After Divorcing my Captain Husband (Chloe and Michael) novel Chapter 674

Chapter 674 Get Along Well

Michael might not have used a gun in the country before, but that didn't mean he had never touched one or fired a shot in his life.

James knew what he wanted to do. Although he had been more impulsive before, now he was much calmer.

"He can't die yet."

Michael gave him a cold glance but did not speak, and the meaning was already more than clear.

"He's William's younger brother, and William and Chloe get along well, almost like friends."

Michael didn't care who his brother was. "What do I care about that?"

James rolled his eyes, "So that's up to Chloe's decision. We'll see what she wants to do with it. I guess Chloe will ask William."

As soon as the name Chloe was mentioned, Michael's grip on the gun relaxed.

What he cared about was Chloe, and he really didn't want to help her make decisions like before.

"Are you sure Chloe won't lose her cool when she sees him?"

"So we'll go back first and leave him here."

James pointed the gun at Erik in a seemingly casual gesture.

Erik was scared to death; accidental misfires were all too easy with a gun.

Michael finally left with James, scowling. "Stop the bleeding; don't let him die."

The bodyguards behind him nodded. "Mr. Shawn, don't worry."

They had no worries about Erik escaping; James' men were everywhere, and he could not get 30 feet from the house.

After contacting Jessica, Candy and Chloe found out Erik's whereabouts in no time.

Jessica said: [Chloe, I think you should call the police and deal with him. Don't go on your own!]

This made Chloe a bit helpless.

"They even played video games together."

Candy was even more convinced of her guess.

"Guys are big fans of video games, especially when they win, they're all high and mighty."

Wesley also loved video games, whether it was CSGO or some other shooting game.

Whenever she watched, she was always dizzy, but he was enthusiastic about it, even opening up voice chat sometimes.

Candy even heard Wesley, usually so reserved, cursing at the other team.

She said, "Even Wesley curses! I guess evildoer and James must not just be playing games!"

"Wesley curses, too?"