You Are My Mr Right

At this moment, he couldn’t care less about whether Elijah could help him or not.

He disclosed everything, “My son is in their hands, and we are forced to work for them. The bodies will be discovered soon, I must go back to save my wife. You contact your family and ask them to come save you.”

The man was very careful, even finding the number he dialed last time and helping him dial it out.

Afraid that he couldn’t see clearly and dial the number accurately.

“Take care of yourself.”

The man said and left with a gun.

As soon as the man left, Freya’s urgent voice came from the other end of the phone.

“Elijah.”

Elijah put the phone to his ear.

He calmly said to Freya, “Keep calm and listen to me first. Have Evan locate my phone’s position, then come over. Don’t come alone. I may be in danger here, so be prepared. Don’t worry, I’m fine.”

The last sentence was to comfort Freya and prevent her from panicking.

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Freya grabbed Xander next to her, relayed Elijah’s words to him, and urged, “Hurry.”

Xander immediately activated the tracking device in the car. They brought a tracker to find Elijah.

Freya held the phone tightly, her voice trembling with nervousness, “Are you okay?”

“Yes.”

Came a low voice from the other end.

Freya heard the sound of wind from his end.

She asked, “Are you outside?”

“Yes.”

Xander frowned, the signal from Elijah was too weak, and the data was loading very slowly.

Freya stared at the computer screen, talking to Elijah, “Xander is locating your position.”

Elijah couldn’t see, didn’t know how much battery was left on the phone. In this godforsaken place, if the phone died, they would never find their way here.

“Yes,” he calmly responded.

Orion driving in front urged, “Not there yet?”

Xander said, “Almost.”

Because they were heading to the next range.

They hadn’t located the position yet.

He didn’t know whether to stop or go.

Elijah’s phone rang with a low battery alert.

The location still hadn’t been found.

Freya was getting anxious, even sweating.© 2024 Nôv/el/Dram/a.Org.

Because she could hear the situation on Elijah’s end.

Even if Elijah didn’t say it, she knew things weren’t good on his end.

Keeping the call connected was wasting the battery.

Ten minutes passed.

Elijah’s phone beeped with a low battery alert again.

Freya couldn’t help but urge, “Is it done?”

Before Xander could speak, Elijah said, “Don’t worry, it might be the poor signal on my end.”

He knew he was deep in the mountains.

The signal was weak.

The slow tracking had nothing to do with the person.

Freya wasn’t blaming, just genuinely anxious.

Because she could hear the low battery alert on Elijah’s end.

She was afraid that Elijah’s phone would die.

What if they couldn’t find his location by then?

Xander was sweating, his throat dry.

Luckily, Elijah remained calm.

Not panicking at such a critical moment.

“It seems like we’re not far off now,” Xander said.

Freya also breathed a sigh of relief.

Just as she was about to say something, the call cut off.

Elijah’s phone had died.

Xander instructed Orion to change direction.

“We’re going here,” Xander showed the location to Orion.

Orion glanced at it, “We have a few more kilometers before we can turn around.”

“Okay, then go faster,” Xander said.

After that, he called Evan for support!