A Matter of Wife and Love by Mila

Chapter 192

Leo looked at her with a puzzled look.

Previously, Elyse had given him a series of evidence that proved that it was her older sister, Ellen, who had donated her cornea to save his eye.

Regarding this matter, Leo had done a thorough investigation and even found Ms. Albert from Quinn Town.

Ms. Albert confirmed that the shoemaker’s daughter, Elie, did come to ask her for information on corneal donation.

Since he had used some special measures, Mrs. Albert had spat out the truth.

However, why was Julia asking about this now?

“Who is it?” After a slight pause, he asked Julia, wanting to hear what she was about to say.

“Of course, it’s Elie!”

Before she could say the name “Elie,” they heard another loud rumble, followed by the ground trembling again.

Something had happened at the collapsed supermarket!

As the loud rumble interrupted their conversation, Julia didn’t speak any further, and both looked in that direction.

“Mommy! Grandpa!” Bria’s cries were becoming more hysterical.

Scrunching his eyebrows tightly, Leo ignored the rescue staff’s warning and tore the cordon away before rushing inside.

“Hey, it’s dangerous there!” the personnel responsible for guarding the site yelled.

However, Leo had already disappeared.

Following that, Eugene just happened to lead another team of rescuers over, and they entered the scene.

The scene was a mess with broken and fallen pillars all around. The concrete coating was broken into pieces, exposing the twisted steel bars inside. There were even some bars that were bent into strange angles.

There were so many concrete pieces with sharp angles that there was nowhere to step on.

Dust filled the air, choking anyone who ran inside and causing them to have difficulty breathing.

At the same time, the rescuers were constantly carrying out the wounded one by one.

All of them had faces covered in dust and they were heavily wounded, and there were still some who were pinned under concrete pillars, with no one knowing whether they were still alive.

The originally luxuriously and fashionably decorated supermarket had now become hell. It was a horrific situation!

When Eugene caught up with Leo and saw the situation, he couldn’t help but gasp.

and quickly locating Samuel, who

before Samuel in just a few

looked at Leo in surprise but then shook his

it was almost impossible for Amelie to still

made Leo

later, he informed Samuel, “I’ll look over

is still crumbling. How

glanced at him and declined, “No

he sprinted over

rubble, Leo dodged a few small collapses before finally

was Amelie, lying right under the huge

form a small corner that

small space was where Amelie was

called out to her

Amelie slowly raised her

that Leo discovered that she was

gray hair, Leo thought it might be

but my dad… he might be injured,” Amelie answered softly. When she saw it was him, a trace

would

and surroundings, Leo frowned because where she was was a tight space, so they

pillar, so if they moved any of that, the

point of desperation either because they could still save Amelie and Steven by

I’m coming to save you,” Leo comforted

spoke so gently and harmlessly to Amelie. She was terrified at first, but

She nodded. “Okay.”

say anything else and quickly contacted the rescuers

came quickly and tied several huge iron chains to the end of the pillar while a piece of

few rescuers had changed into their rescue uniforms and were

a safety rope attached around Leo’s

“One, two, three!”

commander,

and the others were being let down slowly according to how they had

pushed away some debris and came to where Amelie

Steven fasten his safety belt and let the

hand. Grab onto me.” Leo landed before

she reached out her hand without

hugged her waist

before he could grab hold of her, Amelie suddenly pushed

body, so he couldn’t find his footing and was swung

concrete pierce his back and was in so much pain that

that very second, the ground began to

down a huge slab of concrete that landed on

onto the concrete slab behind him and saw Amelie retreating in