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Kang Chan got out of the car with Kang Chul-Gyu and Seok Kang-Ho. He then looked inside Sohee's Noodles, a Chinese restaurant, through the glass door.
Even though it should’ve smelled like food and they should’ve been busy fulfilling deliveries at this hour, only a small light—that was barely enough to light up the hallway—was turned on.
They didn’t know what Yang Dong-Sik did to his son-in-law. For all they knew, he could have already given his son-in-law “a tour around Seoul” and left his head hanging somewhere in the dark hallway. Taking that into consideration, they had to figure out what happened.
“Yoo Hee-Seung, have our men stand by. Keep a low profile,” Kang Chan ordered.
“Yes, sir,” Yoo Hee-Seung answered, then gestured at the SUV.
Kang Chan pushed the entrance door open.
Screech.
Fortunately, the door wasn’t locked. Upon entering, Kang Chan saw six neatly arranged tables. Each one had four chairs under it.
Nam Il-Gyu stood up from his seat at the table furthest away from the entrance. With a frustrated, sorry, and upset expression, he bowed to Kang Chan and Kang Chul-Gyu.
“What happened?” Kang Chul-Gyu asked, glancing further down the hallway.
There was a kitchen in front of the entrance and a door that likely led to a room to the left.
Rattle.
Likely having heard Kang Chul-Gyu, Yang Dong-Sik quickly came outside. When he saw Nam Il-Gyu, Yang Dong-Sik’s expression darkened as quickly as an egg would fall to cover an omurice.
Nevertheless, he didn't forget to bow to Kang Chul-Gyu and Kang Chan.
Kang Chul-Gyu didn’t ask why they looked upset; his sharp stare at Yang Dong-Sik already made it clear enough that he wanted answers.
“I’m sorry, sir. I was already thinking of leaving in a little bit,” Yang Dong-Sik...
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