Yang Yi didn't drag Boer as he ran; he felt that pushing the shocked-still Boer to safety with a flying leap was already more than enough of a gesture.
Yang Yi truly believed he had done enough since he had absolutely no reason to die alongside Boer, especially since it was Reddick's groundless suspicions that had dragged him into this deadly situation in the first place.
This was no assassination; the hitman targeted only Boer with precise intent. Instead, this was an armed ambush—a gang of unknown assailants had recklessly unleashed weapons like rocket launchers on the streets.
So the harsh reality was that those who came close to Boer would die.
Frankly, Yang Yi himself didn't know why he had made the worst possible decision, but involuntarily, he had saved Boer's life, only to put himself in grave danger.
Now, Yang Yi had come to his senses; he needed to make the right decision.
