Reclaiming Her Heart
Chapter 731 You Better Hide Until This Is All Over

After she finished talking, Selena got up and strolled out.

Mia was at the door, bawling her eyes out, wiping her tears while listening to the chaos outside.

Only five minutes had gone by, and the game hadn't even kicked off yet.

Selena walked into the hallway and spotted a dude smoking not far away, a gun in his hand.

She shrugged off her jacket and undid a few buttons.

The guy's eyes lit up when he saw her.

Selena crooked her finger at him, and he immediately ditched his cigarette, stomped it out, and swaggered over.

He even started unbuckling his belt as he walked.

Selena ducked into the restroom, and the guy followed her in.

As soon as he stepped in, he pinned Selena against the partition door, conveniently with his back to Mia.

But Mia saw the gun at the guy's waist and was so freaked out she covered her mouth, not daring to move.

At this moment, the guy was frantically unbuttoning Selena's clothes, his mouth all over her neck.

Selena felt grossed out. Facing Mia, she kept signaling with her eyes for Mia to do something.

Mia clutched a stick, just crying her eyes out.

Selena had no choice; if this kept up, she'd really get assaulted by this creep.

She shoved the guy away, grabbed the stick, and was about to make a move.

But the guy immediately caught on, grabbed Selena by the neck, and started cursing.

Selena's face turned pale from being choked. The guy still had his back to Mia, and if Mia swung the stick, he'd definitely go down. Struggling, Selena rasped out, "Do it! Mia!"

She gave Mia several chances, but Mia just stood there crying, not moving an inch.

Selena felt a metallic taste in her throat; her voice was definitely shot.

Even her brain was getting starved of oxygen.

In a panic, she reached for the guy's waist, found the gun, and shot him in the chest.

The guy didn't expect such a frail-looking woman to load and fire a gun.

His grip on Selena's neck instantly loosened, and Selena dropped to the ground, kneeling and coughing up blood.

Her throat was messed up from the external force.

Mia saw the guy fall and was about to scream.

"Shut up!" Selena grabbed the guy's gun, checked the time, and saw there were two minutes left.

Coughing, she stood up straight, no longer counting on Mia. "Hide well in the storage room."

As she said this, she dragged the dead guy into a stall, hid him, and cleaned up the few drops of blood on the floor with a mop.

The gun had a silencer, so she wasn't worried about being discovered.

After finishing everything, as she was about to leave, Mia grabbed Selena, her lips trembling with fear. "Selena, where are you going? Don't leave me. I'm really scared."

Seeing her shaking, Selena directly opened the storage room door. "Get in and hide. Don't open the door if you hear footsteps."

Mia almost fainted from fear. Was she supposed to stay on this floor alone?

"Stay with me. Let's hide here together," Mia pleaded.

At this moment, she didn't dislike Selena anymore. She just wanted someone to keep her company, especially in such a life-and-death situation. Being alone was even more terrifying.

Selena just closed the storage room door and instructed her, "Raymond's people are already outside, but because these kidnappers have so many hostages, they haven't dared to act. I have to do something to coordinate with them. You'd better hide until this is all over."

Mia was too scared to speak, just curling up inside.

After settling her, Selena took the gun and walked out.

There were five guys on this floor. Most of the hostages had been taken to the first-floor lobby. Besides the patrol personnel, there was hardly anyone else up here.

Selena hid around a corner and, taking advantage of an unsuspecting guy, took him out.

Then she looked out the window and saw that the outside was indeed surrounded by layers of cops, with several helicopters. The government had sent negotiators, but they were shot dead by the kidnappers halfway through. This was the biggest kidnapping and murder case in the country in nearly thirty years, and many reporters were already there, broadcasting live.