Regret Came Too Late

Chapter 265

---- Chapter 265 The guy's eyes lit up. "Whoa, gorgeous, you've been there too? I've been telling these clowns, but they don't believe me. They just keep going on about no gambling." "Yep, I've been there. I even ran into him once." "He's scary as hell, right? After he said 'Get rid of him, ' he looked down at me and asked the other dude, 'What's this good-for- nothing doing in here?' I swear, my knees almost buckled." Grace couldn't help but laugh. What was with this overly dramatic talk?

Clearly, this guy was just some lucky stiff who had gotten into The Obsidian once. She shifted in her seat, wanting to sleep, but she still left a final comment. "But if you sawhim and he didn't kill you, doesn't that suggest he's not quite as indiscriminately violent as you're describing him to be?" 'The man's expression hardened instantly. "That's because I'm leaving out the important part. I opened the door to the bathroom, and there were seven or eight bodies inside.

They were all brutally murdered. Their faces were unrecognizable, like they had been beaten to death alive. I was so terrified that I stumbled back, nearly peeing my pants." He had indeed peed himself a little, but in the presence of such a beautiful woman, he was trying to maintain some composure. But the memory seemed to grip him, and his face lost all color. "That would explain the blood on his hands! He had just finished ---- killing them.

like I was nothing more than trash. I was paralyzed with fear. He felt like a soulless creature, a true monster. "When he called me a good-for-nothing, I genuinely felt insignificant, like he could crush me with a

imagine . Better to just go back home and work the land." Grace smiled faintly. "That's probably true, Here, drink some water. Your lips are white." "Heh, my

she snapped awake , her forehead damp with sweat. All that talk from the guy next to her must

huge, but it had a great spot right on the coast. Plus, the country across the sea had just announced that

called Tim to ask when they'd arrive. 'Tim glanced at the backseat, where Ethan had been silent since they left, and said quietly, "Another three hours." Taking a car wasn't as fast as the train, and they were taking