The battle was nearing its end, and Gao Yang no longer needed to worry about anything.

He sighed and walked wearily behind Tin. "Tin."

Tin kept her head down, her voice choked with sobs. "I'm sorry, Captain. I'm really sorry... I should have fired, but I couldn't. Huanhuan... she was still wearing the necklace I gave her..."

"She asked me this morning which one looked better. I told her to wear the one I gave her, that it would bring her good luck, and her date would go well..."

"But why, why did she have to come here for a date? The city is so big, why couldn't she go somewhere else..."

Tin couldn't continue and broke down in tears.

Gao Yang slowly squatted down and reached out to close Huanhuan's eyes.

At this moment, he didn't want to blame Tin, even though her hesitation and weakness had almost gotten her killed.@@novelbin@@

But they were human, flesh and blood, not cold, unfeeling killing machines, nor bloodthirsty beasts.

If it were him in that situation, could he have pulled the trigger without hesitation?

You never know what you'll do until it actually happens.

Any comfort would be meaningless now. What Tin needed most was companionship and someone to talk to. Unfortunately, they were still in danger, and the circumstances didn't allow it.

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