Life at the Top

Diana had always been daring, and now he began to wonder what Snow did to make these intelligence officers so interested.

Needless to say, this group of mercenaries, pretending to be guards, were sent to block people out and deal with emergencies.

Their purpose was to ensure that even if they did not catch Snow the thief, he would not get out alive and be controlled by Qari.

That such a mercenary group had been hiding in Bardot for many days without being discovered must be the trump card they had been hiding all along.

Now that the ban on guns was aggressively implemented, a group of desperadoes lurking in main cities had become extremely precious and an essential strategic resource.

They were initially intended to be used as a last resort. However, because of what Snow had done, the United States intelligence agency was willing to play this trump card ahead of time and it showed their hatred for Snow. Snow must have found some information not known to the outside world.

Although Diana was curious, he also knew that there was no time to waste. He had to act quickly, otherwise, Stefan might die. This group of mercenaries obviously regarded Stefan as an ‘accident’ that they had to watch out for.

Once they found out that Stefan was a man, Stefan would surely die.

Kingdom, Stefan’s safety was of utmost importance. If something happened to him, it

and the others rushed out of the car desperately, Stefan was staring blankly at the group of ‘guards’ who were

matter how dumb he was, he also realized that something was wrong with these

would a ‘guard’ show such murderous eyes when facing a lone

started dripping

loud gunshots rang next to his ear, causing his eardrums

shuddered and lay on the ground. After that, he heard more

the rest

over like a

moment, a ‘guard’ saw Stefan and started to run over. It seemed that he wanted to abduct this ‘pure and charming’ woman

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he heard a familiar voice and a hand grabbed him to pull him into the

guard rushing toward Stefan was killed by a clean shot from