Chapter 148 Hansen, Don't Be Afraid

Money was the biggest motivator, especially for these hooligans.

The man holding the child was obviously thrilled. "Tom, she makes sense. We've offended the Godfrey Group and can't stay in Ocpeace City any longer. Why don't we extort another sum of money and leave?"

The other man was obviously more careful. He stared at Everleigh vigilantly and said "What are you trying to do here, giving us this idea?"

"If you don't believe in me, you can come for me." Everleigh threw the wrench she took from the car on the ground. With a "clang", the cold metal thump echoed through the wilderness.

"Let me remind you, this child has a heart disease. I am a doctor. If anything happens, you won't be able to complete the deal."

Since there was no point of return, the kidnappers had no choice but to pick the only option.

Tom stared at Everleigh for a while and told Bob, "Lock her up with this boy in the warehouse."

People like them were willing to do anything for money. Even if Everleigh's plan was full of loopholes, the profits in play were huge. The kidnappers were blinded by greed.

After Everleigh instructed how to contact Yvonne, the two kidnappers latched the door of the warehouse. Inside the damp and moldy room was a vent over their heads that allowed little light to penetrate through. The sky was getting dark. Everleigh held Hansen in her arms and checked his pulse. She let out a sigh of relief after knowing that his heartbeat was normal and that his breathing was stable.

Now, they could only wait for someone to save them, but they weren't sure whether Yvonne or Christopher would arrive first.

Christopher could definitely sense something was off from the call with the kidnappers earlier. As long as he noticed that something was off, he could track her geographical location using GPS.

A voice came from the outside of the warehouse. "This woman really wasn't lying. This kid is worth 50 million dollars."

"Please take good care of him. Send in some food later."

As time went by, the last flash of light in the warehouse disappeared and they fell into complete darkness.

The sound of the door opening was particularly clear. Everleigh was startled from sleep and the arm

loaves of bread and a bottle of water towards Everleigh with a flashlight in his hand. "Finish your food quickly. You have to leave after you're

the Godfrey family ready to pay the

sit here and wait for the cops to come? We'll bring both of you somewhere else after you're done." Everleigh's heart sank upon hearing

kidnappers were

there were no cameras along the rural roads in the wilderness. Tracing the kidnappers would be like looking for a needle in a

for a long time. Everleigh held Hansen the entire way as the road was bumpy. She looked out of the window and saw undeveloped sea

beach, and the car door was locked. Everleigh tried to push the door, but

sounding a little sleepy. "Aunt Trevino,

be afraid. We're at the beach now and we're waiting for your older

years old, about the same age as Adrienne and Alastair. While being born in a family like the Godfrey family, even when he was well protected, he

to have some form of understanding, yet he didn't cry. He said in a soft voice,

packet of bread open and handed it

"Alright."

expect him to be this calm. He lowered his head and munched on the bread with inexplicable perseverance in his eyes. He was acting like an

sip of water and looked at her. "Aunt Trevino, they must have come after me. I'm

shock at what

Hansen said

there and I've experienced a lot of situations like this. Although I made it out every time,

asked Yvonne for permission to go to the amusement park when Hansen was

Everleigh sensed that there was more to what Hansen said that was beyond kidnap

family was

head gently and said, "I also have two children who are the same age as you, Hansen. When we go back, I will introduce you to each other. You'll

don't go out, I will bring them along to play with

and

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