My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 324 Stunned By The Scene

With a darkening gaze, Armand instructed calmly, “Send men to search for their car. I’m coming over right now.”

He got up from the couch after ending the call.

Even though his vision improved the night before and everything was no longer a blur, there was still a limit to how much he could see. As he hurriedly walked out of the hotel, he accidentally bumped into other guests a couple of times.

By the time he reached the street, he managed to hail a taxi with his limited vision.

The driver felt apprehensive when Armand told him to drive to the mine. “It’s raining heavily now. Besides, I’ve just heard on the news that the mine has collapsed and there’s also a mudslide… Mister, you’ll have to pay more for this. On top of that, I can only drop you by the roadside.”

“The fare isn’t a problem. Just drive!” Armand urged coldly. After that, he got his voice assistant to call Steven.

However, Steven’s phone, together with those of the other senior management, was unreachable.

Growing increasingly anxious, Armand asked the driver where they were and offered to pay more for him to drive faster.

Although the driver was tempted by the money, he ignored Armand’s instructions for fear that his car would skid in the storm.

taxi arrived somewhere near the mine, Armand alighted

the mine had been destroyed by the earlier mudslide. As the rain

who had arrived later were reporting live from

limited capabilities to survey the surroundings but failed to tell in which

followed them as

stopped him. “Mister, please wait together with the

hand. Without

Armand’s limited vision further, he almost fell a few times when he couldn’t make out where

moment, he wished for nothing more than for his vision to

down, Armand heard one of the rescuers shout to his comrade, “There are a few cars buried underneath. Bring

Armand could see plenty of

team dug out the mud that covered them and freed the victims

scene, it felt

Steven!” he shouted at

desperation, he almost fell while

the time he grabbed the hand of one of the rescuers, Armand’s face had lost all color in the rain. “Help