Love Unspoken

Chapter 1264

The back windshield of Alexander's ride was totally busted, and the car itself looked like it had been through a war zone, all banged up and ready to fall apart any second. As she watched the cars vanish one by one, she clung to the grass beside her, not even realizing she was grabbing onto thorns that made her palms bleed like crazy. She crouched there, too scared to move, worried there might be assassins lurking behind her.

Time dragged on, and the forest was creepily quiet, not even a single bird making a peep.

It felt like she was back in that other forest. The only difference now was she was all alone, with nothing on her-no phone, no cash.

If she was stuck here by herself, she wouldn't last three days.

She kept staring at where the cars had disappeared, her eyes wide at every little sound, scared she'd miss Alexander's car if it came back. But half an hour went by, and the road stayed dead silent.

She got up from the grass, looking further down the road, still nothing but emptiness.

After another twenty minutes, she finally heard a car, but it was coming from behind her.

and saw through the trees that it was a black

the mark Alexander had left, an unopened bag of chips. He

and grabbed his sleeve. "Sean,

far off, so it took

hurt. Hurry,

Sean jumped back in the car and sped

trouble. Plus, the

these guys to be bold enough to make a move even in

they Landon's

know. We haven't found Landon yet, but it's

more nervous. The longer this dragged

saw a burning car by the roadside. It was a wreck, having burned for a while, with the fire now just smoldering. The grass around it was charred black, and the tree it crashed into had a half-burnt trunk, the whole thing swaying

drove past. "It's not Mr. Kennedy's car,"

out a sigh of relief and kept staring