When Old Bai was called out by his assistant to answer the phone, Andy realized something was wrong.
According to normal logic, if a person who seems doomed can turn defeat into victory, change the course of battle with his own efforts, and has also managed to make contact with the outside world despite being interfered with, then one should naturally be more vigilant, because facts have proven that everything that follows is no longer under control.
He thought that this phone call Old Bai had to take was very likely a counterattack from Mad Dog.
Compared to others, Andy had a sharper intuition about danger because he was a prisoner; if this matter ended here with Old Bai's defeat, then he would be in danger.
This manhunt had already failed, so Andy would either be sent back to prison or be silenced by being killed off—there definitely wouldn't be a third option.
Andy's brain was racing; he needed to find a way out for himself.
