With that, the helicopter headed for the nearest landing site.
Derek sat next to Natalie. She was resting her elbows on her lap and covering her face with her hands. She had been silent the whole time since she sat back down.
“Are you crying?” Derek cautiously asked as he lowered his head to get a closer look.
However, Natalie shot him a glare as he did so. “Go away. I am not in the mood to talk.”
At that point, she knew she wouldn’t be able to hold back her tears any longer.
“I know I shouldn’t say this, but…” Derek trailed off. “You should know that when Brandon chose to use his car to stop the convertible, he expected this would happen.” “Do you think I’m an idiot? Of course I know that,” Natalie said through gritted teeth. She felt even worse.
Brandon must’ve known that she wouldn’t leave Mesue behind, so he took the risk to stop the car.
Eventually, the helicopter arrived at the emergency landing site.
As soon as Natalie got off the helicopter, she began calling Brandon. However, Brandon’s phone was off. She couldn’t get through to him.
“Why is it off?!” she exclaimed in frustration. “Answer the phone, Brandon!”
Mesue then approached her and explained, “They sent me a message saying that Mr. Larson had already sent to the hospital. Don’t worry, Mrs. Larson. The car didn’t explode.”
“Really?” Natalie’s eyes went wide. “Brandon must’ve been seriously injured. He would definitely answer his phone if he was okay.”
Mesue looked embarrassed as she said, “Please calm down, Mrs. Larson. Let’s just go to the hospital to see what’s going on.”
Natalie hurriedly nodded. Every passing second was torturous for her now.
Derek kept comforting her in the taxi, but his attempts to calm her down didn’t work.
“Derek, thank you for comforting me. I really appreciate it,” Natalie said as she rubbed her forehead with one hand and leaned her elbow against the glass window. “But I can’t focus on what you’re saying when I’m not sure whether Brandon is safe or not.”
Derek couldn’t help but feel bad for her. He had never seen such a painful, helpless look in Natalie’s eyes.
She had always left a beautiful, gentle impression on him. He put a hand on his aching chest.
Derek didn’t really like Brandon, but at that moment he hoped that he would survive.
The dull atmosphere was interrupted by a ringing phone. It was a call from Brandon.
As soon as Natalie saw the caller ID, she immediately answered and said, “Brandon, are you okay?”
“I’m fine. Are you on your way to the hospital?” Brandon asked, seemingly a little tired.
“I’m almost there. Wait for me, okay?” Natalie said in a panic. “I thought something bad happened when I saw smoke coming out of your car. Are you sure you’re not injured?”
“Yes, I’m sure.” Brandon chuckled. He was moved by how worried Natalie was for his well-being.
“I had to turn the car and then accidentally hit the tree, but the damage wasn’t that serious. I and the person sitting in the passenger seat were both slightly injured. Anyway, I’ll wait for you in the hospital.”
“Are you sure you’re not injured?” Natalie bit her lip. She was worried that he was only sugarcoating what had happened. “If I arrive at the hospital and find out that you’re seriously injured, I—”
“I’m not,” Brandon cut her off, trying to comfort her as he whispered, “I’m really fine. Don’t worry.”
With that, Natalie hung up the call and rushed to the hospital.
It was raining heavily outside, but regardless of that, she went out of the car and plunged herself into the rain.
When she ran into the hospital, she was soaking w*et.
Despite that, she went to the room where Brandon was confined in and pushed the door open.
As soon as she saw Brandon lying on the bed, she immediately rushed over and hugged him—burying herself in his arms as she sobbed. At that point, she didn’t know whether the droplets of water that ran down her cheeks were her tears or just rainwater.
“Look, did I ever lie to you?” Brandon asked, caressing Natalie’s face.
Natalie observed his face carefully. She narrowed her eyes and asked, “Isn’t there a gauze on your forehead? You’re still hurt.”
“I had a car accident, after all. I should already count my blessing that I don’t have any broken bones.” Brandon wiped the tears away from Natalie’s cheeks. His heart beat faster as he bent over and kissed Natalie on her forehead. Finally, he whispered in her ear, “With you by my side, I don’t want to die so young.”
Natalie burst into tears. She didn’t cry in the midst of an emergency. But she couldn’t stop crying when she saw Brandon. “You’d better not!”
Brandon had lost his memory in the past, so he had no idea that he had been in danger numerous times. Natalie was terrified every time it happened, and that was why she was crying so much.
New Book: Beginning with a Daring Encounter
Celsie was tired of being labeled as an introvert, workaholic, and dull virgin by her friends. Determined to prove them wrong, she made a bet that she would do something daring on her 25th birthday. Now that the day had arrived, it was time to fulfill her promise. On her daring to-do list, there was one task: a one-night stand with someone.
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