When His Eyes Opened

Chapter 2732

Avery was on her way to the airport at this time.

When she received Jolene’s call, her heart rose to her throat.

In order for Elliot to hear, she turned on the speakerphone.

“Jolene!” Avery shouted immediately after answering the phone.

“President Tate, I can’t get in touch with the boss! Her phone can’t be reached! I just escaped from the snow mountain, and I don’t know where I am now… I have been looking for a long time to get here. There is no signal in the snow mountain. There was a serious avalanche nearby! It’s really scary!” Jolene said, crying out, “I don’t know if the boss is in the snow mountain… It’s terrible there now! It’s h-e-l-l on earth!”

When the avalanche happened, Jolene was at the foot of the mountain.

The road at the foot of the mountain extended in all directions and was very wide.

at that time fled in all directions immediately

how powerful the avalanche was, so she stood at the foot of the

she saw the big balls of snow about to roll to the ground did she start to run

her to imagine how those

there now?” Avery asked with difficulty, clutching

don’t know… When I left, it seemed that only the nearby residents came to see the

there as soon as possible! Jolene,

police immediately!” Jolene finished and

later, Jolene’s

Snow Mountain. They said they had sent all the police force to the rescue.” Jolene had tears in her eyes, “There is no signal at all over there, and the electricity has also

to calm down and persuaded her, “This kind of natural disasters, no one can predict,

afraid that I would follow her, and it would be inconvenient for her to talk to Eric, so I said not to follow her. Actually, there was nothing to see on that mountain. There was a slightly flat land on the mountainside, and a lot of people were nesting there to take pictures. I went up and took two photos and then

do you do? Did

remembered something and cried loudly again, “During the avalanche, many people crowded the cable car, and I saw many people crowded and fell from the mountain. …It’s too tragic, it’s really tragic, I’ve never