Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 646

Chapter 0646

The atmosphere was tense, and the man's forehead was already dotted with sweat.

Perhaps because I had never experienced such a scene before, I didn't feel overwhelmingly scared. I had always believed in a peaceful world, but reality didn't allow me to remain that naive.

Soldiers could carry guns, but so could the rich and powerful...

Seeing me still in a daze, the man let out a low growl. "Take it!"

"That's impossible!" I snapped back to reality, too scared to take the gun. "I don't know how to use it! If you hold onto it, we might still have a chance to escape. If I take it, it's as good as suicide!"

"I have another one!" The man didn't waste words. Apologizing briefly, he grabbed my hands firmly. "Let me teach you! "Both hands here. Always use both hands. Then, use your index finger to pull the trigger!"

Holding the cold, unfamiliar metal in my hands felt incredibly heavy.

"No! If the worst comes to worst, I'll just face them. They wouldn't dare kill me, would they? I don't believe it! You're here to protect me, not to take risks for me. We're not at that point yet!"

on sight-that they wouldn't fire

risk! My mission is to ensure your safety. You escaping is the only way I won't be

here were inhumane, but he couldn't fully explain their ruthlessness to Ariana.

interrupted me firmly. "Listen! I'll head back to the second floor while you go to the first floor. Wait for my whistle. We'll both fire

from downstairs. Captain Steele already knows you're here, and I'm sure

gun in my hand grew heavier. The man, light on his feet, vaulted over the stair railing swiftly, disappearing from

on the first floor, aiming the gun at the

didn't know when he would

fear was an overwhelming sense of helplessness, a chilling cold that made my hands stiffen

into action. Without hesitation, I raised my hands and aimed at

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

from separate floors blended

man's muffled orders filtered through the dizzying

one side was a panicked crowd screaming in confusion, on the other was the relentless sounds of

door and blending into