Begging For A Reconciliation

Chapter 123

Sunny’s menacing look and attitude vanished when he was interrupted by Serena’s voice. It was replaced by his usual wide and warm smile.

Leah heaved a sigh of relief and hurriedly ran to Serena. She urged, “Let’s go for dinner.” Serena walked out the door groggily, seemingly unaware of Sunny’s odd behavior earlier.

Around eight o’clock in the evening, the dinner feast came to an end. The nightfall in the mountainous areas was earlier than in the city. Furthermore, the locals led a simple life and were early sleepers. As a result, they went to bed soon after dinner.

It started to thunder in the middle of the night. Because the cement walls did not provide soundproofing, Leah and the other visitors could clearly hear the howling wind outside. In addition, it was the summer monsoon season when heavy downpours and thunderstorms were expected. The constant rain trickling and deep rumble of thunder disrupted their sleep.

Unable to fall asleep, Leah flipped over on the bed to face Serena. Upon noticing that the former was also wide awake, she asked, “Are you having difficulty sleeping too?”

Another loud thunder rumble sounded as Leah nodded her head. She held on to the blanket sheets and whispered, “I’m feeling a little worried.”

Serena stared at the ceiling and said in despair, “You may be feeling jittery about coming to an unfamiliar place. Hurry and get some sleep. We’ll be visiting the school early in the morning tomorrow right?”

Leah acknowledged, “You are right.” With that, the duo forced themselves to get some rest.

After some time, a clanging sound echoed from outside, followed by a knock on their door.

“Are you there, Ms. White?” The village chief asked anxiously.

Sunny and

Leah asked

chief asked, “Apart from the seven teachers, did anyone else from the city

village chief that no one else joined us on this trip. However, he insisted on asking both

her head and asked the village chief, “No one else came along. Did something

be trapped. Based on the person’s attire, he seems to be from

thunderstorms would cause the path to be muddy. However, they could not turn a blindeye to the person trapped at the foot of the mountain. Moreover, the person seemed to be an unfamiliar

take a

the weather…” another

considered the possibility that Ian had secretly

and the heavy rain has made the ground slick and muddy. Who

village chief nodded his head in agreement.

to wait. Don’t worry, I’ll be extra careful. Nothing serious will happen,” Leah shook her

“I’ll accompany you then. It’s better to have someone

muttered unwillingly, “I’ll join you then. I promised

follow along. Even though the weather is not ideal, it’s not as scary as it seems. It’s better to have someone familiar with

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