Luckily, what surprised them was that the iron wires were very soft, and the edges seemed to be curled up, possibly due to years of disrepair. Henry did not dare to dy any longer. After confirming the material of the mesh, he carefully made his way back and sat on the ground again. However, this time he could not control his strength well, and he fell to the ground.
udia let out a quiet gasp, while the kidnappers outside reacted quickly. The lively drinking noises from the next room continued, but one person, who appeared very sober, grabbed an iron rod and pushed open their door.Content provided by N?velDrama.Org.
After seeing Henry lying on the ground, he warned them, "I warn you not to think about escaping or you''re going to get a good beating from this iron rod in my hand!"
"It''s confirmed that there''s one person not drinking next door," said Henry.
Henry''s voice continued to tremble, causing udia to be increasingly rmed. "Dad, what''s wrong with you? Please don''t scare me!"
The asional visits from the kidnappers had left udia in a cold sweat. She did not know how she would cope if something were to happen to her father.
"I''m fine. I was just a bit startled by the kidnapper who came in. My heart can''t handle such excitement. Oh, by the way, Lucas, I''ve confirmed that the mesh on the window is made of a very tough material, but think we can bend it apart with a little force. We can definitely escape through the rear window!" said Henry.
Lucas breathed a sigh of relief at the good news. "Mister Henry, you should take a breather. You don''t sound too good. We''ll escape when they''re drunk."
Even if Lucas had not said so, Henry knew he needed some rest. He felt a sharp pain in his chest, causing him to frown and bite his lower lip tightly. He tried not to make any sound for fear of making Lucas and udia worry.
Captain Jimmy Collins''s judgment was indeed correct. There had been quite a few ex-convicts released from prison in the past six months. One person, Stan Cruz, who had a history of kidnapping, caught his attention.
"This guy was like a big shot in prison. He had almost everyone taking his order. Because of that, we relocated those who were close to him to different prisons. Do you remember, boss?" recalled one of Jimmy''s subordinates.
Jimmy nodded. The situation would be more challenging than he had anticipated if Stan was involved in Lucas and udia''s kidnappings.
"Check his recent whereabouts. My gut feeling tells me he''s definitely involved," Jimmy ordered.
The information from his subordinate came quickly, confirming his suspicion. It was indeed Stan.
"Recently, he''s been frequently
visiting Anto City, but before that, he had been living in his hometown, Camrod City. He gathered a few thugs there, all of whom he knew
from prison. I think he''s likely I nning something big there and then nning to escape!" the subordinate reported.
"You''re right. We need to request support from higher-ups."
Support for major cases came quickly. Jimmy and his team ran the car te number Stan used to enter and exit Camrod City to determine his final location.
During such critical moments, they
could not afford to becent. Everyone in the office held their
breath, and even the sound of a pin dropping could be heard.
"Boss, take a look. Around noon, they appeared near this park. Do you think this person is Stan?"
The individual in question disembarked from the vehicle under surveince and even lit a cigarette, showingplete disregard for the police officers present. "Heh, nobody can escape their retribution," remarked Jimmy.
He never believed anyone could face
real punishment without fear. Stan and hisckeys'' audacity was solely due to their arrogance andck of respect for authority. Those kidnappers worked together for their own and they would scatter for
the same reason. They were the type who would refuse to be
convinced until they were faced with a grim reality.
''These criminals would only pay the price for their actions by spending the rest of their lives in prison,'' thought Jimmy.
Thalia, who had been listening intently to the officers'' conversation, asked, "So, have you found the suspects yet?"