Chapter 674 Karma

• "All right, all right. Whatever you say. Then Wynter got a frown from Kenneth Gilbert, the hefty man. "We don't have any formula for babies. Go find another place to borrow it. Wynter turned and walked away instantly, as if she was afraid. However, she had genuinely seen something suspicious and had snapped a picture to subsequently explain the matter to the railway police. In addition to the peculiarity of this compartment, the train was packed with mothers with young children. Late at night, they all boarded. There were also tattoos on Kenneth's arm. Only outlaws would have these designs. The situation may now be beyond the control of the railway police alone.
• There were at least ten members of the same group in this carriage. The ones drinking and playing cards were only distractions, and the lookout was the middle-aged, glasses-wearing man smoking at the carriage link. The ladies with children were less likely to be spotted if they made more noise. This was really planned and well-organized. Wynter was unable to warn the enemy. While she went to locate the railway police, she required someone to watch over this area. It was obvious that Leo couldn't take it. He would be impacted by any animosity against children. Instinctively, Wynter wanted to summon Wolf over, but Dalton was standing next to her before she could deliver the message. Softly, he remarked, "Those people just now seemed suspicious."
• He gave a little cough after saying this. "I noticed them looking at each other. Recording was the one at the door. She was forced to acknowledge Dalton's intelligence. " You stand guard here. Wynter put Leo in Dalton's arms and said, "I'll go find the railway police." "Retain him. It will lessen your menacing appearance. He grinned mischievously as he looked at the small man in his arms. "Okay," was his quiet reply. Leo froze with the pacifier in his mouth as he attempted to return to the copper coin. This was worse than his soul being shattered. He was having trouble gripping the pacifier.