Special District 9 Chapter 140: Compromise of the Adults

The following night.

An influential figure of Special District 9’s Police Force stood forward and asked Fatty Xing out for a meal in the suburbs without calling for any accompaniments.

On the dining table, Fatty Xing didn’t mention all those frustrating matters that had happened in his household over the last few days, and the influential figure didn’t bring the topic there either. The two of them simply chatted about some recent affairs about Fengbei and sipped on some wine.

After having a hearty meal and a drink, the influential figure picked up his napkin and wiped the corners of his mouth before exclaiming with a smile, “Aiyo, look at how forgetful I am becoming! We are nearly done with our meal, but I’m only recalling now that I have a friend here with me today. Haha, he said that he’s interested in getting to know you, so I called him over.”

“Oh? Who is it?” Fatty Xing asked while sipping on his porridge with a lowered head.

“You’ll know once you meet him!” the influential figure said as he took out his phone and sent out a message.

Roughly ten minutes later, Superintendent Li walked through the door with an amicable smile.

“Come here, Little Li! Allow me to introduce you to a magnate of our Fengbei’s pharmaceutical industry!” Without getting up from his seat, the influential figure gestured to Fatty Xing and said, “This is Xing Feng, the man behind Prosperous Dragon Pharmaceuticals.”

“Pleased to meet you, Mr Xing!” Superintendent Li offered his hand for a handshake.

“Old Xing, this is Old Li from Songjiang’s Black Street Sector Police Bureau,” the influential figure said with a smile. “You should have heard of him before.”

Fatty Xing was stunned for a moment before his face turned incredibly dark. He stood up and said, “Senator Zuo, I’ll treat you to a meal another day. I still have other matters to attend to back at home, so I’ll be making a move first.”

Senator Zuo stood up and pressed down on Fatty Xing’s shoulder, pushing him back into the chair, “Aiyo, what’s there to rush about? Have a seat with us for

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