Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee by KIKI

Chapter 233: Protecting with My Life

Tina and her companions watched coldly as white marks appeared on the car windows from the attackers outside. After being shot in Ensford, Jared had all their cars modified to be bulletproof, including the tires. So, they weren't worried about the attackers breaking the windows.

However, there were too many motorcyclists. No matter how Jared swerved, more attackers kept coming. Some even tried to slide their motorcycles under their car's wheels, almost causing them to overturn if not for Jared's skillful driving. After passing a stretch of road, the right side turned into a cliff with train tracks below. A wrong move could send them plummeting down. Ahead, just like last time, a truck blocked the road with a container.

The narrow road left no room to maneuver, and the explosions from earlier had cut off any retreat. If it were an open area, Tina could handle them alone. But here, they had to find a way to evade.

Suddenly, Tina's ears twitched as she looked at the tracks below. The sound of a train whistle grew louder as a freight train approached with its headlights on.

"Uncle, want to take a gamble?" Tina asked Jared, pointing at the train.

"Sure!" Jared understood immediately. He turned the car sharply and drove off the cliff towards the train below.

Courtney tightly during the fall. "Why didn't you ask if

yelled

they could crash into the train or overshoot it and fall off the other side of the cliff. But

top of the moving train. The motorcyclists were stunned by their sudden move but quickly followed Jared's car onto the train tracks. Some crashed into the train and were crushed under its wheels. Others flew over and fell off the cliff. Yet, about

approached their car with weapons in hand. Tina and her group got out and faced them

hair wildly. Under the deep night sky, a lone

aimed a blow at Tina's head. They wore tight leather jackets and pants with helmets, making

kick to his abdomen, sending him flying off the train. Two others tried to attack her before she could recover but she flipped over them

someone attacking from behind, she dodged but slipped off the edge of the

off the side of the train car as its wheels screeched below. If she fell, she'd be crushed

her, allowing three motorcyclists to strike him hard with baseball bats. He grunted in pain but held on tightly to Tina. Tina's eyes flashed coldly as she pushed off from the train car's side and flipped back up, knocking down all three attackers like dominoes with her knees. The long train continued through the night as if unaware of the fierce battle atop it. Ahead loomed a tunnel entrance that they were rapidly