You might not have realized that the car Soleil was in just rolled out of the courtyard, the door swinging open from the inside.


    Ah Liang, someone they recognized, stepped out along with two unfamiliar Chinese individuals.


    Spotting Ah Liang, Jase, who was behind the wheel, quickly leaned out and greeted him warmly, saying, “A Liang, it’s great to see you!” At that moment, Ah Liang felt a strong urge to approach Soleil and her group.


    Among the four, Ah Liang appeared noticeably anxious, and his reactions seemed slower than usual.


    After a few seconds of Jase calling out to him, he snapped back to reality, forcing a smile as he responded, “Yes… I haven’t seen you in a while…” Once he said this, he recalled Charlie’s earlier words and added, “Oh right, the boss was nervous around Jase and the others, and Soleil, sitting in the passenger seat, looked a bit flustered too.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    As soon as Jase parked the car, Soleil inquired, “What trouble did the boss get into? It shouldn’t concern us, right?”


    “It has nothing to do with you…”


    Wiping the cold sweat off his forehead, Ah Liang replied, “Yes… Uncle Ma caused the trouble…”


    Upon hearing this, Soleil let out a sigh of relief.


    In the world of these reckless individuals, they have a mindset where a lost friend doesn’t mean they themselves are in danger.


    Despite their usual cooperative dynamics, when problems arise, there is little sympathy to be found.


    Curiously, she pressed on, “What happened to Brother Ma? What on earth is going on?!” When Ah Liang heard Soleil’s question, anger bubbled up inside him, and he thought bitterly, “Everyone is in deep trouble because of you, and you dare to ask!”


    If it weren’t for your involvement with Charlie’s mother-inw, we wouldn’t be facing the wrath of Wanlong Pce today. If we end up dead here, you’re the real culprit!” However, Ah Liang couldn’t confront Soleil directly with the two soldiers from Wanlong Hall present, so he could only respond angrily, “I can’t exin everything right now, but you’ll find out when you meet himter.”


    Soleil didn’t dwell on it for too long; she felt a surprising sense of ease at that moment.<fn550d> Original content can be found at f?i?n?d?n?o?v?e?l?</fn550d>


    Initially, she thought that if things went poorly this time, the boss might reprimand her. But unexpectedly, it was Ma Kui who found himself in trouble.


    It felt as if he were wearing armor, drawing the boss’s fire away from her. By the time he arrives, there might not be much left of him.


    This thought lightened Soleil’s mood, and she noticed that the two Chinese men beside Ah Liang were unfamiliar to her.


    In Crazy Juarez, there aren’t many Chinese faces around.


    In fact, Ma Kui is the only one who has truly managed to infiltrate the inner circle.


    Soleil and Ah Liang are essentially part of Ma Kui’s extendedwork.


    Meanwhile, Xu Jianxi and Jase represent another group within Soleil’s development efforts in the United States, already considered outsiders.


    Therefore, the sudden appearance of two new Chinese individuals felt somewhat odd to Soleil.


    With curiosity, she asked, “Ah Liang, are these two neers? I haven’t seen them before.”


    Ah Liang quickly recited the exnation that Charlie had prepared for him, saying, “These two are new bodyguards hired by the boss, both from the renowned Wanlong Pce.”


    “Wanlong Pce?!” Soleil eximed in shock.


    Having spent years in the gray world, she was already familiar with Wanlong Pce.


    Hearing that the boss had enlisted two soldiers from Wanlong Pce as bodyguards caught her off guard, and she blurted out, “The boss has connections with Wanlong Pce?! He’s always wanted to establish ties with them!”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>