Chapter 436

Chapter 436:

She tried contacting Marc and Barrie as well, but the outcome was identical — no reply.

A chilling dread gripped Amelia’s chest.

She had a terrible feeling — something bad had happened to Wyatt.

At that moment, guilt consumed her.

When faced with choosing between their unborn children and her safety, Wyatt had resolutely prioritized her.

𝘙е𝖼o𝘮𝗆𝗲𝗻𝘥 𝗍o y𝗼𝗎𝗿 𝗳𝗋𝗂е𝘯d𝘀

Yet, for her unborn babies, she had sent Wyatt into peril.

She had recognized how hazardous this mission was and had still let him go.

She could not bear to imagine what she would do if something happened to Wyatt because of her decision.

Her unease only deepened once she boarded the plane bound for Ekuoledo.

Moments before takeoff, she tried Wyatt’s number one final time.

Still no answer.

“Don’t overthink this. Perhaps there’s simply no reception where they are,” Carlee said softly, noticing the worry etched in Amelia’s gaze.

“Wyatt’s phone is crafted for harsh terrain. It connects even in the remotest areas,” Amelia said.

Carlee fell silent after hearing that.

“Amelia, what’s wrong?” Gabby had been watching Amelia intently. When Amelia suddenly grabbed her abdomen, Gabby noticed it instantly, her voice filled with alarm.

Amelia gave no answer. Instead, she gestured faintly toward the restroom.

Realizing what she meant, Carlee and Gabby supported her on both sides and led her to the restroom carefully.

At that moment, Carlee felt fleeting relief that she had reserved the entire business-class cabin. If anyone else had seen Amelia in such a state, it would have triggered another media uproar in Kretol.

Even before rising fully, Amelia had felt a warm fluid trickle from down there.

Inside the lavatory, she found a vivid red stain marking her underwear. Terror gripped her. Without pause, she yanked the door wide open. “Gabby, I’m bleeding down there p>

“Something like this occurs often during early pregnancy,” Gabby said calmly. “You don’t have to worry about it, Amelia p>

Amelia calmed down gradually after hearing Gabby’s reassuring words.

Once seated again, Gabby gave Amelia a pill.

As soon as Amelia swallowed it, a crushing sleepiness overwhelmed her. Within moments, she fell asleep.

Watching Amelia drift into deep slumber, Carlee turned toward Gabby with widened eyes.

“We still have hours before reaching Ekuoledo,” Gabby said evenly. “Would you rather she endure constant fear until then p>

Meanwhile, in Ekuoledo.

“How much farther?” Marc’s eyes narrowed at Joselyn’s back as the desolate path stretched endlessly ahead.