My eyes grew wider, instinctively reaching out to grab away the gun from him. It was too late. Shot has been fired, and he fell with a heavy thud. I kneeled and took off my blazer to press it down his chest. But, blood was spreading way too fast, staining and dampening his white shirt and then pooling on the floor. "Call the ambulance now," I commanded Kevin in a panicky voice, not lifting my gaze from Mr. Wang. As he was coughing up blood and staring straight at the ceiling, there wasn't any trace of terror or fear in his eyes. Only satisfaction. "He won't make it," Kevin said unsympathetically while leaning on the other side of Mr. Wang. I casted him a deadly glare but he only shrugged his shoulders. When I heard Mr. Wang taking a deep breath, I focused back my attention on him w
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