<h4>Chapter 23 - The Mysterious Long Xin </h4> <h4>Chapter 23: The Mysterious Long Xin</h4>


    One of the most expensive, most sought-after, and most fortified exclusive viges in the country was Dragon Pce Homes. There were only ten properties in the vige, but each of them upiedrge expanses ofnd.


    Security in the vige was even tighter than that of the major banks and evenparable to the security team of the country’s highest government officials. In fact, some of the property owners had private securities that were even superior.


    Dragon Pce Home #10 upied thergestnd and the most impressive mansion in the exclusive vige. This property’s owner was Jin Liwei, President and CEO of the number onepany in the country.


    One needed to drive for about twenty minutes by car from the property’s massive gates before reaching the ptial mansion.


    The mansion was impressive, not only because of its size but also because of its cial aura, just like its master. Jin Liwei lived alone in this huge house with his servants.


    It was silent and chilly to the point that visitors would feel creeped out, like walking in an endlessbyrinthine graveyard.


    When Jin Liwei returned home from work, it was already night time. He ate a high ss dinner alone on the long dinner table; his butler standing silently behind him, ready to serve him at any moment.


    After dinner, he took a quick hot shower and changed into pyjamas. Then he headed straight to his home office to continue some of his unfinished work.


    <i>Ding!</i>


    His eyes lit up. Finally, an e-mail from the damn girl.


    Long Xin: "See attached files. Send 590,025.73 RMB to my ount for the expenses rued while gathering information. See attached invoice. The original 5 million payment was only for the final reports."


    He immediately opened the attachments. After some time reading the five reports the damn girl sent him, he inhaled sharply. The more he read, the more shocked he became. His pupils contracted.


    A few days ago, he finally received the results of the second investigation he ordered on Gktika. When the results matched what the damn girl said about them when they first met at the hotel lobby, his interest in her increased. He was burning with curiosity as to how she got such secret information.


    After just a couple of days, five Russianpanies immediately sent their own business proposals, showing interest in partnering with hispany after hearing that he rejected Gktika’s offer.


    The new proposals presented both in Russian and in Chinese and even in English trantions reminded him of the damn girl.


    He didn’t know what came over him to send her an e-mail. Perhaps he wanted confirmation that it was just a coincidence that the girl got it right the first time. Surprisingly, the girl had the audacity to ask for a total of 5 million payment from him. Amused, he immediately sent the money to her.


    When she told him to wait three days, he couldn’t stop himself fromughing. He smirked.


    What did she need three days for? Fine. Just humour the girl and see what she woulde up with.


    He wasn’t really expecting anything. He just treated this deal as a joke to amuse himself. However, there was still a niggling hope inside him for the damn girl to repeat her urate assessment. He didn’t want to acknowledge this tiny hope, but it was still there.


    But now, not even three days since they e-mailed each other, he didn’t feel amused at the deal anymore. Not at all. Reading the detailed andprehensive reports she sent him, he felt absolutely shocked.


    Each of the reports were worth many times more than what he paid for. He immediately sent the additional bill of a little over half million that she asked for. He was even tempted to send her an additional million as tip but managed to stop himself.


    If she made a simr report about his Jin Corporation and handed it to his enemies...he didn’t even want to think about it.


    He stood up and walked to the window, looking at the night sky outside. The ck clouds covered the moon and the stars.


    One thing was clear after this experience. If she was really the one who created these reports, then the damn girl wasn’t someone to be offended. She could destroy anyone whenever she wanted to.


    Even someone like him.


    His lips lifted to a smile, his eyes glinting dangerously like that of a predator who finally locked on to its much-awaited prey.


    "Long Xin, who are you really? What other mysteries are you going to show me?"