Unfinished Business with You

Chapter 1471

Chapter 1471 Leaving To Save the Children and Hector

Eugene felt his heart sink. "What's going on?"

George anxiously replied, "A group of armed men came to the clinic and took away the kids and Master. I'm worried someone might have discovered the identities of the Rogers siblings and Master. Jewel also tried to fight back but was taken away as well."

Eugene's mind went blank, and he panicked. He took a deep breath, forcing himself to calm down. "Do you know who they are?"

George replied, "They looked like assassins, but I can't tell where they came from. There were dozens of them. With such a large-scale operation, it could only be Samuel Court or Double Dragon Court."

Eugene affirmed, "It can't be Samuel Court." Based on Christoff's relationship with Olivia, he wouldn't harm the children.

But George was skeptical. "Then, it must be Double Dragon Court. Of course, we can't rule out other organizations that covet Master's research. Kyle and I are currently tracking them. We'll let you know if there's any news."

Eugene responded, "Okay. I have the Rogers siblings' location. I'll come over and share it with you."

George said, "Good idea, but don't tell Olivia. I'm afraid she'll worry."

Eugene replied, "I know."

He hung up the phone and quickly returned to his room. He had been thinking about how to keep Olivia here but didn't expect to see she had already packed her luggage.

After being momentarily stunned, he wondered if she overheard his phone call or if she packed her luggage in advance because she was leaving tomorrow.

Before he could figure out her intentions, she spoke up.

"I have to go with you. Don't think about persuading me. I know I'm pregnant and can't get too emotional, but they are my sons. I can't help them in any way by staying here and will only have wild thoughts."

Eugene looked at her, feeling extremely regretful. Oh, no. She knows. She must have noticed something wrong with my expression and followed me, overhearing my phone call with George. Belonging © NôvelDram/a.Org.

At that moment, he felt the words he was about to say were stuck in his throat, rendering him unable to say a word.

He knew he couldn't ask her to stay here.

Shaking her shoulders gently, he said solemnly, "Olivia, listen to me. You can come with me, but the condition is that you must protect yourself. Don't get too anxious. You have to understand that the child in your belly is not only our daughter but also Blake's savior. Nothing can happen to the three of you."

Olivia nodded and replied, "I know. I won't take any risks. I'll just follow you around."

Not daring to delay any longer, Eugene grabbed the luggage and left the room.

After a brief greeting with Doreen, they left without mentioning that the children had been kidnapped. They were afraid she might get worried and affect her condition. Therefore, they simply said they received a call saying the children were sick, so they wanted to return home.

Although Doreen was worried, she didn't overthink about it.

Ultimately, they went straight to the airport without bidding Alice goodbye.

Eugene, Olivia, and more than twenty bodyguards boarded a helicopter.

But instead of returning to Mastar, they flew directly to the location Terry had sent them.

On the plane, Eugene said to Olivia, "Shannon, Everett, you two must always stay by Olivia's side and not let anything happen to her."

Both of them replied, "Yes."

Then, Eugene studied the location Terry sent but couldn't figure out where it was. He showed it to Shannon and Everett, "Where is this?"

Everett said, "Isn't this the Ghost Town?"

Shannon was surprised, "Ghost Town? What Ghost Town?"

Everett explained, "Rumors say the military once occupied this place during a particular war, but the

residents didn't want their homes to be destroyed and occupied. In a fit of anger, the military killed everyone in town, and this place has since become haunted. Anyone who goes there will meet an untimely death; some say they can hear mournful cries there. From then on, no one dared to go there, and it gradually became known as the Ghost Town."