Chapter 178: Encountering An Avnche
Chapter 178: Encountering an Avnche
"Miss North, be careful. If everything goes smoothly, you should reach Mont Brush before dark,"
Megan, a middle-aged woman, kindly packed some dry food for Jane.
"Thank you," Jane felt the warmth of the simple and enthusiastic mountain vigers, and her heart
warmed.
"Jane, please be careful!" Nana was still worried.
Jane gave her a reassuring smile, "Don''t worry. If nothing unexpected happens, I should be able to
bring Uncle Newton here by tomorrow."
With all the gear in ce, Jane, with a backpack on her back, walked into the depths of the forest.
At first, the sky was just sprinkled with light snowkes. Jane, focused on reaching Mont Brush as
quickly as possible and finding Uncle Newton, briskly moved forward.
When she reached halfway up the mountain, a strong wind suddenly blew, and the sky darkened.
It seemed like a heavy snowfall was imminent.
Jane hurried her steps; she had to reach her destination before nightfall and find Uncle Newton
quickly.
In no time, goose feather-sized snowkes began to fall.
With the heavy snowfall, Jane''s surroundings turned into a vast expanse of white. If not for the
compass she carried, she might have lost her way.
"What kind of crappy weather is this!"
Jane cursed in her heart and couldn''t help but quicken her pace.
The wind grew stronger, carrying snowkes that danced in the air, making it hard for Jane to keep
her eyes open.
Not far away, thick snow piled up on the mountaintop, looking as if it coulde crashing down at
any moment.
This wasn''t good.
Jane regretted not listening to the advice of the local vigers. Her judgment on this harsh
environment was insufficient, and she rashly went up the mountain, seeking speed rather than
efficiency.
Seeing that it was getting dark, with a snowstorm raging, she was finding it increasingly difficult to
move forward.
Jane stopped, thought for a moment, and decided that she should go back first. Tomorrow, she
would figure out a way to get a helicopter to fly up, which would be more feasible.
After all, there was no telling when this snowstorm would stop.
With her decision made, Jane was about to turn back when a rumbling sound came from a
distance.
It sounded a bit like thunder but not quite.
Following the sound, Jane saw thick snow rushing and rolling down from the mountaintop across
from her!
This was bad, an avnche was imminent!
Jane was startled, and without much thought, she quickly surveyed the terrain around her.
Fortunately, there was a cave nearby.
Perhaps she could take shelter in it.
However, if the snow blocked the entrance, submerging the cave, she would be in great danger.
No, she had to leave a distress signal.
Thinking quickly, Jane, upon seeing a big tree nearby, had a sudden inspiration. She swiftly untied
the scarf from around her neck and tied it to the treetop at lightning speed.
Then, she hurriedly entered the cave.
A few secondster, the heavy snow rushing down from the mountain covered the cave entrance.
Jane, with a hint of lingering fear, rubbed her temples. In the face of nature, human strength was
indeed minuscule.
She took out her phone to check, unsurprisingly, no signal.
Jane then turned on her shlight, illuminating her surroundings.
The cave was quite spacious and warm inside, much better than being in the snowstorm just
moments ago.
Jane took off her backpack, containing enough food to survive for several days.
Taking a few deep breaths, Jane calmed herself down in the face of the vast power of nature.
Nana would soon know about the avnche here, and she would find a way to rescue her.
Jane was grateful at this moment for insisting on leaving Nana in the small mountain vige.
The only worry in her mind now was Old Pansy''s condition and whether it could wait this long.
Having eaten a bit, Jane felt much better and found a clean spot in the cave to sit down.
Unexinably, she thought of Patrick.
On the deserted ind, she and Patrick were also in a cave, leaning against each other. He said to
her, "Jane, no matter what happens, I''ll protect you."
It was truly beautiful back then.
And now, she was alone, facing this sudden disaster.
Patrick, he must be with Candy right now?
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Feeling a twinge of bitterness, Jane suddenly realized that she was thinking madly about Patrick at
this moment.
Maybe Nana was right; she couldn''t let go, and perhaps she shouldn''t give up so easily.
If Candy was truly a good girl worth loving, she would ept it, step back, and let them be.
But if this Candy was fake, or if Candy wasn''t worthy of Patrick''s love, why should she give up?
...
Night fell.
Pansy Group building, CEO''s office.
Patrick had been workingte into the night for some reason. At this moment, he felt unusually
restless, an unprecedented sense of unease.
Patrick called Maurice, "Mr. Maurice, how is Grandfather?"
Maurice''s respectful voice came through the phone, "Mr. Patrick, Old Pansy is fine. Dr. Pater just
checked on him and said everything is normal."
"Hmm," Patrick responded indifferently. "Thank you."
Grandfather was fine.
So, where did this uneasy feelinge from?
After finishing the call with Maurice, instead of disappearing, this feeling only intensified.
Patrick loosened his tie, leaned back on the sofa, and closed his eyes to rx.
The moment he closed his eyes, Jane''s lively figure unexpectedly popped into his mind.
Thinking about Jane moving into Osborn''s house, Patrick''s handsome face tightened.
Patrick furrowed his eyebrows. Taking out his phone, there were fewer gossip news about Jane and
Osborn.
It was clear that Star Entertainment had someone remove those news.
Patrick squinted coldly. If she had nothing to hide, why would she remove them?
Back when Jane was wrongly used of pushing Monica into the water and faced severe criticism,
she appeared calm and indifferent.
Could Jane really be with Osborn?
Feeling agitated, Patrick decided to head back. Passing by the secretary''s office, he couldn''t help
but walk in.
The vast office was pitch-ck, with only a dim light still on in the corner.
Patrick''s heart skipped a beat.
The dim light wasing from Jane''s desk!
After Jane handed in her resignation letter during the day, she left. These past few days, every time
Patrick "passed by" the secretary''s office, Jane''s seat had been empty.
Could she havee back?
His lips curled involuntarily, and Patrick walked toward that dim light.
In the seat, there was a girl in red, sitting with her head down.
Patrick looked down from above, and all he could see was the top of her head.
Was it Jane?
Did she willinglye back?
With a mysterious palpitation in his heart, Patrick, in a voice as melodious as a cello, spoke,
"Jane..."