Chapter 505


    His steps were staggered, barely mustering any strength, yet Grant gritted his teeth and persevered. A nagging question


    demanded resolution in his mind.


    The resemnce was uncanny. The twelve-year-old boy he''d seen at the police station was a spitting image of Anna! Once he


    got back, he''d do some digging and get to the bottom of this. If there was any connection between Anna and that


    whippersnapper, he''d make sure she paid for his sufferings a thousandfold!


    Revenge is a dish best served cold, and Grant''s thirst for vengeance was fierce!


    The moonlight was hazy, and the path underfoot was barely visible, obscured by the thick underbrush. Joseph and the others


    trudged through the bushes. The distant shoreline promised freedom, and with each step, their burdens seemed to lighten.


    "Bark! Bark, bark!"


    Suddenly, a series of fierce barks shattered the night, chilling to the bone, echoing like the howls of wolves. Joseph nced back


    but saw nothing but the dense shrubbery shaking—no sign of what was behind them.


    "Damn it, police dogs! If they catch us, it''s all over. Move it, people! The shore''s just ahead," Joseph hissed, fearful of alerting the


    keen-eared hounds.


    Grant, caught up in the panic, cursed under his breath. Damn, they''ve got dogs on them now. How ruthless!


    The group stumbled in their haste. The bushes rustled loudly despite their wishes for silence.


    Not far behind, police dogs were hot on their trail. Jonas, calm and collected, followed the dogs. Though he couldn''t see the


    fugitives through the brush, the dogs’ excited barks told him they were closing in.


    This prison break was an insult to Jonas—a stain on his record! He''d never dealt with such vicious, cunning criminals. If they got


    away, they''d only wreak more havoc. No matter the cost, Jonas was determined to capture the kingpin himself and was ready to


    use lethal force if necessary.


    The underbrush was a trampled mess, and Joseph, sweating bullets, sensed the dogs closing in. "The hell with it! Once | catch


    my breath, I''m gonna blow that police station sky high!" he spat on the ground, urging his crew. "Move it, we''re almost at the


    shore!"


    His men, panting and terrified, dragged Grant along. "Slow down, will ya? I''m about done in here," Grant gasped.


    “Hang in there, Grant! Freedom''s just ahead." Joseph didn''t dare look back, moving forward. The sound of the sea was growing


    louder. "Hear that? The sea! Once we''re on that boat, those mutts can''t touch us!"


    But before Grant could respond, Jonas’ voice boomed from behind, "It''s over! Surrender now. It''s your only way out!"


    Joseph nced back. The dogs'' panting was almost audible, and his eyes were filled with ferocity. “Pfft, | won’t stoop to dealing


    with the likes of you!”


    Grant’s eyes glinted with malice. “Worstes to worst, we go down together.”


    “You vile narco thugs, there’s no redemption for you. Hell''s deepest circles await. There’s not reincarnation,” Jonas retorted


    coldly.


    The police dogs led Jonas straight to Grant''s trail. Just a bit more effort, and they''d catch them.


    The brush shook violently, the sounds of the sea near. The dogs lunged forward, tearing through the undergrowth toward their


    prey.


    "Dogs! The dogs are here!"


    "Run for it!"


    "Bark! Bark, bark!"


    "Where''s the gun? Shoot them!"


    "Bang!"


    “Ah, it hurts! Let go!"


    The brave police dogs tackled the criminals, biting fiercely, turning the scene into utter chaos with barks, growls, and gunshots.


    Two of Joseph''s men were downed


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    They pulled the dogs off and reported to Jonas, "Sir, the escapee isn''t here.”


    Jonas nodded toward the cruise ship starting up at the shore. "| see him. He''s about to board. We must catch him before he


    reaches international waters!"


    Leaving some officers to tend to the injured and to secure the captured, Jonas and the rest pursued Grant toward the departing


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    "Bang!"


    Grant, climbing aboard, felt a searing pain in his leg and grunted, "Agh!"


    Joseph grabbed him, preventing a fall. "Hold on, just get on board, and we can set sail.”


    Jonas and his men were closing in. He raised his gun, aiming at Grant''s head. This criminal wouldn''t reach international waters;


    it was no longer just about capturing an escapee.


    Grant clung to the deck railing, his


    knuckles white with tension. He


    swiveled his head just in time to see


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    his eyes. Grant''s heart hammered in


    his chest, but he managed to muster


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