The Woman From Hell



This was the first time in my life I was racing through the mountains. I think this should also be the last. I would not have the courage anymore after this time.

Soon, we got rid of the motorcycle behind us.

Everything went smoothly for us after that thanks to Frank's tips.

Since I had already driven 20 miles away, I gradually breathed a sigh of relief. I looked at Nina behind me and we both smiled.

We were finally out.

Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed Frank's expression. He was slightly sad. I knew he must be feeling guilty toward his family now. I smiled. "Thank you, Frank."

He froze for a moment, then looked out of the window and shook his head. "It's nothing. I'm glad I could help you."

"I didn't expect you to be able to persuade Frank to help us." At the back, Nina was still surprised.

After all, Nina had been in the village for several months and was practically disheartened by the customs in the village. She never thought that there would be such a kind person as Frank. Thinking about it, she probably wanted to thank Frank.

I looked straight ahead while I drove and said calmly, "It's all thanks to him this time."

"Thank you, Frank, but will you be blamed when you go back later?" Nina was a little worried about him.

"We're going to call the police after we get out. We can't let those innocent girls be sold to that kind of place again. The culprits are the Jarns and the outsiders they're colluding with. As for the other villagers, most of them are ignorant and don't have much legal awareness. I think there's room for mercy in the laws. As for the Fulmers, I promised Frank that I'll keep them out of trouble. I'll definitely do that."

I spoke softly. In the backseat, Nina listened seriously and lowered her eyes. "Yes, this is the outcome. It would've been great if you had come earlier."

I could hear the helplessness and vicissitudes in Nina's voice. These three months must have been the most miserable days in her life.

A sour feeling welled up in my heart. I comforted her. "You've left the place now. Come back to Whaldorf City with me first. I'll arrange for you to go back to Rosella City later."

Nina did not refuse. She just nodded silently, as if to agree with what I said.

However, beside me, Frank was lost in thought while he watched the surrounding scenery.

Noticing his expression, I asked, "What are you thinking?"

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"Lend it to me."

Now that we were here, there should be a signal.

I accepted the mobile phone he handed over and dialed Theo's number. "Theo."

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After hanging up, I returned the phone to Frank and smiled at him. "I was right. My husband had already found me."