No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 2077 The Fall

The junior police officer furrowed his brows, observing everything before him. “Isn’t this just fooling around? She’s literally putting both their lives at risk!”

Ernest shook his head. “I believe this young lady knows what she’s doing. She’s breaking down the opponent’s psychological defenses. Isn’t that a tactic we all learned after graduating from the police. academy? What’s the matter? Should we not trust her just because she’s a young lady?”

The junior policeman scratched his head sheepishly. Upon reflection, he did indeed have some preconceived notions.

Ernest smiled, his face full of pride. “Just wait and sec. She will give you an unexpected surprise. I’ll take responsibility for anything that happens. I believe this is the best solution, don’t you think?” Ernest turned his head to look at the young policeman, who then fell silent.

When Ernest turned his head, the smile at the corner of his mouth had completely vanished.

Deep down, he was worried sick.

Both Ernest and his subordinate were staring straight at Elisa.

At that very moment, Elisa had already finished a can of beer and cautiously took a few steps closer.

come any closer! Just

have other options. Come down now and let’s talk it through. Everything will be resolved smoothly. You won’t lose your wife, I promise. Similarly, your wife and child won’t lose you. There’s no reason to wait for the next life to do something that can clearly be done

person was truly moved, his

ready to give up on committing

current buzzed through his earpiece, and

hospital. If you don’t act now, your wife will die before you do. By the way, your child goes to Rayleigh Primary School, right? She’ll be joining you and your

move toward safety halted.

people below were utterly confused, engaging in heated

How ”

Wasn’t he about to

so dangerous! Did

there’s something to discuss, they can always talk about it later. If that man dies, there’s nothing

out. “He probably changed his mind because someone said something to him. My words had already swayed him,

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but the person had already lost patience,