2021.11.02
Life forces Taylor Hatchet, a veteran of the Iraq War and a Silver Medal, to take a risk and join a robbery gang. The least guarantee of robbery is "promise me that no one will be hurt", even if it is a robbery, it can't be seamless and perfect, and accidents always happen, so any promise is just a kind of spiritual encouragement. In fact, as Iraqi war veterans baptized by blood and fire, they should understand how unreliable friends who have not been tested are unreliable. They are a group of rabble and greedy people. There is no friendship in the face of interests, not to mention that in the face of life and death, it is often a tree that falls. Let's go and see who can run faster. If you don’t want people to know, you have to do nothing. Sure enough, a homeless man saw them hiding money and was mercilessly killed. He agreed to cut off the money and promised to be torn to shreds in front of reality. When the infighting started, Taylor repented and ran away in his car and was intercepted in the car for a trapped beast fight. During the period, he rescued an injured policeman, climbed to the roof to send a signal, and even jumped off a building in despair and committed suicide by an accomplice. Kill one accomplice, fall to death the last accomplice. Tyler was brave and single-handedly fought back and won. Taylor was lucky to repent in time and make new contributions. The police did not pursue Taylor's involvement in the robbery, and the company also praised him.
The sturdy robbers became heroes in seconds, and the retired soldiers made new contributions. However, there is a puzzled place. If there is no accident of the homeless person, there will be no violation of the promise of no murder, and Taylor will not go back. They successfully intercepted 42 million US dollars, each person With seven million dollars, will Taylor have a different ending? Which ending is better for Taylor?
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