Chapter 1305


    Yasmine felt helpless, saying, "The most dangerous ce is the safest ce for Mr. Boyd, huh?"


    Collin responded, "Given his current circumstances, yes."


    Then, he picked up his pace and added, "That''s why we need to leave now. If we stay longer, it''ll only dy my boss''s rescue."


    Yasmine caught up to him. "Yeah, let''s go."


    Suddenly, she recalled something and said, "If your boss contacts you when we''re back, please tell me how he''s doing. Otherwise, I won''t be able to sleep."


    "You got it," Collin responded, thinking, ''She''s so demanding. If I didn''t know better, I would''ve thought she was Bonnie''s wife.''


    "Perfect." Yasmine looked at him approvingly, causing his lips to twitch again.


    ''Yasmine keeps talking about Bonnie. I should stop responding to her, or she''ll never stop.''Copyright N?v/el/Dra/ma.Org.


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    Falcon propped himself up and limped toward the cave''s entrance. He stood there and listened briefly before returning to "Bonnie''s" side. He said excitedly, "I think the


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    Bonnie looked at him and calmly said, "We should wait a little longer. The Nidhoggs might still be around waiting for us to fire that thing. That''ll make it easier for them to catch us."


    She was not worried about that. After all, Coll hadpleted the task she had given him. It did not


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    That would be proof that Bonnie was safe. That said, Falcon would think she had his best interests and trust her more. As expected, he looked at her gratefully. "You think of everything, Barrett. I almost made a huge mistake!"


    Bonnie chuckled. "You don''t have to say that. We''re on the same boat."


    Falcon scratched his head, saying, "No wonder Billy always speaks highly of you. You see things others don''t. Although I might be older than you, I must rely on your intelligence. Otherwise, I would''ve made a mistake."