Short on weapons and personnel, they had no idea if Nadya was dead or alive. Now, they faced the risk of Wallace and his men barging in at any moment – Leah had never met with such a dangerous situation before.
That very moment, thoughts flooded her mind, and she recalled what Lola told her. Despite it all, she didn't have the slightest bit of regret saving Daisy and Nadya. Instead, she felt guilty that her insistence had plunged Lola into the precarious situation she was in.
Lola's jaws were clenched, and with indignance written all over her face, she knew there was no point complaining now. She squeezed the dagger in her hand and hissed, "Don't say I didn't warn you. You don't want to know what will become of you if you're caught. The best thing for us now is to die together! Dying beats getting caught."
Leah felt a chill run down her spine, but she nodded anyway. With trembling hands, she shoved some gunpowder into the flash pan.
