Li Cang’s death, his boss immediately ordered those who knew the truth not to disclose the real cause of his death.
Otherwise, where would their gang’s face go?
So a few days later, the story that Li Cang had been unfortunate enough to be struck in the forehead by a stray bullet during a gang firefight was released.
Such a manner of death was deemed more fitting, a more normal way to die for someone of their standing.
And those who were unaware of the truth had no doubts.
Only those big bosses who had been playing cards with Li Cang at that time gave him incense with somewhat reminiscent, strange expressions at his memorial service.
The dead are gone, and since the big boss expressly instructed them not to reveal Li Cang’s true cause of death, they naturally kept it a secret.
Moreover, such a ridiculous manner of death, if spoken out loud, was probably too unbelievable to be taken seriously by anyone.
As for troubling Qianxun?
As the big bosses remembered, Li Cang revealed his bald secret in a fury because Qianxun’s bracelet hooked onto his wig while he was making improper advances, prompting him to angrily tell Qianxun to scram. Li Cang intended to shoot Su Qianxun with a hidden weapon, but luckily for her, the weapon didn’t trigger at that moment.
But as soon as Su Qianxun walked out the door, he went to pick up his wig to put it back on.
And just then, the hidden weapon reacted!
Thus, he met his demise.
So, if you were to get down to it... Su Qianxun was actually quite wronged.