One night Two babies by Liz Pinelis novel Chapter 940

She could guarantee that someone was absolutely dead outside now.

The screams and shots were one after the other, and the sound of them made her head spin and her heart wince.

Right now, her main concern is still the safety of Stanley.

Ivan listened to Violet's accusation, the smile on his face remained the same, "So what if there are my people, they take my money, listen to my words, work for me and give their lives for me, isn't that what they should do? And they themselves know very well that they will lose their lives, as long as they die and their families get the money, they are smiling in hell."

"You ......" Violet was blocked from speaking by his clever words.

Ivan touched her face, "Violet, how do you think Stanley is doing now? Has he been shot? Is he alive, or is he dead?"

The word "death" immediately irritated Violet.

She looked at him with scarlet eyes, "Shut up, you are not allowed to say that word, Stanley will not die, he will be fine, alive and well!"

"With all the fighting going on outside, maybe, he's dead." Ivan's voice was ethereal and frightening.

Violet was trembling with anger, staring at him with a deadly stare.

Ivan touched her eyes and covered them, "Violet, I don't like you looking at me like this, the last time we met, shouldn't you be kind to me? You're like this, it really makes me sad."

Violet's head turned hard, trying to shake the hand off her eyes.

But Ivan covered her so tightly that she couldn't shake it off.

Ivan looked at Violet and many looks flashed in his eyes, from love, to reluctance, to relief.

Finally, he suddenly leaned down and, on the back of his hand, dropped a kiss.

What he really wanted to kiss, of course, were her eyes.

But he knew that if he did that, she would not like it.

It was the last time he saw her, and he didn't want to turn her off.

Just then, the gunfire outside suddenly stopped and all of a sudden it became quiet.

It seems to be after the fight.

Immediately afterwards, the curtain of the tent was lifted once more, and the man who had just come in to report came in again, the difference was that this man was covered in blood, especially on his shoulder, there was a bloody hole, and blood was seeping out non-stop.

Now, it was caused by being hit by a gun.

The man came in shivering so badly that his whole body was dishevelled.

He looked at Ivan and cried out in despair, "Boss, ...... We ...... We've lost all our men."

The implication is that all but the two of them are dead.

When Violet heard this, her body went cold and she asked, "Where is Stanley? Where is my husband? Is my husband okay?"

Although the enemy would not necessarily tell her, she wanted to ask anyway.

She really wanted to find out what happened to Stanley.

Sure enough, the person who came in, just looked at her and didn't mean to pay her any attention.

Ivan took his hand away from Violet's eyes, then bent down and untied the ropes tied to her body, from the chair.

In this way, Violet could detach herself from the chair and stand up from it, without being tied to it anymore.

Ivan then bent down again and untied the ropes tied around her ankles.

Violet looked down at his movements and asked warily, "Ivan, what are you doing?"

Is this his way of letting her go?

How is it possible!