His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chills went down Elliot's spine when he saw the photo.

"Each car can only carry eight people per trip, but there were at least twenty people in the car when it fell," said the person in charge. "The cable car stopped halfway due to the overload. While the car stalled, the power went out, and we were waiting for the technical department to fix it, but they too were affected by the avalanche."

After hearing what the person in charge had to say, Avery asked sternly, "Have you rescued the people on the cable car yet?!"

The person shook his head. "The electricity hasn't come back yet. My supervisor said this is beyond their capability, and they needed to check with the higher-ups..."

"You are all useless!" Elliot roared. "Even if those tourists survived the avalanche, they would be crushed or frozen to death in that car!"

"Mr. Foster, we want to get them out of there as well, but we don't have enough manpower and resources to proceed with the rescue work." The person in charge bowed his head guiltily. "I've already looked into the number of tourists who entered the site today and the initial estimate shows that... there are at least three hundred people under the snow on the mountain right now..."

"When you looked into the visitors' list, did you see my daughter and Eric Santos' names?!" Avery clenched her fists nervously.

"Um... I'll look into it right now... It's been a mess so I didn't pay attention to the names of the visitors... What's your daughter's name?" The person's satellite phone had not ceased ringing as he talked to them, and in the end, he simply handed it to his assistant.

also arrived at Cambrode, but he was not

experienced rescue team with him. He had also brought technicians that were network specialists from Bridgedale, and

now?" Hayden's heart ached when he saw how exhausted his parents

need to get the electricity back on while it's still light out, or we won't be able to rescue them when night

instantly welled in

will come back up before it turns dark!" Hayden wiped away her tears. "With the power back up, the internet will

outside the window, her heart twisting in fear and

night in total now. How could someone survive under such cold weather? If we don't get Layla out as soon as

person in charge

hundred people up there when the avalanche took place... There aren't enough members in the Cambrode rescue team to rescue everyone in time. I think we should hire professional mountain climbers for help.

Avery knew that Mike had joined hikers' groups and realized he might be able to

phone to make the call, only to realize that there was

to Layla. Uncle Chad and him should be on their way here by now,"

If the locals risk their lives for money,

can help as