The film starts with the Navy SEALs

Chapter 1826 Can we make a quick decision?

Tahir took the lead and made a shouting sound, and his subordinates followed up with a la la la la sound. After they finished pulling, they fired together.

After shouting for a few minutes, dozens of his men dispersed and left the place one after another.

But Tahir did not leave.

"Why doesn't he come along?" Crawford asked strangely.

Stonebridge saw Tahir actually enter a room and close the door.

"She was in that shed, with him." Crawford said as he looked around his surroundings.

They dare not act rashly first, and first observe their movements.

Sinclair came to Mattak's office, and Mattak said to him: "Major Sinclair, you were not treated rudely, were you?"

"No, thank you!" Sinclair replied.

At this time Colonel Grant also came here.

"No, he is still in custody. As for Mr. Stonebridge and Mr. Crawford. Tomorrow we will send troops into the desert. Hopefully we can find them before those gangsters. If my people, bring back two bodies. That's a shame," Mattak said.

Colonel Grant smiled and asked Mattak: "Can I go see him?"

"Hello, Colonel Grant!" Mattak greeted.

Mattak couldn't wait to open the file bag, looked at the photos, and was dumbfounded.

"I'm glad! You no longer blame my men for the gunfight," Colonel Grant said.

"Thank you, Minister! Major!" After Colonel Grant said to Mattak, he motioned to the Major with his eyes to leave together.

After the colonel left.

In fact, when he was in danger, Matak ran faster than a rabbit.

Stonebridge and Crawford squatted at the camp base for a long time until night.

"That's the case so far. But the possibility of complications cannot be ruled out." Matak said, it seems that Long Zhan will be subject to other conspiracies.

"Then please allow us to solve it." Colonel Grant said firmly.

"Hello!" Colonel Grant replied.

The photo actually showed him picking up money in a panic.

They saw that there were fewer and fewer soldiers. Most of them had gone to rest, leaving only a few standing guard.

"Shootout? No, no, no. But there was a serious traffic accident. We really have to question Mr. Gibran, of course, if he has a chance to recover." Mattak replied.

So they sneaked closer and closer to the camp, preparing to attack.

"Don't worry, Minister! If they are all killed, these photos may be exposed! I guess no one wants that." After saying that, Colonel Grant gave Mattak a file bag filled with photos.

"Indeed. From beginning to end, I have been working hard to help you rescue that poor girl. Sinclair can testify." Mattak also wanted to defend himself.

"Yes," Sinclair replied.

"Please take a seat. It's really unfortunate that things have developed like this." Mattak said officially.

"I heard his operation was successful," said Colonel Grant, as if he did not wish him to recover.

Stonebridge was closer to the camp, while Crawford was responsible further away.

"I'll cover you, come on," Stonebridge said to Crawford.

That night, Tahir took Claire to the room that belonged to just the two of them.

The soldiers had finished celebrating the two of them during the day.

Tahir brought a jug of wine to Claire.

"Here, drink him."

"What is this?" Claire asked.

"Arrack, drink him, and then we start eating." Tahir said quite gentlemanly. In this dating process, no one was left behind. It seemed that Tahir was different from those brutal bandits.

Also very rare.

Claire had no choice, so she took the cup and drank it.

And all this was seen by the little boy who secretly observed their words and deeds outside the door.

For the sake of safety, Stonebridge arranged for Jacob to be at the farthest point of the highest point, and also set up a sniper rifle there. Although there might be deviations, it was better than no one at all.

Crawford looked at Jacob looking around there stupidly, and couldn't help but worry: "Hurry, don't get distracted."

Tahir brought the box of money to Claire and said to Claire, "Do you want to know your value in the eyes of your father?"

"I don't have a father," Claire said.

"You are everything to him," Tahir told her.

"No, he ruined everything, like all thugs." Claire said, looking at Tahir.

The two looked at each other for a while, and Claire stood up directly and said to Tahir: "Shall we decide quickly?"

After saying that, I was ready to take off my outer clothes.

Stonebridge had already come to their stables and secretly loosened the horse's rope.

As soon as Stonebridge loosened the rope and was about to take another step, he heard the voice of "Help, help" coming from inside the house.

Stonebridge went into hiding, and a black woman in a turban was dragged out by several bandits.

This woman is the nurse who was captured with Claire, her name is Susan.

Susan's cries startled the horse, causing it to yelp in panic.

This also made Claire in the room worried. Just when Tahir was in a mood, Claire shouted: "Susan?"

"Susan, Susan."

"She has nothing to do with you. Just be obedient. She is just a servant, a slave." Tahir said softly in Claire's ear.

"No, she is a nurse and my friend." Claire replied angrily.

He also wanted to run out and save her.

But she really overestimated her status in Tahir's mind.

"Do you want to save her?" Tahir said, touching Claire's cheek.

"No, I want you to save her, please." Claire begged Tahir.

Susan's cries for help were still heard outside.

But at this time, Tahir couldn't wait to enjoy himself in time.

How could Claire be let out?

So he said ruthlessly to Claire: "Here, you can't save anyone, you can only replace them. Is this what you want?"

"Yes, if this is the price." Claire cried and pushed Tahir away hard.

Tahir caught him again and taught Claire a lesson: "No, you are not theirs, you are mine."

Then started forcing Claire.

At this time, Claire no longer obeyed him as before.

He also grabbed his face and resisted.

And Susan outside was also being teased by a few stinky men.

Susan was so frightened that she kept shouting for help.

But the more frightened the men were when they heard Susan, the happier they were.