Chapter 3462 — A Curious Attitude
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"He's telling the truth. He's an adversary of Leader Wei Zhao and of me alike. We were both in love with He Meiyue, and he's been working against us all along." Bai Weituo nodded. "Since this whole business started because of Leader Wei Zhao, it really has nothing to do with him. Let him go!"
Kun Cun frowned, nodded, then picked up his phone and dialed a number—the number of the hotel room where Wei Zhao was staying.
"Hello, Kun Cun. You're here?" Wei Zhao answered.
"Well... it's like this. May I ask, this fellow named Zhang Duopan—is he your enemy, or...? And Bai Weituo as well..." Kun Cun asked cautiously. If he brought all four of them over and one of them turned out to be Wei Zhao's enemy, and Wei Zhao took offense, who would bear the blame but Kun Cun? So he had to have it clear first.
"Oh, Bai Weituo is my lackey—same rank as you, on equal footing." Wei Zhao said. "But he joined earlier than you, so call him Brother Bai. As for that Zhang Duopan and Fan Ganhe, find some place and dump them. I don't want to see them."
Wei Zhao also understood by now that this whole affair had been stirred up largely by Zhang Duopan's boasting and troublemaking, and had little to do with Bai Weituo. So he felt not the slightest goodwill toward the man, and had no wish to lay eyes on him.
"Understood, Leader!" Kun Cun hung up, and the look he turned on Zhang Duopan was now somewhat off.
Zhang Duopan was baffled. Who had Kun Cun been calling? Why was he addressing the other party as Leader? And how did that person know both him and Bai Weituo? What was going on? Wait... could their leader really be Wei Zhao? And was everything that had been said true, not some trick on him?
At that thought, Zhang Duopan gave a violent start. He peered cautiously at Kun Cun. "Big brother... what I said just now was a joke, really. Actually, I'm one of Leader Wei Zhao's lackeys too..."
"Tu Feng, find a place and bury these two! Leader Wei Zhao says he doesn't want to see them anymore." Kun Cun had clearly misread Wei Zhao's words. Wei Zhao had said to dump them somewhere and that he did not want to see them; Kun Cun took it to mean he wanted the two disposed of.
After all, only yesterday he had witnessed Wei Zhao's ruthlessness—Pu Nimei had been killed just like that, and four Heaven-Rank Great Perfection experts at the headquarters had been annihilated just as easily. So for these two nobodies, what was there to it but to snuff them out?
In truth, Wei Zhao had meant nothing of the sort. "Dump them" simply meant letting them out of the car and sending them on their way. At his present level of power, he had no interest whatsoever in whether these two lived or died.RS