(The Amazing Son In Law) Hero of Hearts Novel Chapter 5823
Chapter 5823
New York, Queens.
Queens is a large area. Although it is not as prosperous as Manhattan,
Its central location can be regarded as a smaller version of Manhattan.
Moreover, Queens has a dense population and a lot of immigrants of all ethnic groups,
So it is relatively lively.
The famous Flushing is a neighborhood where Chinese and Chinese traders gather.
Peter Zhouβs antique shop is located in the center of Queens.
Although the store is not large, the location is really not a choice.
When Charlie and Hogan parked opposite the antique store,
They found that the antique store was not open.
At first, Hogan didnβt notice anything wrong.
After all, it was still morning, and a few antique shops opened early in the morning.
But Charlie, who was obviously more powerful, discovered something unusual.
He saw the mottled rust on the iron door and handle of the antique store,
As if no one had taken care of it for a while.
He originally planned to have a cup of coffee opposite,
So he drove the car to the opposite side of the road and stopped.
When he walked closer to check, he discovered that the antique shop had indeed not been open for a long time,
And there were even spider webs hanging above the folding iron door.
Looking inside through the window, the displays inside were all dirty and seemed to have not been maintained for a long time.
Hogan on the side couldnβt help frowning:
βIt feels like this place has been closed for at least a few months.β
βYes.β Charlie nodded: βDidnβt it mean that the Zhou family has run many antique shops in Europe and the United States?β
βMaybe this place has been abandoned?β
Hogan took a look at the second-hand store next door,
And found that although the store still had a closed sign,
There were already people inside, so he walked up, knocked on the door, and chatted with people.
After chatting, he turned around and came out and said to Charlie:
βMaster, letβs go back to the car and talk.β
Charlie realized that Hogan might have found some sensitive clues,
So he returned to the car with him.
After getting in the car, Hogan said:
βMaster, I just asked the owner next door.β
βThe owner said that Peter Zhou was arrested in this store four months ago,β
βAnd the store was closed accord
βCaught?β Charlie curiously asked: βWhy was he arrested?β
Hogan said: βIt is said that it was because of fraud, but the shop owner next door said that his situation was very special and different from ordinary fraud.β
βWhen he was arrested, it was the FBI. The people who came to arrest were very involved.β
βFBIβ¦β
Charlie muttered and asked him: βUncle Zhong, shouldnβt the police be responsible for cases like fraud?β
Hogan said: βNo. Certainly, if the circumstances are serious,β
βEndanger national security, or involve important people and items,β
βThe FBI may be responsible. Since Peter Zhou is suspected of fraud,β
βAnd if arrested by the FBI, it proves that the situation should be quite serious.β
Charlie asked: βDoes the shop owner just now know about Peter Zhouβs current situation?β
Hogan shook his head and said: βThat person doesnβt know very well.β
βHe only knows that the Zhou familyβs antique shops in the United States seem to have been closed.β
βAs for his current situation, that person has not received any information.β
As he spoke, Hogan sighed helplessly and said, βIn these years in New York,β
βI have basically been bored in Chinatown and rarely come out.β
βI donβt know anyone. I canβt find a suitable person to ask for news.β
Charlie pursed his lips and said, βItβs okay. Regarding matters in New York,β
βItβs probably reliable to ask Miss Fei.β
βHer connections and information channels are definitely much better than the two of us.β
After saying that, he took out his mobile phone and called Stella.
The phone rang seven or eight times before it was finally picked up.
Stella asked as soon as she opened her mouth: βMr. Bai, how is the situation in Atlanta?β
Charlie realized that Stella might not be able to speak easily,
And she had completely made up a title,
Probably because she was with his wife at the moment.
So Charlie asked, βIf itβs inconvenient for Miss Fei, we can talk later.β
Stella said, βIβm working on a project in New York right now.β
βGive me a moment. Iβll get back to you in five minutes.β
βOkay,β Charlie responded and hung up the phone.
Five minutes later, Stellaβs phone call came on time.
As soon as the call came through, she said respectfully:
βMr. Wade, I was discussing plans with your missess.β
βI was afraid that she would misunderstand,β
βSo I didnβt dare to talk to you directly. Could you please forgive me?β
Charlie smiled and said: βItβs okay,β
βYou are more thoughtful than me. How is she doing with you recently?β
Stella said: βShe has been busy with the project these days.β
βBecause I wasnβt sure how long you needed me to hold off,β
βSo I pretended to be real and entrusted her with full responsibility for the project here.β
βIt may be a little tiring, but she is still very involved.β
Charlie smiled. He said: βMy wife is still very enterprising, much better than me.β
Stella smiled slightly and said: βMr. Wade must be very enterprising,β
βOtherwise he wouldnβt have let me invite his wife to New York.β
After saying that, Stella quickly asked:
βBy the way, Mr. Wade, do you have anything to do with me?β
Charlie hummed and said, βI want you to help me find out about a person.β
Stella said without thinking: βTell me the situation and I will start immediately.β
Charlie said: βThere is an antique dealer named Zhou Peter.β
βIt is said that the Zhou family is quite famous for antiques in Europe and the United States.β
βI donβt know if you have heard of them?β
Stella said with a smile: βPeter Zhou, his family is indeed quite famous in the Chinese antique circle.β
βThey have been mainly engaged in Chinese antiques overseas for so many years.β
βFrom the beginning of the Opium War to the end of the Anti-Japanese War,β
βThere are a large number of European and American antiques they dealt in.β
βPeter Zhouβs familyβs main business is to take these Chinese antiques from overseas and then sell them.β
βSome precious cultural relics were often donated to China for free.β
βMy grandfather often bought some from them in the past.β
βItβs just that he has gotten older and played less in the past few years.β


