Chapter 461 Coincidence
“No, I’m already home.”
Nathaniel sighed in relief. “Why are you calling me so late?”
Janet grabbed the pillow and leaned back. “I have something to ask you.”
“Go ahead.”
Janet bit her lower lip with her teeth. Her mind was in a mess, thinking about how to
start.
Nathaniel didn’t urge her and quietly held the phone by his ear. Janet’s breathing was clearly audible.
That kiss tonight made him distracted until now. At this time, when Janet called, his heart was like a feather gently sweeping, bringing up a series of electric currents, and his fingertips were all paralyzed.
“When you rescued me last time I was in a car accident, did you notice anything unusual?”
Recalling the thrilling night, Nathaniel’s eyes darkened.
“What kind of abnormality are you referring to?”
Janet pursed her lips. “For example, did you see any suspicious people nearby?”
Nathaniel thought for a while and answered with certainty, “The neighborhood was empty at that time, and I didn’t see anyone.
“Why did you suddenly ask about this?”
Janet shook her head. “Nothing. I’m just curious.”
She later recalled many times. She really felt someone pulled her out of the car that
time.
But Nathaniel and the others said they had never seen this person before, so Janet
wondered if she remembered it wrong.
Otherwise, why did that person leave after saving her?
But if no one rescued her, how did she get out of the car?
Although Janet didn’t show anything on the phone, Nathaniel knew she must have
discovered something strange in her mind.
Otherwise, she wouldn’t call him so late.
He recalled it carefully, and a thought suddenly flashed through his mind.
“Actually, I’ve been a little puzzled.”
Janet’s attention was instantly concentrated. “What?”
“Last time I found you, you were unconscious outside the car alone.
“It reminds me of the car accident ten years ago. You were also leaning against the rear
of the car, so I had a chance to save you before the car exploded.
“Don’t you think the two situations are very similar?”
Nathaniel’s words set off a storm in Janet’s heart.
She never told Nathaniel about the car accident ten years ago. Every time Nathaniel
Janet lowered her eyes, desperately recalling the details of the two accidents. “If that’s what you said, then it’s really too much of a coincidence.”
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