True Love Waits

Chapter 691 No Hope

"Hartwell is on his way to D City, and so is the Li family. Your uncle has gone back to the military base for more information. Blair, where are you now? I'm coming to keep you company. Wait for me," Joslyn said worriedly.

Blair was silent for a moment. Then, she took a deep breath and said in a rather calm tone, "You don't need to come. His body has not been found yet, so there's still a chance that he has survived. I'm going to D City to look for him." "I must go.

I need to see for myself whether he is dead or alive,' she swore.

After ending the call with Joslyn, Blair decisively asked her manager for some time off from work.

She quickly booked a flight ticket, packed her luggage and headed towards the airport. She stared at her suitcase as she was waiting in the lounge to board, an empty look in her eyes. All of a sudden, tears gushed out of those lifeless sockets and streamed down her cheeks uncontrollably.

She covered her face with both her hands and bent over, crying hysterically.

Blair felt frustrated. She blamed herself for being too weak. Crying wasn't going to solve anything, but that was all she could do.

'Wesley, please be safe...' she prayed, again and again.

After venting her emotions, she gradually stopped crying. Wiping the tear stains, she boarded the plane that would take her to D City.

Just as she was about to put her phone on flight mode, she got another call from Niles. The young man spoke in a comforting tone. "Blair, we just arrived in D City. Don't worry. Lady Luck is always on my brother's side. He'll be safe and we'll surely bring him back."

"Niles, I'm on my way to D City too. Wait for me there."

Niles was taken aback. He didn't expect her to take action so soon. "Okay. I'll tell Mom."

It was drizzling when Blair set foot in D city. Without bothering to buy an umbrella, she hurried towards the spot of the explosion.

The wharf had been cordoned off. A lot of people were gathered around the place; the atmosphere felt solemn and heavy. The deafening sound of the weeping and wailing of the victims' families resonated in the area.

Since Wesley had been using an alias while he worked as a spy in D City, his true identity was still being concealed by the military. When Blair asked the local police about Wesley's condition, they all looked at her in confusion and shook their heads since they had no information about such a person.

immediately and got to know that they were

into the vast sea. She felt at a loss, not knowing what to do next. She had come to this city

"Blair."

back to reality and turned around. Niles was

boy now looked weary with a small stubble on

nodded and walked up to him. She asked

held the umbrella over her head, shaking his head dejectedly. "Not yet. Mom is very upset. Dad is keeping her company in the

she saw Cecelia with Baldwin, her head on his shoulder.

refused to drink or eat anything. She looked even more sorrowful than the last

terrible state. In an instant, her eyes brimmed with tears. She walked closer to

raised his head

cried, "Blair...Oh... Blair..." Sobs escaped her lips before she could

Cecelia, don't cry. There's still hope. No news is good news, right? He'll

was slim. It has almost been a day since the incident. He...he is

family. But Cecelia's words threw her into despair. Tears streamed down her cheeks and she cried together with Wesley's mother. "No... That can't be true.

hands

tried to stop her. "Blair, don't go. Dad has arranged for more men to search for Wesley's whereabouts,

already gone. She couldn't give up. And she wouldn't believe Wesley was dead unless his body was

her. Make sure she's

and

ran all the way to the beach. She plodded near the shore, hoping to see some miracle. Wesley might have been washed ashore, like

than fiction. She walked several kilometers along the beach, but there was no sign of her beloved. Niles silently tagged along the whole

sea, "Wesley! Wesley! It's me! It's Blair! Where are you?" The sound of the waves was

answer me! Come back!" she shouted at

of futile shouting, Blair was finally drained of all energy and dropped to her knees. In her despair, she yelled angrily, "You liar! Didn't you promise that you would come back in two years? There's only

back. Answer me! Wesley..." She choked on

the shore, wetting her clothes. But she didn't feel anything other than the overwhelming sadness

and tried to help her up. But she didn't move. In a