Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce novel Chapter 1136

All the action teams on high alert received orders to immediately go up the mountain and surround the cottage. They formed several layers of encirclement, and even the bomb squad's experts joined the operation.

No one knew what was going on inside without the camera, but at the thought of Jack being killed, everyone knew that danger was invading Alivia bit by bit.

Bert's meaning was very clear. No matter what, the hostage must be safe.

No one else knew who this man was and how influential he was, to the extent that even the chief spoke up for him.

In this way, the safety of the hostages was the most important thing. They had to ensure that Owen would not hurt Alivia when they broke into the cottage.

The captain first sent a group of policemen to climb over the not-so-high cement wall to enter the backyard silently. There was not a single person in the yard. They approached the room beneath the grass shed step by step, opened two consecutive doors, and saw the cramped space at a glance but still found no trace of anyone.

Except for... Matthew. He was lying in a pool of blood with his eyes wide open and without vital signs.

Only then did the captain give the order, and everyone rushed in at that moment, barging into the cottage that had just appeared on the monitor.

The captain walked at the forefront, fully armed with a pistol in hand, his body moving back and forth, his eyes sharp as X-rays, but even so, he couldn't see where the person was.

"Damn!" With a curse, he put away his gun and waved his hand to ask the accompanying doctor to take the body away.

The captain had no time to be distracted and carefully saw everything on the scene. Where could he hide in such an empty and dilapidated house?

Behind him, a young police officer suddenly shouted in a hurry, "Captain, there is a passage over here!"

As soon as the words fell, everyone followed him. On the south side of this cottage, there happened to be a small door leading to a very narrow mountain path.