Chapter 29

The man who was struck let out a painful scream as the iron rod slipped from his hand, and his injured eye squeezed shut. The eye was the most vulnerable part of the human body, and once injured, it was nearly impossible to open. It would limit his ability to act. More screams followed. Shirley's shooting speed was lightning-fast. Before the men even had time to react, she had already fired several shots. Her targets were strategic. They were eyes, armpits, groin, and right wrist. When these parts were hit, the men were temporarily incapacitated. With Shirley's help, Donald quickly broke through the encirclement. He seized one of the iron rods and began fighting back, knocking out several of the so-called drunkards in just a few swift moves. On the other side, the bodyguards had a chance to catch their breath and rejoined the battle. At that moment, a man wearing a black mask focused his attention on Shirley. He abandoned his teammates and charged toward the balcony. Shirley rea