Unveiled: The Survivor's Triumph

Chapter 254 Faye's Departure

Emily burst into the meeting room one day, totally unannounced. After the meeting, she told me she had run into Faris at the driving school.

This had actually happened the day before, but she decided to tell me now. I had a bit of doubt, but I listened calmly. She explained she hadn't mentioned it earlier because she didn't want me to worry. Now she was telling me because she saw the car of the person following her parked at Skyline International Corporation's garage and was worried someone might harm me.

I didn't expect the person following her to be Victor.

Victor showed me some photos he had taken and accused her of teaming up with Faris.

I cut him off right away. I couldn't understand how he could be so self-righteous now. I was also scared he might say something that would clue Emily into the truth from back then.

I didn't want her to have more contact with Faris. I tried to convince Emily to stop going to the driving school, but she was surprisingly stubborn about learning to drive and didn't want to quit halfway. So, I decided to go with her no matter how busy I was.

In the days that followed, Faye and Emily got along okay because Faye was out early and back late, spending little time at home.

Actually, after that conflict, I could see Emily was trying hard to get along with Faye.

The night Faye lost the competition, she even asked Emily to sleep with her, and Emily agreed. But I didn't expect them to have a big argument that night.

In the middle of the night, I heard a commotion and went over. When I opened the door, the place was a mess; everything was in complete disarray.

Emily was standing on one side, and Faye was sitting on the floor crying. I helped Faye up, and she said, feeling wronged, that she was not needed, then turned and rushed out of the room.

I didn't know who was right or wrong at that moment, and I didn't have time to ask. The middle-of-the-night drama made me feel exhausted.

I put on my clothes and drove out to look for her. I tried calling Faye's phone along the way, but I couldn't get through.

I searched along the road but didn't see anyone. I was worried, of course, I didn't want anything to happen to her. I had promised Fiona to take good care of Faye, and I couldn't break my promise. By dawn, I still hadn't found Faye.

Faye couldn't have walked that far, so I turned around and searched in the opposite direction.

A deeper anxiety troubled me, and I had a bad feeling. I was really worried something might happen to Faye.

Returning to the villa empty-handed, Emily was also not there. I sat on the sofa, not wanting to move.

After an unknown amount of time, Emily came back from outside. I then learned she had also gone out to look for her.

had happened. Emily came over to explain. Actually, I didn't intend

finding her was the top priority. Faye, a young girl, ran out in a fit of anger and

fuss and even

stayed to find the girls who had competed with her, but we didn't

and we quietly waited for news in the living

and asked Emily

suddenly remembered that Emily's hand was injured, so I went into the kitchen to help

care of Emily's feelings. I didn't have the heart to think about how she was hurt in this matter. Actually, my feelings were very complicated at that time. I was anxious about not finding Faye, and of course,

well, but I didn't expect things to turn out

a few bites of

Silent Grove Village called to tell me

dark night, the wind was strong on

by the boardwalk, and the cold wind carried a

then, I didn't dare to blame her. I was really scared

boardwalk, my mind drifted back to eight years ago, to the night I was searching for Fiona on the mountaintop. Back then, I had a gut feeling something bad had happened to Fiona. I just didn't know that while I was desperately searching, Fiona was already lying at the bottom

Fiona. I had to comfort her and

rational. I could only focus on Faye first. Everything else could wait

but

from that dangerous spot, took her down

car was

state, I

I'm scared.

Faye's bed

sleep. We're home now, and I'm right here beside you. Don't be

her eyes open, afraid that I would leave

a while, I said, "Are you hungry?

her head.

hungry. I haven't eaten all day while looking for you,"

go of me. "Then I'll get up and help

to get up, I pressed

rest. I'll do it myself," I

in and left the

to the kitchen but sat down on

my phone to call