Chapter 368

Hearing her words, Yvonne’s eyes welled up with tears. She had never felt such deep concern for her before. Facing everything alone, without her husband’s support, Yvonne could not imagine enduring it herself. What kind of karma led to Nina’s marriage being like this?
Yvonne hugged her, gently patting her back. “You still have me. Everything will be alright,” she said, her heart aching.
Nina leaned against Yvonne’s shoulder, feeling comforted. Fortunately, she was not completely alone. She still had many things to hold on to. It was just that she could not have Nash anymore.
Nina was discharged from the hospital after finishing her IV drip. The doctor advised her not to overexert herself and to avoid strenuous exercise. There was not anything major to worry about. Yvonne stayed by her side. “Do you… want to go back?” she asked.
Nina thought for a moment. “Let’s go back,” she replied.
Yvonne helped Nina into the car, and as she drove, she said, “Alright, keep in touch. If you need anything, I’ll be there.”
“Could you help me book two tickets to Frangelia?” Nina requested suddenly.
“Frangelia?” Yvonne couldn’t help but look at her, puzzled. “Even with everything that’s happened, you still want to go to Frangelia with Nash?”
Nina simply replied, “Once it’s booked, you’ll understand.”
Nash glanced at his watch. It was not time to leave work yet. He headed back towards the company.
His car was parked in the underground garage, and he took the elevator up. As he reached the elevator entrance, he heard a commotion from the crowd.
Nash sensed the panic as he stepped into the scene. He saw Cynthia, eyes red and watery, looking at him as if he were a savior. “Mr. York, you’re finally back,” she said.
“What happened?” Nash asked calmly.
Tears streamed down Cynthia’s face, on the verge of breaking down. “Mr. York, Nina is missing… She and that Stella fell into the sea!”
Taylor was at the hospital, and Cynthia had rushed back to inform Nash of the news. Hearing this, Nash’s composure slipped, his hands trembling as he moved to leave. “Why wasn’t I informed sooner?” “Your phone was off, and we couldn’t reach you,” Cynthia followed behind him. “Stella has been taken to the hospital and is in a coma, only Nina hasn’t been found.”
Nash’s pupils constricted slightly. “Weren’t you with Nina? How did she end up in the sea?”
He got into the car, and Cynthia followed suit, crying so much she was almost choking on her tears. “Mr. York, when you weren’t here, the Jasper Corporation rushed us to accept the delivery. Nina went over, and both Taylor and I were busy, so we got separated from her. I didn’t know Nina would…”
Cynthia’s voice broke, unable to continue. She had never experienced something like this before, and the thought of Nina missing for so long filled her with immense worry.
A sense of urgency washed over Nash’s handsome face as he regretfully hit the steering wheel. “Stop crying. She’ll be fine.”
He drove fast, running several red lights along the way. When they arrived at the dock, the scene of the accident was still there, with no one working but rather participating in the rescue efforts. The nearby waters were relatively shallow, with boats and search teams present.
“Nina!” Nash got out of the car and ran towards the shore.
People at the shore stopped him. “Mr. York, we’re doing everything we can to search. Please stay calm.”
Panic filled Nash’s eyes as he asked, “How long has it been since she fell in? Is there hope of finding her alive? Nina, she…”
He could not finish his sentence, consumed by fear and disbelief. He had only been gone for a short while, and Nina had already encountered trouble.
Should he have not left?
If he had been there, would Nina have ended up in the sea?
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