Those Classmates who Suddenly Disappeared
Chapter 1164: What a Sister

Chapter 1164: Chapter 1164: What a Sister

That day, Sister Hong was out shopping, as she was a woman who also liked to dress up, and she knew that sometimes her beauty could be of help to her.

However, due to Sister Hong’s special identity, she was followed by several underlings, more precisely, bodyguards.

One of the bodyguards always acted obsequiously, displaying loyal devotion. He followed Brother Jin just like Lin Yue, but envied, resented and hated to see Lin Yue receive preferential treatment. Originally, he and Lin Yue were peers, but now Lin Yue had become his boss, and the thought of it made him feel aggrieved. Thus, he went out of his way to ingratiate himself with Sister Hong, hoping to receive the same treatment as Lin Yue.

As Sister Hong was looking at clothes, she asked the bodyguard, "How’s it going, have you found out about Lin Yue’s parents yet?"

The bodyguard replied, "The last time Lin Yue had a quarrel with his parents, me and a few brothers stood by listening to them argue. After Lin Yue left, his parents left too. I didn’t think much of it at the time, so I didn’t follow Lin Yue’s parents. So currently, we still don’t know anything about Lin Yue’s parents."

"Keep looking, and if you find them, it will be your credit," Sister Hong said. The bodyguard readily agreed to accomplish the task but then felt something was amiss and asked, "May I ask, Sister Hong, what do you want with Lin Yue’s parents? Every brother in the gang has parents, and it’s not uncommon for any of them to have conflicts with their parents due to opposition."

Sister Hong explained, "Unlike other gang bosses, I hope that my subordinates have a good life. I don’t want them to have unhappy fall-outs with their parents over gang matters. If I can help them resolve family disputes, it would be a great merit."

Impressed by her words, the bodyguard said, "In that case, I’ll ask Lin Yue himself."

"No, don’t involve Lin Yue in this, lest he feels burdened," Sister Hong reasoned, and the bodyguard agreed.

However, Sister Hong’s real purpose was neither to help Lin Yue nor to cultivate a good relationship with Lin Yue’s parents for a future alliance with the Lin Family.

Now that Sister Hong had reached a certain position, with a perspective at a certain height, Lin Yue was incapable of satisfying Sister Hong, and she needed him less and less, with very little contact between them.

Even though Sister Hong did not actively seek Lin Yue out, she noticed that Lin Yue wasn’t approaching her either, and she sensed that Lin Yue might be intentionally distancing himself. This made Sister Hong feel uneasy.

As of now, Sister Hong still needed Lin Yue to work for her and would not allow him to leave the gang easily. Based on her experience, many people had left the gang quietly due to family persuasion, so Sister Hong had to keep an eye on Lin Yue’s family.

Even if Lin Yue had a fallout with his family in front of gang members, it still did not fully alleviate Sister Hong’s concerns, as she was someone who wished to have everything under control, and so she needed to keep close tabs on Lin Yue.

While Sister Hong was still in the store picking out clothes, a bodyguard suddenly exclaimed in surprise, making Sister Hong curious, "What’s wrong?"

The bodyguard answered, "Those two women in the store across the street, one of them looks like Lin Yue’s sister?"

"You didn’t see wrong, did you?" Sister Hong stepped out of the shop and, with the guidance of her bodyguard, really saw a store across the street crowded with people—two women standing out particularly, capturing all the attention.

Sister Hong felt one of the women looked familiar but, because of the distance and a glass pane between them, coupled with the fact that the two women were moving around the store, at times she could only see their profiles.

So, Sister Hong sent her bodyguard to the store across the street to sneak some pictures, strongly feeling that she had seen Lin Yue’s sister somewhere before.

Soon enough, the bodyguard returned, because that was a hotspot for Internet celebrities, many people taking snaps here and there; even a few sneaking shots of the two beautiful women, so the bodyguard’s actions didn’t arouse any suspicion from the women.

When the bodyguard came back and showed Sister Hong the pictures he had taken, her face changed, "She recognized one of the women, who she had seen long ago in the underworld entertainment scene, asking Lin Yue for a drink right before her eyes."

"No wonder I felt that Lin Yue and this woman seemed to know each other better than a first meeting—it turns out they are siblings," Sister Hong frowned, thinking since Lin Yue’s sister had been to the underworld entertainment world, it meant that Lin Yue’s sister had known about the nature of Lin Yue’s work for a long time.

Wait a second, Sister Hong remembered something else. The day Lin Yue’s sister came to the underworld entertainment world, members from another gang came to assassinate Boss Hong, a brawl broke out, and the customers seeing the chaos had long since fled, yet Lin Yue’s sister remained calm, sipping her drink. This wasn’t at all like a typical person, was it?

Sister Hong grew more and more convinced that there was something extraordinary about this woman, feeling somewhat afraid while also intensely curious—who exactly was Lin Yue’s sister, to be able to stay so composed under such circumstances?

"Strange, the other woman with Lin Yue’s sister is also quite good-looking; maybe a close best friend?" Sister Hong eyed the two women in the photo, a hint of jealousy flickering in her gaze, as she didn’t like when others were prettier than her.

Another bodyguard took a good look and was shocked, "Wait, the other woman looks like that policewoman, Su Hui!"

"What, the one who can fight exceptionally well? You’re not mistaken, are you?" Sister Hong and the others’ faces all changed, Su Hui’s profession was in direct opposition to theirs.

Another bodyguard nodded, "Last time, Brother Jin, many of our brothers, and I went to the suburbs to intercept people from another group. It was supposed to end in a fight, but then we ran into policewoman Su Hui. We all got a beating from her, I have a deep impression of her. Although she isn’t in uniform today, I can recognize that it’s her."

"If that woman is policewoman Su Hui, does that mean Lin Yue’s sister being with Su Hui signifies that Lin Yue’s sister might also be a policewoman?" This deduction caused a sinking feeling in Sister Hong’s heart, and she thought it very likely to be true. Otherwise, she couldn’t explain why on that day in the underworld entertainment venue, when both sides were fighting fiercely, Lin Yue’s sister remained unaffected—such mental fortitude is not something an ordinary person could possess.

Some kindly pointed out, "Even if Lin Yue’s sister isn’t a policewoman, if she’s close to Su Hui, she might turn her back on us and tip Su Hui off."

"Indeed, we must be cautious." Sister Hong naturally understood that the person making this suggestion was most likely looking to replace Lin Yue’s position, but the situation called for a thorough check nonetheless.

Just as Sister Hong was considering whether she could continue to trust Lin Yue, Organization X suddenly sent her a message, telling her to come over immediately to discuss matters.