The Female Cannon Fodder With Boundless Merits
Chapter 540 - 543 Who Moved My Body (15)

Chapter 540: Chapter 543 Who Moved My Body (15)

Xue Ming regretted it immensely. If only he hadn’t been greedy for that small amount of money, now he might have to lose his life for it.

These people exposed their faces carelessly one by one, completely indifferent, clearly not planning on leaving any survivors.

Xue Ming’s cold sweat flowed as he trembled, locking all the car doors and shrinking inside, not daring to get out.

Outside, those people had sinister smiles on their faces, slowly approaching while dragging their weapons.

The sharp tips of the knives and iron rods scraped along the concrete road, emitting a sizzling sound.

Xue Ming buried his head under the steering wheel, not daring to look outside.

After a burst of boisterous laughter outdoors, their gazes turned towards Xue Ming in the car, as if looking at a fat sheep ready for slaughter, each particularly enjoying the pointless struggle of the prey before the end.

The first to approach was a young man, who tugged at the taxi door; seeing that it didn’t open, he didn’t care.

He pinched his nose, then gripped the machete in both hands, took a preparatory stance and then chopped the car door, leaving a deep mark.

"Yo, such a crappy door and it didn’t split in one go..."

"Black Bear, didn’t you fucking say this blade was sharp enough to cut through anything? Can’t even split this piece of crap... really now..."

Black Bear, who was busy flirting with the girl previously used as bait to lure over the taxi driver, chuckled and shot back, "Bullshit, why don’t you chop a few more times?"

In a moment’s time, the taxi’s body was covered in marks.

Every sound of chopping struck Xue Ming’s heart, causing it to beat rapidly along.

At this moment, a series of memories flashed quickly through his mind.

Some say that people reminisce a lot about their past experiences when facing death.

It was indeed true. Many precious and regrettable things Xue Ming thought he had forgotten all flowed through his mind like a passing scene.

Suddenly, he felt that he had always been busy, occupied with making money, missing many beautiful moments in life.

He missed his children growing up, he missed every loving moment with his wife, he missed the chance to honor his mother.

He originally thought he had plenty of time, plenty of chances. Once he made enough money, he would slowly make it up to his family.

But now, facing the threat of death, Xue Ming suddenly understood.

His family members probably didn’t care how much money he earned; they cared only about being together as a whole family.

Being poor was okay; life could always get better slowly, as long as there was a father for the children, a husband for the wife, a son for the mother...

But now... remorse surged through Xue Ming like a tide.

The moment the car door was smashed open, tears streamed down Xue Ming’s face, and with tears and snot, he cried with his eyes closed, "Wife, mom, my babies, I’m sorry."

As his body was halfway pulled out of the car, the wonderful sound of police sirens echoed in the silent night, breaking through the darkness with dawn light.

"Raise your hands, no one move, police..."

"Fuck, what’s going on..."

The criminals, who were teasing along leisurely as if cats pawing at their prey, were suddenly panicked.

What’s it like to ascend from Hell to Heaven in an instant?

Xue Ming felt he was very qualified to speak on this; for the first time, he felt a strong sense of gratitude towards the uniform.

At that moment, Xue Ming also found the strength to fight back. Taking advantage of the momentary distraction of the young man who was yanking his arm, he pushed him hard, breaking free, and then with the fastest speed of his life, he ran towards the reassuring presence behind him.

"Fuck, are you tired of living?" The young thug pushed by Xue Ming, not losing his arrogant nature, instinctively threw a knife at Xue Ming’s back as he ran forward.

If it had hit, it would have either killed him or left him disabled.

At this critical moment, a gunshot echoed in midair.

The evil sneer on that young thug’s face froze, and then he slowly fell down, his face still in disbelief.

The space, previously somewhat noisy, instantly became silent.

The unruly hoodlums were all scared out of their wits.

Looking at their comrades, dead or unconscious on the ground, those with weaker constitutions could even smell the scent of urine on themselves.

Now, the remaining ones got disciplined and didn’t dare to run.

Xue Ming, having narrowly escaped death, hadn’t even had the chance to thank the good civil servants when he saw the team leader, who was holding a cell phone as if he was video-calling a beautiful girl.

"Miss Su Li, look, is it these people....." The team leader spoke while he moved his phone’s camera across the criminals.

"Confirmed, information verified accurately. Please proceed with the arrest."

Xue Ming was dumbfounded as he watched, momentarily forgetting his previous fear.

Had Yanhuang Country’s high technology developed to this extent? It felt like something out of a movie.

This wasn’t just happening to Xue Ming, from the wee hours of the morning, through Yanhuang Country, whether in bustling urban areas or remote countryside, the sounds of sirens never ceased.

Various criminal cases were being solved one after another, even drawing in a lot of backlogged, unsolved cases.

Suddenly, the darkness hidden beneath prosperity, like snow on the ground melting under strong sunlight, revealed a grimy, filthy corner underneath.

Xu Xiaoxiao felt as if she was reborn under these circumstances.

She had been very desperate, even harboring thoughts of dying.

If her child wasn’t found, she couldn’t see what she could do.

Since her child’s disappearance two days ago, seventy-two hours had passed without her closing her eyes.

She had searched everywhere she could think of, but there was still no sight of her child.

Even if her mother-in-law knelt before her asking for forgiveness, she no longer had the energy to harbor any resentment.

The longer the child was missing, the slimmer the hope of finding him seemed.

Yet, after another sleepless night of searching for her child, the Police Station suddenly notified her that her child had been found.

When she rushed to the Police Station, there were already many hopeful parents gathered outside.

They were all eagerly waiting, looking excited yet fearful, all of them poor souls who had lost their children.

Xu Xiaoxiao was rather inconspicuous among them.

She also feared it was a false hope.

When the staff led them to their children, they found that their children had indeed returned to their sides, and they weren’t dreaming.

How wonderful...

Hugging her child, who was once lost and now found, Xu Xiaoxiao swore in her heart that she would never lose him again.

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Such an incident quickly fermented.

The next day it caused a great sensation online.