The Runaway Groom

The Runaway Groom Chapter 940

Thomas became wary immediately. “Really?” “Yeah,” Isaac replied assuredly. “How does it benefit me if I lie to you?”

Isaac could tell that Thomas was scared of those people and that they were no angels.

That was why he warned Thomas, so that Thomas would be more careful.

Moreover, he understood that he would be in worse danger if they were found.

Thomas stayed silent and listened, but he could not hear anything aside from the breeze, the rustling trees, and the occasional bird’s cry.

However, it was said that those who could not see would hear better, and Thomas believed Isaac.

“Should we stop?” he suggested, thinking those men would probably drive away soon.

It was why he had picked this moment to leave with Isaac-his employers would not be coming back after they had just left, making right now the safest window of opportunity.

“Sure,” Isaac said.

However, there were only tall weeds everywhere, and they did not have a place to sit.

ahead,” Thomas said. “We can rest there

and they moved

men showed up, and Thomas panicked when he

were hiding someone?” One of the thugs glared savagely

were ugly-probably

look at, and this

other thug snorted. “I knew it. There was a

sleeve, but neither Marie nor Thomas noticed that it detached

this thug had noticed, and he was pursing his lips in a

Thomas to

his eyes and clenched his fingers over

two thugs

was at a disadvantage with his blindness, and now was

our rules, Thomas.

toward them, and Thomas was backing away while explaining, “Look, it’s a misunderstanding. He’s blind, see? He saw nothing,

“Whatever!”

and one of them darted toward Thomas while the

a silhouette approaching but could not pinpoint how he