Desires Die Hard

Chapter 884 Don't Meet Anya Again

"You're crazy now. Why do I have to listen to your bullshit?" Evan was impatient and about to walk to Anya, leaving Cohen to the bodyguard.

Cohen would not let Evan leave. Even if he would die, he would take Evan with him.

Now that he couldn't kill Eudora, then he would kill someone else.

"Evan, Eudora is really cute." Cohen laughed in a low and hoarse voice.

While Cohen was laughing, the corners of his lips were bleeding faster. With the red blood and white skin, he looked like a devil.

"You are courting death!" When Cohen mentioned Eudora, Evan could no longer restrain himself and smashed Cohen hard on his face. Cohen was hit and fell to the ground, spitting out a mouthful of blood.

"Watch your mouth." Evan squatted down, grabbed Cohen by the collar, and warned.

Cohen sneered and secretly took out a silver lighter from his pocket. He intended to die with Evan. When the car was hit and rolled down, the tank leaked oil.

As long as he lit it, they would all die. He did not want to live alone in this world anyway.

Cohen knew that even if Evan would not kill him, he would be punished by the law.

He would rather die now than be sent to prison.

continued to anger Evan as he took his lighter, "Evan, Eudora is

listen anymore. He was about to

lit

something was wrong and quickly pulled Evan, "Mr. Welton, run! He

said and escorted

they ran a few steps, they heard the explosion coming from the

was engulfed in

a few seconds in fear and then stood up, looking

saw the fire and was scared. She sat in the car holding Eudora and froze for a while. Then, she came back to her senses, handed Eudora to

quickly got out of the

arrived, Anya looked at Cohen who was engulfed in flames, and then looked at Evan. Her eyes instantly turned red. She reached out to hold Evan's hand and asked,

Evan said

"He's dead."

tightly. But she felt a bit sad

was

he kidnapped Eudora. So, Anya wouldn't

in Evan's arms and watched

hand, Raymond and Sam also stood by the

Everyone present was silent.