The "little boss" didn't shoot to see this in disguise.
Although he had the opportunity to shoot the "subordinate" who had a broken arm, and although he was angry with the "subordinate" who had a broken arm, the "subordinate" didn't look back when he stood by the window and he shot him.
After the other party turned around and saw his actions, the "little boss" felt somewhat guilty.
In addition, another point is that he is afraid of any countermeasures taken by his "men" on the other side of the window.
So, out of human safety instincts, he gave up on firing.
Instead, point your gun and urge! !
Not to mention, there was nothing wrong with the "Little Boss" operation and his response was very quick.
Apart from being a little unmanly and cowardly, other than that... at least he managed to hide it from the "underlings" standing by the window.
At first, I was surprised by the actions of the "underlings" who were leaning against the window, but now it's better. The "little boss"'s subsequent actions immediately dispelled the doubts in the mind of the "underlings" who were leaning against the window.
It was not so much that the "little boss" action dispelled his doubts, but rather that... the "underlings" who stood by the window did not want to face such a fact.
After going through so much, he just hoped that everything would go smoothly and not cause any problems.
"Oh, brother, what I mean is that the other party has always attached great importance to you, and will ensure your life by name, so I think it's better for you to be the first one."
Express your truest thoughts directly to yourself.
The "underlings" who stood next to the window were afraid that the "little boss" would see through his true intentions, so the excuses he gave him were quite playful.
But the "little boss" is not a fool. He can act as the boss for two people, so he is naturally very smart.
Besides, at this point in time, who the hell wouldn’t protect his own life?
No one is a fucking fool! !
The "underling" standing next to the window said it was pretty, but what was he thinking... The "little boss" still didn't know?
Ask him to go out first?
Also placed opposite to emphasize.
What the other side emphasizes is just asking him to live! !
When did you ask him to be the first to go out?
This was clearly suggested by the "subordinate" who stood next to the window.
He was just afraid of death. He didn't know what special actions the person on the other side would take after he went out, so he stopped intentionally and asked him to go out first to test the other person's reaction.
If nothing happens, it goes without saying that the two bastards will abandon him and hide in the supermarket.
What the hell is this, your mother! !
I have complied with them, but this guy dared to scheme against me.
Holding the handle of the gun in his hand... the "little boss" couldn't help but hold it tightly.
His eyes suddenly became sharp.
At one point he wanted to push his "underlings" out of the window.
He has this chance now.
But after thinking about it carefully... I still gave up the idea.
His only target for the time being is his "subordinate" with a broken arm.
This guy is the real threat! !
Currently being slaughtered by Broken Arm's "men", the threat can be contacted.
As for the remaining "underlings" sitting next to the window... the "little boss" plans to make some more efforts.
See if you can scare the opponent by giving the "underling" a broken arm and make the opponent give up the idea of surrender.
After all, sticking to the supermarket...the "little boss" thinks he can't do it alone.
There is a big question mark whether three people can hold on to the supermarket, let alone him alone.
Although the "subordinate" who stood by the window had the idea of going out and surrendering before, his overall momentum and behavior were quite moderate, not as radical and unreasonable as the "subordinate" who had a broken arm.
It is precisely because of this that the "little boss" hesitated a little when his back was turned.
Otherwise, right now, the "underlings" standing next to the window would have no chance to turn around and tell him such nonsense.
It had long been lying on the ground and turned into a puddle of corpses! !
"Where are there so many rules!! If you want to go out, just go out quickly! Why do you want me to go out first!? Stop talking nonsense!!"
The "little boss" responded impatiently! !
There is no chance of him getting out.
If he were to go out, then why did he bother to tell his "subordinates" before?
Just give him a positive opinion and lead the team out.
I didn't want to go out before, but now I went out first...and got kicked in the head by a donkey.
Moreover, the "little boss" never believes and accepts the guarantees given by the person on the other side.
He surrendered and spared their lives... Just dream! ?
The "little boss" also convinced his "subordinates".
How stupid do you have to be to put your life in the hands of the other party?
How stupid are they to think that the other party will spare their lives?
The "little boss" was quite dissatisfied with his "underlings", but he didn't want to think about what he was when he was making fun of his "underlings".
If Hu Xiaodong's external actions are deceiving, consider the three of them.
So what he says and does now as the leader...doesn't he have other thoughts?
Could it be that he didn't think about his "subordinates" and didn't have the mentality of Xiao Jiujiu?
Whether Hu Xiaodong breaks his promise or digs a hole for them to jump into, there is nothing wrong with that. After all, they are hostile to your "little boss".
But what about your "little boss"? It's the eldest brother. As the eldest brother, you plan to plot your own "subordinates"... so what does that mean?
The "little boss" gave his own response.
He would definitely not walk out of this supermarket on his own initiative. Not only would he not walk out himself, but he would also not give his two "underlings" a chance to walk out.
But he would not give him a chance to walk out. Before that, he had to ask the two of them to come back to their senses and distract them.
This creates a safe opportunity for him to shoot from behind.
The "little boss" doesn't want to plan this plan carefully, because what will happen if he acts in haste?
He paid so much for this plan that he even gave up his dignity.
So... only success is allowed, failure is not allowed.
After hearing the impatient greeting from the "little boss", the "underlings" scolded him from the bottom of his heart.
At the critical moment, the "little boss" dares not take responsibility and acts like a coward. How can you make people not irritated?
Even if the "subordinate"'s request to sit next to the window is unreasonable, he is just setting a trap for the "little boss" to ask him to go out and test...
In reality, as the "little boss" is the leader of the team, at this juncture, he should take the initiative to bring up such dangerous matters, and there is no need for "subordinates" to bring it up.
"It's not eldest brother. I didn't say that you have to go out first, but...but I'm just afraid that if we go out together...people outside will think something happened to you, and then...then...make a fuss. Why don’t you need to bother!!”
The "underlings" standing next to the window gave stammering excuses.
To put it bluntly, it is a guilty conscience.
It happened suddenly and I made up an excuse at the last moment. How can I stop stuttering?
However, no matter how much he stuttered, the "underling" who was standing next to the window still had the wisdom to respond to the "little boss".
Like the "little boss", the former is unwilling to go out, and he is also afraid of going out.
The only difference is that the "little boss" never planned to go out from the beginning to the end.
The "subordinate" next to the window... He really wanted to go out, but he was afraid of going out! !
Everyone had their own thoughts, and just like that, the three of them had a stalemate at the door again! !
