If you want to be a good person, find Huadi

The person who came from the ICAC was Lian Zhigang! With a smile on his face and steady steps, he walked up to the crowd and said in a gentle but firm voice, "Good morning, everyone! I am Lian Zhigang, Director of Investigations at the ICAC. It's a pleasure to meet you all. Mr. Keda is waiting for you upstairs. Please follow me."

Rong Ri and the others exchanged glances. Although they were somewhat puzzled, they didn't ask any further questions. They simply nodded silently, and then followed Lian Zhigang into the elevator. As the elevator slowly ascended, everyone felt a bit solemn, unsure of what awaited them.

Finally, the elevator doors opened, and everyone arrived at a spacious, bright conference room. Inside, Kida sat at one end of the table, his face slightly pale and a bit nervous. Perhaps it was a guilty conscience, or perhaps it was the sheer intimidation of seeing so many prominent lawyers arriving at once that made him feel a bit nervous.

Kida's eyes quickly scanned the crowd. When he saw the old man, his eyes suddenly lit up, and a look of surprise crossed his face. He immediately stood up and walked quickly towards the old man, saying as he walked, "Duke William, what brings you here? I should have gone down to greet you. How rude!"

Kida walked up to the old man, quickly stretched out his hands, shook the old man's hands tightly, and said with a flattering face.

Duke William, the Vice Speaker of the Eagle Country's House of Lords, is of distinguished status and respected position. Not only that, he is also one of the only three remaining justices of the Eagle Country who participated in World War II. His status in the Eagle Country's legal community is comparable to that of a national treasure.

The moment Kida saw Duke William, he knew in his heart that Huadi must not be detained any longer. Not only that, he must not cause trouble for him again in the future, otherwise endless troubles will follow.

So why did Duke William, the Duke of Eagle Country, personally come to support Hua Di? The reason is both simple and complex.

To put it simply, it's because Rong Ri's stepfather is Duke William's favorite student. However, if we delve deeper into the complex relationship, we have to mention Rong Ri's stepfather and the business and political interests between the Huen family and Duke William's family. These complex relationships forced Duke William to intervene to protect Hua Di to avoid unnecessary trouble for his family.

Normally, Duke William shouldn't have so easily expressed his support for Hua Di. After all, the Eagle Nation's top brass were meticulously planning a plot in Hong Kong. However, the current situation was far too complex, and among the Hua Alliance's top brass, only Hua Di lacked a clear and powerful identity to protect him.

For this reason, they spared no expense and specially invited Duke William. Upon his arrival, Duke William did not make any public remarks, but calmly asked Kida to arrange a quiet office for him, apparently having something important to discuss privately with Kida.

After the two entered the office, they closed the door and began a brief and mysterious conversation. Time passed by minute by minute, and in just ten minutes, Kida and Duke William walked out of the office together.

Duke William didn't linger any longer, but ordered Rong Ri to send someone back to the hotel to rest. Meanwhile, Kida unhesitatingly ordered his men to release Hua Di immediately.

After Hua Di emerged from somewhere, he hurriedly said goodbye to Rong Ri and the others, then rushed home without stopping. He knew full well that Jojo must be distraught, and as the person Hua Di cherished most in the world, Jojo was his top priority in all his actions. Even if it meant making the entire world his enemy, Hua Di would not hesitate.

Hua Di hurried home and saw JOJO sitting in the living room with a worried look on her face. He hurried forward, hugged JOJO tightly, and comforted her softly, "Don't worry, I'm back, everything is fine." JOJO raised her head and looked at Hua Di with tears in her eyes. She seemed to want to say something, but finally just nodded.

Hua Di patiently comforted Jojo, gradually calming her down. Once Jojo had calmed down, Hua Di simply packed up and hurried back to the police station. On his way home, he had already learned about what happened last night through various channels and exchanged views with Guo Yingnan and others. Now, he rushed back to the police station to obtain some information that the Huameng had not yet grasped, and he knew in his heart that Cheney must know something crucial.

