Hong Kong variety show: I'm actually the villain Kwan Cho!

Just as Hong Ren and Annie were apologizing to each other,

Guan Zu drove his car, following at a distance behind A Tie's car.

That day, Guan Zu's analysis in the patrol car, after using the process of elimination, led him to suspect Hong Renjiu's wife, Annie.

Then I thought about it again and realized that wasn't right. Annie just didn't want to go to New Zealand; she felt that if she and Hongren didn't leave...

The left hand might kill Hong Renjiu to climb the ranks, but after those three good-for-nothings were captured...

With his left hand about to be seized as well, these worries were completely unnecessary.

Therefore, Annie was also cleared of suspicion by Guan Zu.

After these suspects were eliminated one by one, the person with the motive to kill Zuo Shou was Ah Tie, who had been betrayed by his elder brother.

In Guan Zu's logic, the relationship between the eldest brother and the younger brother is like a romantic relationship. If one person betrays the other once, it may be the other person's problem. But if everyone betrays the other, it means that the person may have a problem. And the one with the problem now is probably A Tie.

After considering all factors, Guan Zu decided to follow Ah Tie and find out what was going on.

After leaving Hong Renjiu's house, A-Tie was no longer the obsequious person he had been in front of Hong Renjiu and Annie. He no longer bowed his head or bent his back; instead, he stood tall and proud, exuding an air of authority.

Ah Tie drove to a nightclub in Mong Kok. After getting out of the car, the valet at the entrance of the nightclub quickly ran up to him: "Hello, Brother Tie!" Then, the greeters at the entrance and the henchmen who were guarding the place all greeted Ah Tie: "Brother Tie!" The voices of "Brother Tie!" rose and fell.

Ah Tie's face was very serious, and he didn't smile. He nodded and went straight in.

Guan Zu, who was in the car, saw this scene and his lips curled up slightly. Sure enough, Ah Tie's status in the gang was still very high. The more this was the case, the more suspicious he became.

Next, Guan Zu used money to pave the way into the nightclub, booked a private room, ordered a bunch of drinks, and called a hostess.

Under the allure of Guan Zu's handsome face and the lure of money, the princess who was summoned to serve Guan Zu completely succumbed, revealing everything about A Tie, including things she should and shouldn't have said!

After Guan Zu left the private room with useful information, he left behind the little girl sitting on the sofa, grinning from ear to ear, counting the thousand-yuan bills in her hand one by one.

Sitting in the car, Guan Zu adjusted the seat back, preparing to rest for a while.

I learned from the princess that Atie often came here and always stayed out very late.

So Guan Zu wasn't in a hurry; he just waited patiently. Tracking is all about patience.

I set the alarm, found a comfortable position, and slowly drifted off to sleep.

Three hours later, Guan Zu was woken up by his alarm clock. He glanced at the time and saw that it was already past 1 a.m. He took out a bottle of water from his storage space, gulped down a few mouthfuls, poured some on his face, and washed his face.

Just as Guan Zu was looking for something to eat in his storage space, preparing to grab a bite, A Tie walked out of the nightclub.

Guan Zu didn't bother looking anymore, grabbed a piece of bread at random and started tracking mode.

I followed Ah Tie all the way back to his home. Ah Tie lived in a rather old apartment building with very lax security.

Guan Zu easily determined A Tie's exact address and then turned and left.

The next day, after watching A-Tie leave, Guan Zu easily opened the old lock on A-Tie's house using the lock-picking skills built into his tracking technique.

After observing for a moment and making sure no one else was around, Guan Zu quietly opened the door, slipped inside, and turned to close the door behind him.

Then, Guan Zu began searching around Atie's house. A short while later, Guan Zu discovered a hidden compartment in Atie's bathroom.

If Guan Zu hadn't had his five senses enhanced, he really wouldn't have been able to find the hidden compartment among the tiles.

Perhaps because it was considered secluded, the hidden compartment, which wasn't even locked, was easily opened by Guan Zu.

After the hidden compartment was opened, the first thing that caught the eye was stacks of US dollar bills, as well as several passports of questionable authenticity.

