Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman’s Indifferent Sinner Wife novel Chapter 114

Chapter 114

This was the first time Zac heard Zyla cry, and it shocked him. He asked quickly,” Where?”

Zyla looked around and saw that the place she was at was an extremely rural location with no landmarks at all.

“I… I don’t know as well. I’ll send you my location.”

“Okay. I’ll be there right away.”

Once he hung up the phone, Zac got a skilled locksmith and drove quickly toward the location Zyla was at.

Olivia had been abducted once before. She was afraid of the dark. He knew that. Especially on such a dark and stormy night. This must be like a nightmare to her.

At that moment, Olivia’s consciousness started to fade.

The wound on her head would not stop bleeding, and when combined with her already existing fear, caused her to go into an oxygen- and blood-deprived state. She felt like she heard someone call out to her, but she could not hear clearly, so she could not respond.

It was like she had been sent back to that rainy night 17 years ago. She hugged her knees and moved to the side, but her teeth would not stop chattering. There was a pain in her lower abdomen, and it felt like a warm gush had pooled near her thighs.

The baby…

She was so afraid. Would anyone come to rescue her?

After a very long time, a streak of light finally poured in, and a shadow rushed in from the outside and carried the nearly unconscious Olivia up from the ground.

He ran and yelled, “Liv? Liv, wake up! Don’t sleep!”

Who was it?

Her eyes were blurry from the rain. She could not see who it was, but she was sure that the person was a man, just like the young man from 17 years ago.

She murmured, “Johnny…” before completely passing out.

When Olivia woke up again, it was the morning of the second day.

She opened her eyes in a daze and looked around. She knew she was back at the hospital.

She had just breathed a sigh of relief when she touched her belly.

Before she passed out, she had felt pain in her lower abdomen. Did her baby leave her again?

“Don’t worry. The baby’s okay.”