Chapter 67: The Little Cabbage Brought the Wild Boar Back

Five o'clock in the afternoon.

New York, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, or JFK International Airport for short.

Captain George Stacy of the New York Police Department's 19th Precinct, feeling like he was about to go crazy, was pacing back and forth near the exit.

Good heavens.

The little cabbage he had worked so hard to raise had finally caught the eye of a wild boar from the outside.

And it was a wild boar at that.

But that was not the point.

The point was, judging by the current situation, it seemed, perhaps, that his little cabbage had taken the initiative to go find that wild boar herself.

George found it hard to understand, but that was no longer the point either.

At this very moment, George had only one thought in his mind.

He wanted to shoot the wild boar that had snatched away his little cabbage.

Just then.

The flight that had taken off from Hagerstown Regional Airport in Maryland and arrived in New York began to let passengers off.

George, who had been pacing back and forth, took a deep breath, stood at the exit, and looked inside.

The next moment.

His breathing became rapid once again, uncontrollably so.

Jesus Christ.

What was he seeing?

His precious daughter was holding hands with some wild... handsome boar from who knows where?

George's face turned dark in an instant.

Others standing nearby to pick up passengers seemed to sense a chill, glanced at George subconsciously, and then instinctively moved away from him.

Finally.

The couple, who had just confirmed their relationship not long ago, also felt the intense chill coming toward them as they stepped off the plane.

Gwen Stacy subconsciously glanced in the direction the chill was coming from, then her little hand slapped against Hawk's right hand as she let go: "Shit, it's Dad."

Hawk also saw Captain George Stacy at the first moment, standing at the exit in a black suit, looking righteous but currently radiating a chilling aura.

Their eyes met.

He could see the vigilance and scrutiny in Captain George Stacy's eyes as they landed on him.