Savage Love On His Wheelchair novel Chapter 97

"What's the matter?" Edmund saw Ellen stop and looked at him nervously.

Ellen made a silent gesture, his ears shaking as if he heard something.

"It's not very safe around here, we have to be vigilant!" Ellen answered and walked forward.

Edmund followed Ellen closely and kept looking around.

Edmund looked at the trees nearby and said to Ellen, "They should still be alive, right?"

Ellen turned around and asked, "Why?"

"Look at the trees around here, they are all full of branches. If they fall from such a high place, they will definitely be caught by these trees and then fall again, so they should be alive!" Edmund analyzed professionally.

"Well, you are quite right. We must find them as soon as possible now, or they will be in danger after a long time!" Ellen added and continued to go.

Nathaniel flew down the cliff with a few skilled field pilots, and was soon obscured by the thick fog below. Now they could only drive by feeling.

"Mr. Nathaniel, we can't fly down anymore. It's easy to have an accident!" A pilot said eagerly.

The main purpose of their escort this time was to protect Mr. Nathaniel's safety. Now they were all very nervous to see him driving down so hard.

Nathaniel had only one thing on his mind at the moment, that is, he must find Rosemary anyway.

The fog was getting heavier and heavier. Only the sound of ticking could be heard. It was raining outside.

With low visibility and the sudden rain, the plane couldn't move on.

"Mr. Nathaniel, the rain is getting heavier. Shall we go back first and come back tomorrow to find a way?" a pilot begged.

A pilot in the middle suddenly said to Nathaniel, "Mr. Nathaniel, I have heard the old man say before that there used to be an ancient forest around the Snowy Mountain. But I don't know what happened later. I can't see it on the periphery. Can we drive the plane up first and then find a map to see if it really exists?"

Nathaniel also knew that he could not drive any further. Although he knew it was unreliable, he had no choice now.

"Is it true what you say?" Nathaniel asked the pilot.

The pilot was afraid that Nathaniel would throw him down from here in anger. He answered in a low voice, "Mr. Nathaniel, our family used to like exploring in the wild. People say that there was an ancient forest near here, so my great grandfather invited some friends to go with him."

"What happened?" asked a nearby pilot.

The pilot looked at Nathaniel and paused, "After more than a month, my great grandfather came back, locked himself in the study, and then ordered the people in the family not to do exploration anymore!"

"So he didn't explain?"

"No. Then my grandfather asked several times, but my great grandfather hung him up and beat him. Since then, no one has mentioned this matter." The pilot told the story slowly.

"Then how did you know?" Nathaniel asked suddenly.

After the pilot paused for a few seconds, he replied, "I knew it when I was a kid eavesdropping on my grandfather's conversation with my father."

Nathaniel frowned more and more tightly, then ordered, "Go back tonight and look for information to see if there is such a place?"

"Yes!"

Looking at the drizzle outside, Nathaniel silently shouted in his heart, "Rosemary, you must hold on!"