Episode 6 of "Interior Chinatown" kicks off with an intriguing scenario where Wong leads Willis towards the bustling docks. As they navigate through this vibrant yet gritty backdrop, Willis reaches out to Lana, disclosing his current whereabouts. Amidst this setting, Willis finds himself aiding some enigmatic individuals, an act he justifying with a vague sense of duty that has perpetually guided him.
Just when the tension begins to thicken, the police arrive on the scene, accompanied by Lana. In a swift move, they apprehend Wong. Lana elucidates her manipulation of the ongoing investigation to expedite her confrontation with Willis, while Willis vouches for Wong's innocence. With a solemn promise, Willis vows to secure Wong's bail using the hidden stash of money in Wong's quarters. However, upon his return, Fatty, now transformed into an unlikely influencer and a brash Asian waiter beloved by all, blocks his path, refusing to hand over the funds.
Moreover, Fatty's transformation extends beyond his internet fame; he's ventured into entrepreneurship, launching his own line of products. Meanwhile, Wong employs a clever ruse to stall the investigation by pretending to communicate solely in his native tongue, creating a chaos that necessitates the summoning of a translator. Seeing an opportunity, Willis assumes the role of the translator and is ushered into the room. There, Wong confides in Willis, revealing that his brother had been seeking his assistance, and shockingly, he was the leader of a gang amidst shifting alliances. Wong discovered his brother's broken pager near the docks, a memory that jogs Willis's recall of the fateful night his brother shot the police detective at that very spot.
As the episode reaches its climax, Lana interrupts, confessing her untruths to Willis, leaving the narrative hanging in suspense.