This guy seems quite cautious, ready to run away at any moment. Guan Zu has no interest in money or anything like that.

Looking further back, there was a square iron box. He gently opened the box and Guan Zu's eyes lit up. He had found it!

The box contained a disassembled sniper rifle, along with a considerable amount of ammunition.

Guan Zu didn't take everything; he only took two bullets from the box and then put everything back in its place.

After taking a close look and confirming that there were no flaws, he took the bullets and returned to the police station.

Meanwhile, Ah Tie was at St. Mary's Hospital, accompanying Annie for her prenatal checkup along with Hong Ren.

Hong Ren helped Annie back to the ward, and after Annie sat up on the bed,

Hong Ren took an apple and started peeling it. This time, A Tie didn't go out; he was still tidying up his things nearby.

Annie, having found a comfortable position to lie down, looked at Hong Ren peeling an apple and said, "Honey, we always have to book a room for our prenatal checkup. Next time, we won't book one; we'll just go straight home after the checkup."

Hong Ren continued peeling the apple without looking up: "Just lie there and relax. Your belly is getting bigger every day, and walking is tiring."

We'll book a room for you so you can rest for a while, and we can also review the doctor's report here.

"If there are no problems, and you've rested enough, you can go back now. But if any problems arise, wouldn't it be more convenient for us to stay in the ward?"

After saying that, Hong Ren glanced at A Tie, who was still packing his things, a sharp glint in his eyes. He then said to Annie, "By the way, I've decided. We'll listen to you. We're not going to New Zealand!"

Hearing this, Annie's eyes lit up: "Really? Honey, that's wonderful! How did you come to that decision?"

Hong Ren cut off a piece of apple and handed it to Annie: "You're right, with such a big business, who will take care of it if I leave?"

There used to be someone with the left hand who could take over, but now that left hand is dead, and there's no suitable replacement.

Am I supposed to watch my hard-earned business, built up over so many years, become leaderless?

"And the killer who murdered my left hand hasn't been found yet, how can I leave?"

Annie was overjoyed and didn't notice that the two men in the room were looking at her strangely!

After Ah Tie escorted Hong Renjiu and Annie home, he bowed to Hong Renjiu and said, "Brother Jiu, is there anything else? If not, there are some things to take care of at the gang, and I need to go over there."

Hong Ren, who had just helped Annie sit on the sofa, didn't even glance at A Tie: "Go ahead and do what you need to do. We can take care of ourselves here!"

"Brother Jiu, sister-in-law, I'll be going now!" After saying that, Ah Tie quickly left Hong Renjiu's house.

Soon after, Ah Tie arrived at his usual nightclub. The valet at the entrance greeted him warmly, "Brother Tie, so early today?"

Ah Tie ignored him, simply tossed him the key, and walked straight inside.

The nightclub manager saw Ah Tie: "Brother Tie, why are you up so early today? The girls haven't arrived yet!"

Ah Tie glanced at the manager and said in an unfriendly tone, "Get me a private room and bring some wine!"

Seeing that Ah Tie wasn't in a good mood, the nightclub manager didn't dare say anything, but simply gestured, "Brother Tie, this way please!"

As I followed Ah Tie toward the private room, I winked at the waiter next to me. The waiter immediately understood and went to prepare the drinks.

When A-Tie sat down in the private room, the waiter had already brought in several bottles of wine. After the waiter placed the wine on the table, the manager said, "Brother Tie, please have your drink first. I'll call the girls in after they start their shift."

Ah Tie waved his hand impatiently, and the manager and waiter quickly left.

Sitting on the sofa, A-Tie picked up a bottle of whiskey from the table, poured half a glass into it, and drank it down in one gulp.

Ah Tie put down his cup, cursing incessantly: "Damn it, I thought you'd left in despair after killing Zuo Shou, but I didn't expect you to actually stay! You said you were afraid of being leaderless and no one could manage the gang. Am I not human? I've been feeding dogs for the past few years, doing all this work for you!"

He poured himself another glass of wine, downed it in one gulp, and a vicious glint flashed in his eyes: "Hong Renjiu, I didn't want to do this either, you forced me to!"