The King of Urban Mercenaries
Chapter 359 - 359 359 Borrowing Gu's Sword Annihilating the Traitorous Fang Part 7

359: Chapter 359: Borrowing Gu’s Sword, Annihilating the Traitorous Fang (Part 7) 359: Chapter 359: Borrowing Gu’s Sword, Annihilating the Traitorous Fang (Part 7) “It’s a trifling matter, hardly worth mentioning.”

Li Feng waved his hand and leaned closer to Zhao Yu, saying, “I did it mainly for your sake, you know.

To be honest, I really don’t think much of this Young Master Peng.

I mean, the old man from the Mu Family was such a hero, building up such a great business from nothing.

How did he end up with a son like that—?”

“Alright, enough,” Zhao Yu cut him off, extending his hand, since after all, Mu Shaopeng was his own brother.

He changed the subject, “This time, I owe you one.”

“You’re making too much of it, Brother Yu,” Li Feng replied with a smile, lifting a glass of wine.

“Your business is my business, Brother Yu.

Who knows, maybe one day I will be the one asking for your help.”

After he put down his glass, Li Feng was secretly delighted, “Mu Shaopeng, oh Mu Shaopeng, your timing couldn’t have been better.”

The reason Li Feng had suggested this idea was mainly because of his father, who had long entertained the ambition to venture into the hospitality industry.

But, alas, with the Hyatt International Hotel standing in the way like a mountain in Jiangdong, it had never been a good time to make a move.

If they could destroy the Hyatt Hotel using Mu Shaopeng’s hand, it would naturally be beneficial for the Li Family.

And if the plan failed, Mu Shaopeng would shoulder the blame, protecting the Li Family from any fallout.

It was a double-edged strategy.

Of course, Lin Fei was unaware of Mu Shaopeng’s actions, and even if he had known, his temperament was such that he would hardly care.

Had it not been for the family ties between Mu Shaopeng and Mu Shanshan, what Lin Fei destroyed would not have been merely Mu Shaopeng’s Ferrari.

In the entire International Mercenary World, there were at most five people who dared to be as brazen as Mu Shaopeng in front of Lin Fei.

One of them had been crippled by Lin Fei, and two others, along with their organizations, had been wiped out by Dark Prison.

If Mu Shaopeng had the sense to step back, all would have been well.

But if he continued to look for trouble, Lin Fei had plenty of ways to make him regret coming to Jiangdong.

After Mu Shaopeng left, Lin Fei, who had finished breakfast, took a ride in Mu Shanshan’s Porsche to the hotel together.

As usual, Lin Fei got out of the car a little distance from the hotel and then watched Mu Shanshan drive away.

Lin Fei sauntered up to the hotel building, stretched his body, and entered the hotel with a spring in his step.

Lin Fei went to the duty room, ready for today’s work.

Due to the kidnapping incident, the third security team was down three men, leaving him feeling short-handed.

The HR department said someone would come to fill in temporarily within two days, so Lin Fei asked Li Yang and others to put in extra effort for the time being.

Li Yang and the rest were well-cared-for by Lin Fei on regular days, so they naturally had no complaints and were eager to do their part.

After giving instructions to Li Yang and the others, Lin Fei prepared to lend a hand himself to fill in the gap.

Just then, his phone suddenly rang—it was Shen Lexuan calling.

“Why so early in the—?” He was halfway through his mutter when Lin Fei suddenly remembered that Shen Lexuan had sent him four or five messages the night before, but he had been too busy dealing with Yu Wenjie and Shen Lexuan to call her back.

With that realization, Lin Fei hurriedly answered the phone.

“Lin Fei, can you come to my office?

I have something I need to talk to you about.”

“Has she lost her mind?” Listening to Shen Lexuan’s uncharacteristically soft and gentle voice on the other end of the phone, Lin Fei felt a headache coming on but cautiously declined, “Xuanxuan, whatever it is, just tell me over the phone.

I need to inspect the work here.”

“You have three minutes.

If you don’t show up, you’ll only have yourself to blame!”

Hearing the familiar tone on the other end of the phone, Lin Fei felt a wave of relief.

That’s the Shen Lexuan I know.

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