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Chapter 58
Author: Yurriansan
last update2025-08-26 23:59:18

From behind the trees, a shadowy figure emerged. An old woman, her white hair neatly tied back, held a long-barreled rifle, its muzzle still letting out a faint wisp of smoke. Her steps were calm and steady. Margaret.

Margaret approached. Her face was serious, her eyes sharp. She surveyed the situation, making sure there were no further threats. Bodies lay sprawled around the smoking car, the acrid smell of burnt metal and blood hanging in the air. The cold forest air was biting, but the tension was far more pervasive.

"Are you two alright?" Margaret asked, her voice sterner than usual. She clutched the rifle tightly, poised for any lingering danger.

Serena and Jimmy stared at Margaret in disbelief. The old woman they had tied up and accused last night was now saving their lives. And she was a sniper? This was insane.

Milla immediately ran toward Margaret. "Margaret! You're amazing!" She hadn't expected Margaret to be this skilled. Milla's face was filled with awe, as if she'd just wi
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