He suspected there must have been another situation, and the police weren't pursuing them.

However, Baxter couldn't afford to let his guard down.

The fear lingered that the police might set up a roadblock ahead, making their capture imminent.

Sabrina's desperation deepened upon hearing this.

But Baxter's focus shifted after that close call. He lost all interest in Sabrina. He just wanted to get rid of her as soon as possible and escape.

Without a doubt, the buyer was likely to lose both his money and the woman since the police would probably locate Sabrina soon.

But Baxter didn't concern himself with the impending loss for the buyer. He was going to quit the business after this job.

After a night's drive, the minibus arrived near the village in the morning.

During the entire night, Sabrina didn't sleep at all, as her life was on the Line.

Though the location seemed relatively remote, some inhabitants were not oblivious to the illegality of human trafficking.

Afraid of being reported, Coleman arranged for the buyer to meet them in the forest east of the village.

The buyer, Andrew Welch, was in his thirties. He had small, beady eyes and was shorter than most women.

Accompanying Andrew were his parents.

“Have you brought the money?" Baxter asked as soon as he met them.

Lanny, Andrew's mother, reluctantly showed Baxter the money.

“Of course, But show us the girl first."

She thought the price was too high and had wanted to wait, but Andrew's impatience overruled her.

Andrew and his father, Marcel, strained to look through the dark-tinted windows but couldn't discern anything inside.

Baxter gave a subtle signal, prompting Coleman to open the back door.

He brought Sabrina out and placed her on the ground.