Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 648

He looked at me, full of heartache and urgency, and kissed my forehead.

"That spot was right next to the cliff. He pushed me with all his strength, and his car rolled down the slope and exploded. You were thrown out on a steep bend, not near the sea.

"After I fell, I completely lost consciousness. I didn't know where I was when I washed ashore. I woke up in a fisherman's village.

"They saved me. My leg was broken, and I couldn't move. I begged them to help me look for you. They searched everywhere and couldn't find you. I refused to believe it. Even if you were dead, there should have been a body." He said bitterly.

"I was afraid they had deceived me, so I started to search for myself despite my injured leg. I collapsed and fell unconscious, and my leg was infected after I was rescued again. The locals took me to the hospital."

I looked at Atlas, silently shedding tears.

He gently wiped them away. "Don't cry."

I touched his leg gently, choking on my words. "What happened after that?"

"The Cross family found the hospital in time. I told them I had found you. But due to a twist of fate, we missed each other by two days. They protected me and sent people to search for you. After much effort, we quickly confirmed that a little girl had been sent to the hospital with head and collarbone injuries but had been taken away. Her whereabouts was unknown."

"Why couldn't they find anything?" I asked, puzzled.

"Some immigrants in Nocturnia don’t have very stable lives. They get their children discharged before they fully recover because they’re not from wealthy families, so the information they leave with the hospital is vague. When we tried to find them, the addresses they provided didn't exist. But we speculated they might be new immigrants or temporary tourists. We made all kinds of speculations."

"The Cross family also tried many ways to find you but to no avail. But in my heart, I was convinced that you hadn't died, so I was determined to find you," Atlas said resolutely and confidently.

I didn't know what to feel.