Chapter 676
Chapter 676:
Katelyn’s face showed a touch of embarrassment, reflecting on her previous harshness towards Donna. However, her demeanor had softened significantly since then.
She quickly summarized the situation she had just discussed with Yelena for Donna.
Donna’s concern grew as she listened. “Yelena, you can’t do this all by yourself. Let me call your brother to come along and help p>
Yelena considered reassuring Donna that she could manage on her own but chose to stay silent to keep Donna from worrying further. After sending a quick text to Brody, Yelena received an immediate response.
Yelena checked the location—it was a forsaken school nestled on a hillside, lying on the outskirts of Eighfast.
It surprised her that Bernice, typically so timid, would venture into such a remote spot. Clearly, Bernice had more courage than Yelena had given her credit for.
Yelena said, “My friend has found their location. I’m heading there now and will forward the details to Cayson so he can meet me there.” Despite Yelena’s reassurance, Donna remained anxious. “Please be careful, and if you find yourself in any danger, don’t hesitate to just get out of there p>
“Alright then p>
Katelyn stepped back, a shocked expression plastered on her face. Once Yelena had departed, Donna suddenly recalled Katelyn’s presence. The two exchanged glances and shared an awkward laugh.
Yelena had just ignited her car’s engine when she spotted Aus, the cat, already settled in the passenger seat, grooming himself with no concern.
Tapping Aus lightly on the head, Yelena scolded, “What are you doing here? Get back inside p>
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Yelena reached over to lift Aus from the passenger seat as she spoke. The moment her hand touched him, Aus began to meow insistently, clearly intent on joining Yelena for the ride.
Left with no alternative, Yelena conceded, allowing Aus to tag along as she pulled away.
Spotting Yelena’s car in motion, John said to Austin, “Was that Yelena in the car just now p>
“What? Where did she go?” Distracted from his phone, Austin started scanning their surroundings.
John glanced at Austin, his amusement barely concealed.
“Look at you, all jittery,” John said, a teasing grin tugging at his lips. “You live next door to her. Do you think you’ll end up watching her every day from behind the curtains p>
Austin shot John a look, icy enough to freeze a river. It seemed to pierce right through him. “You talk too much p>
John quickly mimed locking his lips with an invisible key.
Austin’s gaze remained fixed on John, unwavering, almost as if waiting for him to confess.
John pointed at his own mouth, giving an exaggerated shrug.
Austin’s tone was flat, as if speaking to a child. “Okay, you can speak now p>
John sighed dramatically. “I just saw Yelena drive off. If you want to know where she’s headed, you better catch up before she disappears p>
Austin glanced at his phone but made no move.
John stared at him, dumbfounded. “Bro, sometimes I just don’t get what you’re thinking. You saw her, but hesitated to say hello. You didn’t have the guts to call her, just hid your feelings and made guesses. People always say that stepping back in business can lead to new opportunities. But when it comes to love, stepping back might mean missing your chance entirely p>