The Reunion After Seven Years

Ken watched Jared's actions carefully, recalling what Kerr had told him earlier. Finally he sighed, got into his car and drove till he caught up with Bonnie.

"Get in the car!"

he called, stopping the car right next to her. His dissatisfaction was obvious on his face. Seeing Bonnie standing still, unresponsive to him, he began to grow impatient.

"Quick! We need to get to warehouse 9!"

Bonnie finally managed to respond, directing Ken with an anxious look on her face. She gripped her phone rightly and tried calling Howard's number again. The dial tone rang and rang, but no one answered.

Kerr shrewdly watched Ken drive his car away.

"Go get the car."

It seemed there would be a good show; of course, he wouldn't miss it. He remembered how much Nicole cared about her sister and how Bonnie was cold to her last time. It looked like God was giving him a good chance to help Nicole. He pulled out his phone and dialed Nicole's number.

Nicole had just finished her shower and was getting out of the bathroom when her phone rang. She toweled her wet hair with one hand as she walked towards the phone she had placed on the bedside table. She frowned when she saw Kerr's name on the screen.

She stared at it for a while, debating whether she should answer the call and finally decided to ignore it.

'It's already late. I know he could be calling me for reasons other than work, but besides work matters, there's really nothing much we can talk about,' she thought to herself.

Her phone finally stopped ringing. She was just about to turn it off and go to sleep when a message from Kerr appeared on the screen. His message consisted of only two words, "Bonnie Ning."

Shocked, she reread the message to make sure she hadn't seen it wrongly the first time. Then she immediately called him back.

"What happened to Bonnie?"

Kerr's face darkened immediately when he heard Nicole's anxious voice. Based on the timeframe in which she had called back, it was obvious that she had intentionally ignored his call.

"Why didn't you answer my call?"

had intentionally avoided his call. He would rather have

what

After she had parted with Bonnie at the hospital, Nicole found out that Bonnie desperately

have any idea why Bonnie needed cash so urgently. In spite of

her sister's name, leaving

"Answer my question first,"

of Nicole's apartment building and parked right under her block. As he talked,

was taking a shower when you called. Now tell me what happened to Bonnie," she repeated

long as she didn't answer his question, he would keep asking and ignoring her question.

I'm already downstairs, parked right below your block. Come down now and we'll go see her

tell if she was lying to him, but he would

continue drying it while she was on the phone with Kerr. Drops of water were still dripping from the ends

the house, she stopped for a while and decided to pop into Jay's bedroom to check on him. She opened the door slightly and peeped at him. She saw him with his eyes closed and

fingers were flying over the keyboard. He didn't stop until two overlapping locations on a map appeared on his screen. Smiling with satisfaction, he finally shut down his

while he was waiting for Nicole to come down. It was from one of his security team

very long time since

had finally reached the bottom of her block, where she spotted Kerr's car immediately. Without any hesitation, she rushed over to the car and got in the back

to Bonnie?

his dark expression softened a little. He reached into the locker in the car and took out a clean

will be fine. I'll get their location and

voice. Despite his tone, his words didn't do anything to calm her nerves. She tried to grab the towel from

can do it

"Don't move."

to like Nicole's long hair. She had soft, luscious black locks with a natural curl, which made her look like a

in, so she had no choice but to allow

gentle actions were actually

drove up to the gate of warehouse 9. He glanced out of the window indifferently, noting that the warehouse was totally dark, without any lights on. Yet he had the feeling that there were at least six people hiding