Chapter 68

Holly's view was blocked by the umbrella, and she couldn't see the way ahead. The umbrella was leaning heavily toward her, while Bryce's clothes were already soaked with rain.

She raised her hand and pushed the umbrella over to his side.

Bryce instinctively looked over to the collapsed bridge.

The man called Abel had disappeared. He was as mysterious as a phantom and always seemed to appear out of nowhere, like an apparition.

Bryce secretly breathed a sigh of relief and pulled Holly toward him.

At that moment, he belatedly realized that he had been afraid that Holly would be snatched away from him.

It was the first time he had ever had this feeling, and it surprised him, too.

By the time they returned to Winston's house, it was already noon.

The two of them had a quick meal.

Holly was tired and sleepy, so she went into the bedroom and undressed to take a nap.

She had been mourning for Winona for the past few days, and she hadn't had much sleep.

Bryce followed her. He to