Fit For Your Love

Melody stood in front of him on the left, looking at him, not knowing for how long.

And two people followed her seemed to have been here for a long time.

Melody saw that Brayden finally noticed her and walked towards him.

Brayden also walked over.

The police heard the noise and looked at Brayden.

So they saw Melody.

Seeing Melody, the police thought of something. When they looked closely, wasn't it the same person who asked them what happened when they headed to the mountain? Melody and Brayden stopped in the middle, one step apart.

Melody asked, "Olivia is missing?"

Brayden, "What did you do?"

The two of them spoke at the same time, looking at each other with unfriendly eyes.

At this moment, nobody could tell if they were relatives.

More like enemies.

Melody stopped talking.

So did Brayden.

They didn't trust each other at all. There was no need to continue this conversation.

Brayden turned and left. Melody squinted. "Brayden, I'll find Olivia."

She would find Olivia in her own way, at any cost.

Brayden paused and walked towards the police.

Melody, on the other hand, was walking in the opposite direction of Brayden.

It didn't matter that they didn't trust each other, because their goals were the same.

In the hospital.

The door of the emergency room slammed shut and the lights inside lit up. The big words "emergency room" outside the door became even redder.

Everett stood at the door of the emergency room, looking at the lights inside.

His eyes were unpredictable dark, like under the deep sea sea where you never knew how deep the sea was.

He picked up his phone and dialed a number, and his eyes did not move when waiting the call to be connected.

The darkness inside his eyes did not change at all.

However, if someone knew Everett, they would find that his eyes were not right at the moment.

Very wrong.

"Everett?"

"Do you have time now?"

"Now?"

"Right away."

"Oh, my god! Did something happen to you?"

"It's urgent."

"Oh, my god! This is first time that I heard you say something urgent, it must be very urgent. Fortunately, I have a few days off, otherwise..." Everett interrupted him before he could finish. "You've been working on a drug. How did it come out?"

That man froze. "Forget?"

"Yes."

"It's done, but..."

"Bring it here."

"Well, you..."

"Within two days, F City."

Then he hang up the phone.

Everett dialed another number. Soon, the call went through.

"Mr. Weston."

That was Davis.

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Davis paused, and then he said, "Got it."

Everett put down his cell phone, and his eyes moved as he looked at the emergency room door.

It was like the waves rolling, revealing a terrible unknown result.

At Fairy Mountain, Purple Bamboo Forest.

The police called Sydney, along with Henry.

Henry held Sydney in his arms and Sydney leaned against Henry. The two of them were intimate as if nobody was around, which made the policeman frown. Brayden's eyes fixed directly on Sydney, a trace of danger in his eyes. "Where's Olivia?"

His voice was calm, but could make people tremble.

Sydney's grip on Henry's clothes tightened and her face was confused. "I don't know."

Brayden's eyes were covered with a layer of gloom.

The policeman said, "Before Olivia was missing, were you with her?"

Sydney was surprised. "Missing?"