Hu Changjiang was stunned by the question and did not make the call to the police.
Wen Suihan watched the hurried figures passing by the car window and said, "I had someone investigate the backgrounds of the bodyguards you sent over."
Hu Changjiang's eyes widened in shock.
But Wen Suihan just smiled and said, "Elder Hu doesn't need to get excited, my intention was purely precautionary, with no ill will."
Hu Changjiang was half-convinced.
In Hu Changjiang's eyes, Wen Suihan was a crafty one; anything could be expected from him.
He couldn't pin Wen Suihan down to any side because he simply couldn't read the man.
Wen Suihan continued, "Compared to the other bodyguards, the person you particularly valued was Jiang Qun. The person you thought least likely to betray you was him, because you have helped him a lot in life."
Hu Changjiang felt ashamed, exactly as Wen Suihan had said.
