BAB 133 I A Crash

As Jaxon crossed the street in front of him, his hand was still bleeding. He even drove while injured and didn’t feel any pain from the gaping wound. The blood was splattered all over the legs, seats, and steering wheel. Furthermore, some people are terrified when they see their car passing by with bloodstains on the windows and doors.

Dane Loren, who had just returned from patrol, drove past Jaxon’s car and fell silent for a moment when he noticed the vehicle Jaxon was driving was a little bloody on the car’s body.

“Did he keep a dead body in his car?” asked Noel, who seemed eager to pursue, but Dane restrained the young cop.

“Don’t do anything that will cost your life,” Dane Loren warned.

However, Noel refused to listen and immediately pressed the gas pedal, disregarding his senior’s advice.

“Don’t follow that guy, Kendrick!” said Dane. “You have no idea what he can do to you if we intervene.”

Noel slowed the patrol car when he noticed Dane’s red face.

“What do you fear about him? H