Forced to Marry Mr. Billionaire

Chapter 444: Chapter 444: Vanished Without a Trace

I wanted to ask him, opened my mouth, but couldn’t utter a single word.

"Ah Chen, whose call is it?" A similarly groggy and confused voice suddenly came from the other end, a woman’s voice.

Even though it wasn’t very clear, she could tell—it was Lan Keren’s voice.

They were indeed together!

It was the middle of the night in Country A, why would they be together? An Ruo felt an icy chill run through her bloodstream.

"Speak!" Tang Yuchen’s tone became even more displeased.

"...It’s me." An Ruo spoke with a trembling voice, but there was no response from the phone; the person on the other end had already hung up, impatient.

Clutching her cell phone tightly, she suddenly felt an unbearable tightness in her chest, a little dizzy, and a deep sadness welled up inside her, her tears falling without warning.

"Miss An, I’ve delivered the message. I hope that once you’ve taken the money, you will not come to disturb their lives again," the man opposite her snatched the cell phone from her hand, stood up, and left without looking back.

A sudden feeling of discomfort struck her lower abdomen, turning An Ruo’s face a shade paler as cold sweat covered her forehead.

do, stood up blankly, and gritting her teeth, she

Lan Keren? Why didn’t he tell her, they were always together, why

pain grew increasingly intense, An Ruo breathed heavily, her vision white and hazy, seeing

flowing down, she looked down to see a

What was it?

struck An Ruo’s mind—her

The baby was coming!

went limp and she

...

went. Tang Yuchen hurried back from Country A and sent people to search everywhere, but they

had vanished like a drop of water turned into vapor, leaving no trace

she disappeared, where

Yuchen searched for her day and night, nearly turning J City upside down, yet still could not find her. All her belongings were at home, apart from her

in the

worn the necklace he gave her,

filled with fear. She was heavily

contacting him for a ransom, perhaps she had met with foul play, her body