The Day I Kissed An Older Man novel Chapter 2112

BD and the rest of the men did not find anything suspicious about her.

"You fools! She doesn't have any money at all. I can't believe you guys fell for her lies! You should be stripping her now if you have any brains! You might be able to earn more if you take a few naked photos of her and sell them to gossip magazines," mocked Wendy.

Melody remained unfazed. "Ignore her. Switch to the card ending in 84 and see if there's any balance in there."

Melody appeared completely calm, and the blonde followed her instructions to try a different card.

…

Lucas arrived earlier than the police did.

"The helicopter landing noise is too loud. It'll attract the kidnappers' attention if we land near this abandoned building."

"Mister Lucas, we're preparing to land now."

They chose an open space a bit farther from the two buildings. Although it was nearly a mile away from the abandoned building, it was still the best option.

Lucas grunted and lowered his ice-cold gaze. "I'm not sure how many kidnappers there are. I'll go in first."

"Mister Lucas! You can't go in alone..." Edmund tried to stop him.

The police moved in to stop him as soon as they heard that Lucas intended to go into the abandoned building.

"Mister Lucas, as you said, we're not sure how many people are inside. It might alert them to our presence if you just barge in there. That'll make it even more difficult for the rescue team later," reasoned Edmund.

He understood very well that Lucas was letting his emotions cloud his judgment.

"Mister Lucas, the helicopter has landed, and the police officers will reach the target point within two minutes. Please remain calm and wait for us. We'll go in together!"

Lucas clenched his fists. Waiting another two minutes beneath the building where Melody was kidnapped, unsure of her condition and fearing the worst, was making it hard for him to stay rational.

Melody frowned, suppressing her discomfort. "Why don't you swipe the card before talking!"

Meanwhile, outside…

"Three o'clock, in position."

"Six o'clock, in position."

'Nine o'clock, in position."

"Straight ahead, in position," came Lucas' cold and firm voice through the earpiece.

"The teams at the front and three o'clock, advance. The other two, hold for further instructions."