Pregnant With Ex's Babies novel Chapter 378

Chapter 378 No need for support, just protect yourself.

First and Second watched Tara, their faces filled with concern.

Tara turned back to them and called out, “Come on, let’s go!”

First composed himself and advised her, “Be careful.”

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“Don’t worry,” Tara replied, a smile playing on her lips as she glanced at the approaching car, her expression hinting at

something deeper.

“Do you have an extra gun?” Second suddenly asked her.

Tara paused for a moment before pulling one out from her jacket. “I actually do.”

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“Give it to me. If there’s trouble, I can back you up,” Second said.

Without hesitation, Tara tossed it to him. “No need for backup. Just take care of yourself.”

Second didn’t bother explaining. He caught the gun, checked the bullets with practiced ease, as if he was used to

handling it.

Seeing how skilled he was, Tara’s brow furrowed slightly. She was about to ask something, but with the car drawing

nearer, she only managed to warn, “Be careful, don’t accidentally shoot yourself.”

Second nodded.

“Let’s move,” Tara signaled.

First and Second turned and headed into the woods.

Watching them disappear into the trees, Tara finally allowed herself to relax a little.

She turned around just as a vehicle approached, stopping about thirty feet away.

The car doors opened, and three people stepped out.

Seeing Tara, they walked straight toward her, and she moved to meet them.

Upon seeing Tara’s face, a flicker of surprise crossed their expressions. “You’re the one who contacted us?”

“That’s me,” she replied, her voice calm and emotionless.

The three exchanged glances and the leader spoke up, “You’re here alone?”

Tara smirked, “I’m more than enough on my own.”

The leader studied Tara. Despite her delicate appearance, there was a sharpness in her eyes, a hint of danger honed from years of navigating the shadows, making her someone not to be underestimated.

“Alright, let’s see the goods,” he said.

Tara glanced over them before turning toward the warehouse behind her.

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The three followed, keeping a cautious distance.

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Once at the warehouse, Tara opened the door and walked over to a spot, pulling back a cloth to reveal three or four large

crates underneath.

The leader gestured for someone behind him to check the contents.

The person walked over and opened each box. A flicker of surprise crossed his face as he saw what was inside. He then

turned and nodded to the leader.

Tara stood nearby, silently observing.

The man spoke up, “The goods are fine, but can I ask where they came from?”

“In our line of work, since when do we ask about origins?” Tara replied.

The man nodded thoughtfully.

“And the money?” Tara asked directly.

He didn’t seem in a hurry, instead, he looked at her and said, “Our boss wants to meet you.”

Hearing this, Tara narrowed her eyes. She knew things wouldn’t go as smoothly as planned.

With a slight raise of her eyebrow, she asked, “Where’s your boss?”

“Right outside.”

A smile played on her lips as she said, “Let’s go!”

The three men walked out first, with Tara following closely behind.

Just then, another car approached at high speed from a distance.

Hidden in the trees, First and Second watched the scene. Thanks to the bright headlights, they could see clearly from

their shadowed vantage point.

“Something’s definitely wrong,” First said, watching the vehicles pass by in the distance.

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Second tightened his grip on the gun, seemingly ready for a showdown.

“Should we tell Tara Green to pull back?” Second asked.

First lowered his gaze. “She’ll know what to do.”

With that, First spoke into his earpiece, “Tara Green, don’t go head–to–head with them. There are too many of them, and

even you can’t take them all on.”

However, Tara Green didn’t respond. Instead, she looked at the three people in front of her and asked, “Who’s your boss?”

“You’ll find out soon enough.”

As they spoke, a car approached quickly, kicking up a cloud of dust. But it came to a smooth stop right in front of Tara.

The headlights were so bright that Tara squinted against the glare.

Then, the car door opened, and a man stepped out. Tara raised her hand to shield her eyes from the light.

“You’re already here, so why the theatrics?” Tara said, her words dripping with sarcasm.

Just then, the headlights turned off, and Tara closed her eyes briefly before looking at the newcomer. Her beautiful eyes

were filled with a complexity that was hard to describe.

A smirk played on her lips as she let out a scoff. Looking at the newcomer, she couldn’t help but say, “It’s you.”

Unexpected, yet not entirely surprising.

Hugo Hodges slammed the car door shut, his lips curving slightly. The cold indifference in his eyes added an extra layer

of distance to his demeanor.

Not far away, in the woods, First watched the person step out of the car. It was as if he was seeing things. He rubbed his

eyes and looked again, but the familiar figure remained.

He froze, his mind racing.

“Bro, doesn’t that figure look a lot like Dad?” Second asked, frowning deeply.

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First turned to look at him, pondering, “It’s not just similar… it is him.”

“What should we do? Do you think they’ll start fighting?” Second asked, worried.

Because no matter who got hurt, it wasn’t something they wanted to see.

“Let’s watch and see what happens,” First replied.

Second watched, his brow furrowed with concern.

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Meanwhile, over by Hugo, someone approached him and whispered something in his ear. Hugo smiled, his gaze shifting

to Tara Green. “I didn’t expect our meeting today to be in this manner.”

“Really? Was it unexpected, or was it planned all along?” Tara shot back, facing Hugo without a trace of fear.

Ever since that morning, when Hugo Hodges had been dropping hints and saying things that didn’t quite add up, Tara

Green knew he was suspicious of her. She just hadn’t expected him to find a loophole.

“Tara, you shouldn’t have messed with me!” Hugo warned, his words deliberate and sharp.

“Well, I already did, so why waste your breath? I’m curious, though–how did you turn my people against me?” Tara shot

back, fully aware she had been betrayed.

“Is that difficult?” Hugo replied, “Money solves ninety–nine percent of problems!”

Tara couldn’t help but mutter a curse under her breath, “Betrayed me for cash!”

At that moment, Hugo pulled a gun from somewhere, loaded it, and murmured, “Tara, I gave you a chance because of the

kids, but now that I’ve found evidence, I can’t let you go.”

“What, you’re gonna kill me?”

Hugo didn’t respond, but his instincts took over as he raised the gun towards her,