Secrets Of The Neglected Wife: When Her True Colors Shine

Chapter 172: Allison had already yanked Nicholas by his collar, using him as a human shield.

The bullet ripped through his skull, his eyes instantly dulling.

That poor man never imagined hed meet his end at the hands of his ally.

Blood splattered across Allisons face, but she remained unnervingly calm as she raised her gun.

Turning slightly, she said, Now, its my turn.

She had noticed earlier that their handguns jammed for a brief three seconds a fatal flaw.

And that made this the perfect window.

In a heartbeat, chaotic gunfire erupted around her.

Allison shoved the lifeless body aside and slipped into the jungle, her movements swift and precise, taking her shots one by one.

Her aim wasnt as sharp as it used to be three years without handling a gun had left her a bit rusty but she made up for it with strategy.

Fortunately, there werent too many of them; otherwise, things couldve gone south quickly.

The men barely had time to react before they crumpled to the ground.

They had no idea this woman was so skilled and that her shooting was so precise! Their last thought was the chilling image of that ghostly woman, wiping blood from her face with a serene expression.

It dawned on them too late why their leader had fallen prey to this woman, left disfigured and humiliated.

the final bodies dropping, Allison glanced toward the yacht docked at

men, she rifled through

daggers, and even

was about to double back to

at the approaching figure a man with piercing blue eyes standing across from

Hello, gorgeous.

Lopez, at your

have to say, I admire

be chasing you like

gleaming like a wolf

shoved forward a bloodied figure

was soaked in blood,

a

me, Kellan managed to rasp, but a rag was shoved into his

a steady resolve, watching Allison without

fact that he could not walk away

had agreed to be the bait, knowing full well the danger

last thing he wanted was to drag her

of fear as he locked eyes

her was

Now.

was right there, the perfect chance to

she could sail away, and

was the sensible

his tongue in amusement,