My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 413 Do Not Sleep Before the man could get in, Genevieve grabbed her phone andscrambled out of the vehicle.

area without any shelter around. In order to not freeze to death, Genevieve had no choice but to walk around aimlessly to try to get a signal. She would fish her phone out occasionally to try to make a call. Genevieve wore only a silk nightgown and a wool coat when she came out of the hotel, so she was shivering in the cold now. Fortunately, Jane had given her a pair of gloves previously. Otherwise, her fingers would've been frozen by now. She tried walking in several directions but failed to get any signal. The chilly wind penetrated her coat and chilled her to her bones. She was so exhausted and cold that she could barely walk. A while later, Genevieve fished her phone out and saw there was a signal. Excited, she ran ahead. When there were two signal bars, countless missed calls and text messages popped up on her phone. Genevieve was about to make a call when someone called her. She answered it hastily. “Genevieve, where are you?” Armand demanded. Hearing his voice made her feel wonderfully alive. Her voice choked as she answered, “I-I'm at... I don't know where I am.” Tears streamed down her cheeks as her teeth chattered. “I'm freezing. My legs are going numb.” Hearing her sobs, Armand wanted nothing more than to fly to her side right now. Yet, he could only comfort her over the phone at that moment. When she finally calmed down, Armand told her to see if there were any buildings or road signs around. He also wanted to know if there was anything ahead of her. Genevieve glanced around and told him everything that was in her sight. “Genevieve, if you can't find a shelter, don't just stand there. Move around,” Armand instructed her. “Don't take deep breaths or panic. I'll find you.” He gave her his word. “Does your phone still have battery?” he asked. “I think there is still around thirty percent left,” came Genevieve's answer. She remembered that her battery was at forty-eight percent before she answered his call. She glanced at the