Once the door was open, the gunshots outside became more rapid.

It was ear-shattering.

There was such a big commotion, but there were no screams from outside.

How weird.

Tres hurried forward, closed the door, pulled the woman back in, and stared at her fiercely.

“Are you rushing to die? Why did you open the door?”

The woman looked embarrassed when she was reprimanded.

Sean hugged Yvette tightly by the side and frowned. He stopped Tres.

“Tres, enough. Now is not the time to talk about this.”

At some point, Tate jumped down from the window inside the room. He looked a little excited.

“Boss, we’ll be safe as long as we go through the window and jump to the balcony of the opposite room. I just checked that there’s no one around.”

Everyone was excited.

Sean nodded and pulled Yvette’s hand over.

Tres put his gun at his waist.

“Boss, I’ll lead the way.”

The one leading was always in the most danger.

Sean did not refuse and glanced at Tate. Tate nodded and said, “I’ll stay in t