PREVIEW

... and coincidentally "met" her prey time and time again.

After finishing off today's thirty-ninth contestant with a single shot, the woman changed the driver's seat to Cai Bo in boredom, and sat in the passenger seat to watch the scenery.

The car was driving fast, and the wind carried the moist water vapor between the woodland and the bushes, but it didn't make people feel hot. The sun has gradually risen.

Tan Jinxue glanced at his watch, it was six o'clock in the morning.

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