Wah Di rushed back to the police station, and upon entering, Cheney was informed. Knowing Wah Di's intentions, Cheney quietly went to a secret location within the station and waited for Wah Di's arrival. Although they appeared to be enemies, Cheney was actually Wah Di's ally. To avoid arousing suspicion, Cheney had to be careful not to let anyone discover their true relationship.

Wah Di's meeting with Cheney was brief, but during that brief moment, Cheney unreservedly told Wah Di everything he knew, especially the Japanese's sinister plans in Hong Kong. Wah Di listened quietly, his face seemingly calm, but in reality, his heart was already consumed by the flames of anger.

"The Japanese devils' plan is simply too vicious," Huadi cursed inwardly. "These people are so unscrupulous, trying to create chaos in Hong Kong to achieve their ulterior motives." The more Huadi thought about it, the angrier he became. He was filled with indignation at the Japanese's actions.

However, in stark contrast to Wah Di's anger was Cheney's attitude. Cheney maintained a playful expression throughout his interactions with Wah Di, seemingly unconcerned. There was even a faint smile on his face, as if this were all just a farce.

Hua Di naturally would not let Cheney be so presumptuous, so he decided to teach Cheney a lesson. Hua Di suddenly stretched out his finger and quickly touched Cheney's ticklish spot like lightning.

Cheney's body reacted immediately to the finger's touch. He began to itch unbearably, as if countless ants were crawling on him. Cheney tried to endure the itch at first, but soon he couldn't bear it anymore.

His hands began to scratch uncontrollably all over his body, trying to relieve the maddening itching. However, his scratching did not have much effect, and the itching became even more intense, making him miserable.

Huadi stared at Cheney expressionlessly, his gaze as cold as ice, seemingly piercing Cheney's soul. He spoke in a cold yet commanding tone, "Cheney, you must always remember your identity and your situation. You have no way out. Don't think your worth gives you the right to demand exorbitant prices or to change your mind so easily. I can tell you in no uncertain terms: to me, you are completely dispensable."

Hua Di paused, letting his words linger in the air, giving Cheney time to absorb the deeper meaning. He then continued, "However, if you recognize your place and serve me honestly, I will generously grant you wealth and power. However, if you cannot adjust your mindset, still harboring hopes of success or attempting betrayal, then I will show no mercy and will bring ruin to your reputation, even to the point of death."

Cheney's face turned pale as he heard Wah Di's harsh words, and sweat dripped down his forehead. Knowing Wah Di's methods and strength, Cheney knew he was serious. Without hesitation, he begged for mercy, kneeling on the ground and tearfully expressing his loyalty to Wah Di.

Hua Di looked at Cheney in such a state of disgrace, and although he felt a little disdainful, he did not embarrass him too much. After all, Cheney's current position was very critical. He could obtain a lot of confidential information from the Eagle Country, which was a very important resource for Hua Di.

Huadi raised the corners of his mouth slightly, revealing an imperceptible smile. He stretched out his finger and lightly tapped, and the itchy spot on Cheney's body was instantly relieved.

Cheney breathed a sigh of relief, but beads of sweat already covered his forehead and trickled down his cheeks. His heartbeat raced, threatening to burst out of his throat, and he was filled with fear and anxiety.

This was the first time in Cheney's life that he felt so deeply the fear of having no control over his life and death, and Huadi in front of him was like the master who controlled everything, playing with his fate in his hands.

Cheney was terrified. He secretly made up his mind that when he returned home, he would work hard to catch up on his knowledge of China and never show any disrespect for China in front of his brother Hua again.

Huadi ignored Cheney and turned away. He wanted to find Li Wenbin to discuss the next plan. The Japanese plan was too vicious. He had to obtain the unreserved support of the top Hong Kong police officers in order to resolve this disaster for Hong Kong.

Cheney, like a puddle of mud, slumped to the ground, breathing heavily, trying to calm the turmoil in his heart. Although the tingling sensation of just a few minutes had passed, the pain was deeply etched in his memory, making him unforgettable.

Just as Huadi said, it was really a torture of being unable to live or die. Cheney even felt that he was about to be driven crazy by the pain.

At this moment, he felt extremely regretful for his previous contempt for Huadi, and at the same time he became more determined to obey Huadi's orders completely.