I’ll find a way to get rid of her. How dare Cyrus say that even if there was no woman left in the world, he still won’t marry me! Then fine! I’ll kill all the women around him! Let’s see who he is going to get married to! Let him live a lonely life if he refuses to marry me!”
Galen was frightened by the viciousness in her eyes and wisely held his tongue.
A day had passed.
In the dense mountain forest at the Cadiered border.
The crew wore their camouflage gear, and Nathan’s face was concealed behind streaks of paint.
He had just received reliable intel about an illicit transaction scheduled to take place at the pavilion in the middle of the lake, around five hundred meters away. They had been patiently waiting there for a grueling twelve hours.
After some time, Sonny whose face was also painted green rushed over.
“Sir, the targets have appeared. They should arrive at the pavilion in ten minutes, tops.”
Nathan’s expression grew grave as he replied, “Alright. Notify all the surveillance teams and snipers to take their positions. If the transaction goes down or if anything out of the ordinary occurs, they can fire a warning shot, but no killing. We need them alive for interrogation.”
“Yes, sir.”
Nathan intended to change his posture, preparing to squat down, but inexplicably, his legs refused to cooperate. He trembled slightly and ended up collapsing onto Sonny.
“sire”
Instinctively, his men reached out to lend a hand.
Sonny swiftly turned around and supported him.
“What’s the matter?
You don’t look so good.”
Nathan took a deep breath and replied, “I’m okay. I must have been squatting for too long.”
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“How could that be the issue?”
They were all highly trained, and even after holding a squat position for an entire day and night, they wouldn’t experience such a problem.
Sonny checked Nathan’s pulse and, although it seemed normal, his body temperature was unusually low.
“Sir, is the virus flaring up again? Let’s go back to the lab to meet Dr. Yusuf.”
Nathan pursed his dry lips and responded, “No. The top priority is to deal with the current situation. We’ll discuss it later once we leave here.”
“Yes, sir.”
About ten minutes later, Two groups of people strolled leisurely towards the pavilion in the center of the lake, each clutching a black box for the exchange. The pavilion was surrounded by sunglass-clad bodyguards.