Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 425

The bus we boarded was followed by two trucks covered by wraps. I didn’t know what they were transporting. Perhaps tools for the rescue mission and logistics.

The atmosphere inside the bus was rather stuffy. No one spoke.

We left the city center and headed to a muddy path. The mountains should be right in front.

The dangerous path was narrow and muddy. Several days of heavy downpours only made the bumpy path even more slippery. No one could tell if we were traveling on a straight path or water puddles.

The bus proceeded very slowly. The constant rocking motion made me sick. I almost threw up several times.

Colin’s phone remained switched off. It had been two days now. I grew more and more

anxious as news of him continued to elude me.

Looking at the endless path before me, tears welled up several times in my eyes. But I forced myself not to cry.

I told myself not to cry when it wasn’t the time to cry, I needed the energy when I searched for

Colin later.

ventured deeper, several passengers on the bus began to curse as their bodies kept. bumping

and staff members from the relevant departments. The ones protesting were

No one is forcing you to be here. Complaining will only drag the entire morale down. Is this what a volunteer should be doing?

is a place for you to play the hero. Both of you look young. You must

glared at the young people behind us. His jaw was tense, but he

looked handsome.

were worried that he would bring the complaint to the school and thus ruin their purpose for joining this trip. They could only shut

mudslide took place in the area ahead of us. As the affected area was huge, the bus couldn’t go in. We had to walk to the destination.

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to enter the

enter the mountains. However, our demand was declined because they had already

his colleagues talked to the authorities several times. They swore to protect our safety and to never be a burden

allowed in.

to the guide, who was also the organizer of this rescue mission. His name was John Michaels. “Mr. Michaels, how