Honesty
Devin went into the garage a moment later and saw a brand new car sleeping inside. It was purplish-
red and had a heavy-duty steel crossbar installed on it. The CVJ had a disc brake installed in it as well.
To Devin’s surprise, the car was better than the black SUV he was driving, and it was made out of
original, imported Hummer parts.
What is this?
He noticed sparks flying in the garage’s corner. The man in the uniform was keeping his head down,
working away and talking to someone behind him. “You said you wanted a car that can run across the
city and move across the sands, so now I made this for you.”
Who is that behind him? Wait, that’s a woman.
However, the woman was tied up against the chair, and her mouth was sealed with a black tape.
Devin saw it, of course. When he saw who the woman was, he could feel his blood boiling, and he
wanted to rush in to save her.
Suddenly, the man said, “Don’t move, or the mercury bomb is gonna start counting down.”
Devin skidded to a halt. He was enraged, but also pale with fear.
Mercury bomb? Did he strap something like that on her?
What a bloody bast*rd!
Devin didn’t make any sudden movements, but he clenched his fists tightly which showed his anger.
The woman glared at the man. She tried to shout, but since her mouth was sealed, all she could make
was a muffled scream.
The mechanic—who was tinkering with the car—heard her, and he finally turned to her. “Don’t move. I
won’t hurt you. I’m just trying to make the search party leave this place. I don’t want them to disturb me
before I’m done.”
He knows we’re searching for her, and he’s doing this because he doesn’t want to be disturbed? What
is he trying to do? Assemble this car?
The woman finally quieted down and leaned back against the chair, waiting for him to finish assembling
the car.
About half an hour later, the mechanic finally attached the last part of the car, and a Hummer SUV with
full spec was born.
When she noticed it, the woman started struggling, telling him to free her. After all, that was what he
promised her.
The mechanic turned around to look at her. He took his gloves off and wore his black-rimmed glasses,
resuming his sheepish demeanor.
When he tore the black tape off the woman’s mouth, she frowned, as if it hurt her. However, the man
didn’t tear it away too roughly, so it didn’t hurt much.
“Want some water?”
“No!” Sabrina glared at the man hatefully. “What do you want, Isaac? My brother set this up so he can
arrest The Coffee Shop’s boss. Now that he knows it’s you, you’re never getting away with it! He’ll find
you wherever you are!”
“I know. That’s why I’m not running.” Isaac poured her a glass of water, still calm and collected.
Yes, The Coffee Shop’s boss was none other than Isaac. Sebastian spent a long time trying to find out
who the boss was, but none of them ever suspected Isaac.
It was just unbelievable since Isaac was their friend. Or at least they thought he was.
Sabrina didn’t drink the tea. Instead, she kept glaring at Isaac.
Isaac realized it, and he felt crestfallen. A moment later, he looked down and put the cup of tea beside
her.
No matter how they looked, they still couldn’t believe Isaac was the notorious boss of The Coffee Shop.
Even until now, he was still the same timid guy they knew.
However, Sabrina couldn’t deny that he was the man they were looking for. After all, after he brought
her to this garage, she saw him tearing off the mask and his wig, revealing his true identity to her.
“What do you want? You said you’ll let me go after you’re done with your work. You’ve finished
assembling your car, so can you let me go now?” Sabrina asked him to let her go again.
Isaac looked at her. “You can’t escape.”
“What?”
“I must die here today. If your search party can’t do the job, that guy behind me is going to finish the
job. This is the safest place you can be at for now.” He sat down on the chair casually, holding his
forehead with his hand.
If she didn’t know better, Sabrina would have thought he was talking about what he would have for
lunch later.
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