Joshua felt as though his blood had run cold. He gripped his phone tightly and enunciated slowly, “ That’s impossible.“
“But…“ Lucas’ frantic voice rang out from the other end of the line. “She climbed onto the railing of Bay Bridge! Sir…should I call the police?“
Joshua had tried to compose himself, but as soon as he heard that, his calm facade crumbled. He roared into the phone, “Keep an eye on her! “
With that, he hung up the phone and stormed out of the room.
“Joshua… Josh—“ By the time Alice finally came to, Joshua had already disappeared around the end of the hallway.
She was so furious that she immediately smashed the tableware onto the floor.
Luna! That b*tch!
If she wanted to die, they should just let her be!
She deserved to die! She should have died six years ago!
Joshua came out of the hotel lobby and hopped into his car. He harshly stepped on the gas pedal and sped toward Bay Bridge as fast as his car could go.
He finally realized why Luna had stared at him like that.
She hated him so much that she wanted to take her life!
No… He could not let her die!
Starhill Hotel was more than ten minutes away from Bay Bridge, but Joshua managed to arrive within five minutes. When he finally arrived, he saw Luna still sitting on the railing.
She had taken off her shoes and removed her jacket, sitting barefoot on the railing as she gazed at the night sky in the distance.
As soon as Joshua got out of the car, Lucas approached him and whispered next to his ear, “ She’s been sitting there ever since I called you. I didn’t dare get close or peep a single word lest I trigger her by accident…“
Joshua frowned and gazed at Luna’s chiseled side – profile. She was so beautiful that it neared perfection.
However, at that moment, her eyes were etched with despair, helplessness, and doubt, as if…recalling some distant memory.
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