The taxi drove halfway up the mountain. Charlie parked the car at the entrance of the cemetery. Dan said to him nervously, “Master Wade, then I will get off first. Please be careful and don’t leave me alone to face the wrath of Cary!”
Dan was extremely nervous, he was afraid that Charlie’s lack of ability or the inability to take care of himself would cost his life today.
Charlie said calmly at this time: “You get out of the car first, Cary will be behind, and you will find him soon. As long as you follow my instructions, I can naturally keep you safe.”
Dan gritted his teeth and nodded. Even if he didn’t trust Charlie, he didn’t have any other choice at this time, he could only bite the bullet and walked out of the taxi.
At this moment, Cary drove the Volkswagen car quickly up the mountain. Seeing that Dan had gotten out of the car, he kicked the accelerator and drove into the rear of Charlie’s taxi.
With a bang, Charlie’s taxi was knocked out a few meters away. He waited for the car to stop, and got out of the car pretending to be angry. He shouted at the Volkswagen behind him: “Are you crazy in this broken place at night? Can you rear-end only with my car?!”
The door of the Volkswagen behind was suddenly pushed open, and a man full of a sullen body pushed the door and walked down, watching Charlie sneer: “Young man, don’t be so angry!”
Charlie questioned angrily: “You knocked me down and ask me not to get angry?”
Cary smiled gloomily and said: “When a person gets angry, his brain is easily congested. This blood-filled brain is like pork without bloodletting, it’s not delicious!”
Charlie yelled: “Damn, are you mentally ill?”
FAQ Novel
Q: Who is confirmed to be following Charlie in this chapter?
A: Cary is identified as the person following Charlie in a Volkswagen sedan.
Q: What significant event occurs when Charlie parks his taxi?
A: Cary deliberately rear-ends Charlie’s taxi, initiating a tense encounter.
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