Chapter 446

In contrast, Ross had only known Xavier for two years, yet he treated him with the utmost sincerity. Ross regretted doubting Xavier's words before. "Mr. Ross, trust me." I couldn't explain outright, so I stared intently into his eyes. He paused, then gave a subtle nod, believing me this time. "David, it's time to let Mr. Ross go," I said, taking a step forward. Ross and I were around 100 meters away, a distance sufficient for Angus to get everything ready. "Go." David pushed Ross forward while gripping the gun and aimed at his back. Every step that Ross took felt like a descent into an abyss or perhaps the beginning of salvation. As Ross and I passed each other, I didn't glance back. But when I approached David, a wicked glimmer was seen in his eyes. Then everything changed. Bang. A gunshot rang out, and the bullet hit my chest. I clutched my chest, my pupils contracting. Meanwhile, David's eyes widened as he turned in surprise to find that Don had fired the shot. "What the h