Let's Get Married

As soon as Eunice sees the police, the captain and the other armed policemen also spot them.

It has to be said that, although Dalton has purposely left a passageway, he is not a person with a strong counter-scouting ability, for the place where he chooses to rest is slightly lower than the surrounding area. Standing in a bit higher position, covered by branches and leaves, one will be able to see everything clear around the rock.

A professional sniper comes up the mountain together. He is on a high ground behind Dalton. With the help of the dense branches and leaves in front of him, he quietly adjusts the position of the gun in his hand. He stretches his head forward and lowers down a bit. He then narrows one of his eyes as he aims the gun at Dalton with the other eye.

Previously, he has been instructed to shoot Dalton if Dalton is suspected of escaping.

The sniper won't kill Dalton He's aiming at Dalton's leg.

The sniper only needs to guarantee that Dalton won't be able to escape and that he won't harm the hostages.

Eunice does not find the location of the sniper, but she can see the armed police who are relatively close. Then she deliberately looks away, afraid that Dalton will notice them.

Everything is in place and the sniper is about to shoot. However, perhaps Dalton, who has been motionless all this while, notices something or he just happens to walk over to Eunice. He pulls Eunice up to cover him.

When the sniper sees it through the camera, he frowns and makes a gesture to the captain, indicating that he is temporarily unable to launch a sniper attack.

This is a bullet. If the sniper does not have a particularly good chance, he cannot act rashly. Otherwise, both sides will be injured.

The captain stares at Dalton, who is not in a hurry to leave. Instead, Dalton carries Eunice to the edge of a cliff.

Although the mountain is not high, if one falls down, he won't definitely to stand it.

The captain's heart is in his mouth. Dalton does not act too aggressively. Dalton only feels that no one can hide behind the cliff, which makes him feel even more secure.

The rescue operation has reached deadlock. The police are lying in ambush all around. They even retrain their breathing. Only after wind blows do they dare to catch their breath.

It is no good to wait. If Dalton gets enough rest and continues to walk, the sniper's position may be exposed during the operation, and he can't accurately aim at Dalton as the latter is moving.

the captain feels a

to the kidnapping case. Thus, this case must be

grip on the pistol. He then winks at the others and

by the sudden appearance of the black-uniformed man in front of him. He immediately stands up and pulls Eunice to the edge of the cliff. He then presses the dagger

rising sun. But when the warm light shines on the knife, it turns into

She can only stare at the policeman in front of her with her eyes wide open. She is very worried about him, although he is holding a gun. At the thought of the scene of Samuel's collapsing just now, Eunice is extremely scared

want anyone to get

the hostages now!" The captain's voice has a thrilling

on the captain as he grins. "Cut the crap. Let

requests." The captain tries his best to talk to Dalton so

open. Blood oozes out. "His girlfriend is in my

of her now, perhaps

speaking, Dalton interrupts angrily. "Don't talk to me about anything else. I want

he lets go of Eunice now, he will definitely be sentenced to death. He has no way of

line at the foot of the mountain. It is hard to control Ryan. If he is

Perhaps Dalton has died.

I can take you to the foot of the mountain to

loudly, "Do you think I'm an idiot?! If I let go of her

captain is pondering how to communicate with Dalton further, the walkie-talkie on his body suddenly sounds. It is different from the one commonly seen in the market. It's very

sinister

speaker. Let Dalton hear

captain frowns as he keeps fixing his eyes on

think that this is a good method. But in this situation, it seems that

choice but to spare one hand and quickly throws the

"Dad, where are you?"