Simulating_Crimes_C303
by MarineTLChapter 303: The Seemingly Honest Driver? Now Truly Honest They failed to capture Priest alive. Unable to extract any information about K or the drug trafficking organization from his mouth—this outcome didn’t come as much of a surprise to Su Ming. Or rather... From the moment he confirmed Priest’s identity as a mercenary and saw how much K trusted him, Su Ming had already prepared for the possibility that even if they neutralized Priest and left him powerless to resist, they still might not…
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