The runaway groom novel (Irene and Isaac) novel Chapter 939

However, Isaac stayed calm and composed so that he did not appear to be in a hurry to leave, even if he felt that way inside.

"You can ask me for anything," he told Thomas, knowing that Thomas still had his doubts about him.

There was a flash in Thomas's eyes even as he looked at Isaac, but he still refrained from asking Isaac to save his son Michael.

This was very serious, and Thomas was concerned that Isaac would fail. If they were exposed, his family would be hurt instead.

That was why he did not want to take the risk.

He was helping Isaac escape because he felt that Isaac was not a bad person, and that alone.

"I would rather you forget everything here," the man said.

That would be far better for either of them.

Isaac stayed silent.

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The terrain around the vineyard was bad, and trying to leave would take at least a couple days, though driving would be much quicker.

Thomas had Marie prepare him some food and water.

Once that was done, Marie handed him the backpack containing everything. "Be careful on the road."

Thomas kissed her on the forehead. "I'll be right back."

He was worried Marie would become worried if she were here alone.

Thomas was tall, his eyes a striking blue, his hair graying, and his face covered in stubble, and he must have been very good-looking when he was younger.

On the other hand, Marie was plump and fair, and while she was not that beautiful, her kind demeanor made her appear affable to others.

Thomas had also fashioned a walking stick for Isaac so that he could feel ahead before he walked. He had a shorter one himself, which he would hold onto while Isaac held on the other hand.

As Thomas slung his backpack over his shoulders, Marie brought a pair of Thomas's shoes that she had just washed. "Here. Put these on!"

The ones Isaac was wearing were not fit for hiking.

However, Isaac did not move since he could not see.

Realizing with a start, Marie laughed.