Moreover, given Shu Wenshan's capabilities in Hong Kong, if kidnappers were indeed acting right under his watch, he would definitely be able to find out who was behind it, but the problem was that even Shu Wenshan had no clues whatsoever; thus, Ye Wudao believed it wasn't the work of kidnappers.
Either these two women had gone mad, gallivanting in the middle of the night to Lantau Island, or they had encountered some mishap. What he feared most was that they had run into someone driven by lust, not greed, who was merely after their beauty.
But now it was nearly four in the morning, and Song Yuhan had been missing for quite some time, which made Ye Wudao increasingly worried. It was then that Shu Wenshan spoke to Ye Wudao, "Mr. Ye, I'll arrange a speedboat immediately to take you to Lantau Island."
"I appreciate your trouble," Ye Wudao, who had been bothering Shu Wenshan all night, said somewhat sheepishly.
