Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee by KIKI

Chapter 492: I Am Here, Missing You

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief. Unlike other mines, using heavy machinery like excavators here could easily cause a collapse, especially since the mining area in the west was already heavily excavated. Now with the "Trumpet Flower," they could ensure that the mine would not collapse again and could easily break open the blocked entrance, facilitating digging and significantly reducing the time needed.

Nathan held a military shovel and said, "Brothers, follow me." Many members of the X Bureau's special squad, like Nathan, took up military shovels to clear the mine entrance. Hayden led another team to transport the excavated dirt out. Tina and Paula White began their next set of calculations.

Christopher Parr watched from a distance, his eyes crinkling with a slow smile. "Natalie, your daughter is truly exceptional." He leaned on his cane, entered the command vehicle, and made a phone call to the Ashbury headquarters to ensure logistical support. With a two-day rescue operation ahead, everyone would eventually tire. It was crucial to ensure logistical support to maintain an orderly rescue effort.

"Deputy Director, a call from headquarters," said a communications soldier, holding Christopher Parr's ringing phone. Christopher glanced at it and said, "Turn it off." "Yes, sir!"

The Farrell family was in disarray. Jared was missing, Tina was unreachable, and even Nathan's whereabouts were unknown. "Joshua, Jared couldn't have had an accident, right? We just received those threatening knives recently, and now we can't contact Jared or Tina. What do we do?" Abigail was frightened again.

first appearance as the heir to the Farrell family, meeting all the shareholders and the media. It was crucial for Jared to be present, a key moment for the company's leadership. Now, with no contact and no idea of his whereabouts, what were they to

should act as the proxy director to minimize the impact and block any speculation about Jared and Tina. If necessary, just claim they have gone abroad for a trip." Joshua bit his lip. "Dad, is that appropriate? Tomorrow's announcement is critical. If I go up there..." "It's better than no one appearing. Just go. Jared can make an announcement when he returns. No more discussion." Abigail looked at Logan worriedly. "Uncle, I'm afraid Jared might take it the wrong way." "He won't. Jared isn't petty. Prepare yourself, Joshua," Logan said sternly, rising and heading back to his room with his cane. Abigail was still uneasy. "Joshua,

"Joshua, I know my son. He wouldn't disappear without reason during such a crucial time. There must be something more important holding him back. Go ahead confidently;

"Yes, Joshua, and besides, you've been handling the company's matters lately. It's normal for

finally let go of his doubts. "Alright,

was still trapped in the mine, using his oxygen supply very carefully, though only about fifteen percent remained. He listened to Tina's voice intermittently through his earpiece, staring at his smartphone screen. It displayed a photo of Tina captured by millions of viewers during a live broadcast-a photo only he had saved. His fingertips repeatedly brushed across Tina's features on the screen, as if this gesture could fortify his will to keep persevering. "Uncle, make a sound." Tina checked on Jared's safety once again. To conserve oxygen, Jared tapped intermittently on his microphone. *I'm here, missing you.* Tina smiled slightly, "Hmm, I miss you too, only seven hundred meters to go."

calculations with a touch of envy. "To be a mental worker, must be nice," Hayden said, pouring most of a bottle of water

Joshua, dressed in a bespoke dark suit and gold-rimmed glasses, looked both gentle and regally authoritative from afar. Abigail watched from a distance, her heart swelling with joy. After Joshua and his secretary finalized all the procedures, the

up to the podium, "Hello everyone, I am the acting director, Joshua." The media's flashbulbs flickered like waves, and photos of Joshua swiftly spread across all networks. The financial channels broadcasted news that no longer referred to him as the acting director