Hao Yunyang drove around Victory Road but couldn’t find the large market mentioned in the documents. He frowned, turning his head in confusion and searching again, still unable to locate the market.
He slowly stopped the car at a three-way intersection, lowering the window and leaning forward, supporting himself on the passenger seat. Just then, a tricycle slowly rode by. Hao Yunyang quickly called out: “Excuse me, sir!”
“Ah?” The tricycle rider, a middle-aged man around forty, heard Hao Yunyang’s call and applied the brakes, turning with a non-standard Mandarin: “What?”
“Is there a Huayuan Market nearby?” Hao Yunyang asked urgently. “A big one.”
“Huayuan Market?” The middle-aged man furrowed his brow, then suddenly realized: “Oh, yes. Go straight from here, about two li, and you’ll see it.”
“Oh, thank you,” Hao Yunyang almost fainted, as the direction the man pointed was not the main road of Victory Road, but a side street at the intersection.
“The document writer probably just gave a rough estimate,” Hao Yunyang muttered to himself, smiling at the middle-aged man: “Thanks.”
“No problem,” the middle-aged man smiled and rode away on his tricycle.
“What a nice person!” Hao Yunyang sighed, sat up straight, and pressed the accelerator, driving in the direction the man had indicated.
After driving less than a kilometer, a large parking lot caught Hao Yunyang’s attention, and then he saw the four deep green characters “Huayuan Market”.
There were several residential areas inside, which were indeed much more suitable than the main road.
His mind wandering with some trivial thoughts, he slowly drove the car into the parking lot and stopped, unfastened his seatbelt, picked up the laptop bag from the driver’s seat, got out of the car, glanced at the market entrance with people coming and going, and walked over.
“For your matter, I’ll do it for the sake of your father.” On the ninth floor of Donghu Century Hotel, Liu Hu was leaning sideways on the sofa, holding a cigar in one hand and a phone in the other. The thick gold chain around his neck gave him a wild, beast-like quality, despite his not being particularly tall. Anyone who had contact with the dark side knew Liu Hu’s name – he was a ruthless and vicious character!
