My Baby's Daddy

“You guys move back a little. We’ll dig a rescue passage.” After analyzing the situation, they discovered a boulder blocking their way, and forcefully breaking it could potentially cause a collapse. It was then that a rescue member announced some shocking news. “Their breathing is weak. We need to send them out, else they won’t make it. Also, we’re facing an issue, Mr. Quarles. There’s a rock ahead that can only be blasted open with a small explosive, but we’re concerned about the risk of collapse. If we use other methods, it may take us three more hours.”

Ethan contemplated the situation. With the lives of three individuals slipping away, he quickly decided, “No, three of my men are unconscious, and their lives are at stake right. now.” “But if we forcefully detonate the explosives, you will all be at risk, Mr. Quarles. We can’t take the risk, and your status-”

“Quit it with the status thing. Here, everyone’s life is equally important. There is no distinction. of rank.” Ethan interjected. “Alright.” The rescue team captain nodded after coming to himself. “I’ll select the best blasting position. Give me ten minutes.”

“Thank you,” said Ethan before stepping back to the side of his subordinates. The blasting work began intensely, and everyone held their breath and listened to the work unfolding on the other side. They were eager to be rescued but also worried about encountering further danger..

One of the team members delivered this news to the communication team, and it quickly. reached Edward, who let out a heavy sigh of relief after the call. His only son was still alive. It was the greatest blessing from above to him.

few people knew about this information. It was done to avoid disrupting the rescue operation and to

complex crowd of rescue personnel, controlling the spread of

a loud explosion, the previously obstructing rock could be heard breaking into heavy

personnel on the other side were ready to receive them outside. Soon, the three injured individuals were brought out,

bodyguards urged him to leave first, but Ethan. looked at his frightened subordinates beside him. He

one in an orderly manner. Don’t rush. We will all make it out safely,” Ethan reassured them. One young engineer covered his face and burst into tears. The joy

his own escape. “Let them go first,” Ethan ordered firmly. His departure would only increase the employees’