Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 678

After a while, he thought of something and called Paul. "Paul, check Zoella's whereabouts now."

Paul agreed.

Hansen paced back and forth in the study for another two rounds before walking out.

Jenna was also pacing back and forth in the living room. When she saw Hansen coming out, she went up to him. "Hansen, is there any news?"

Seeing her pale face, Hansen's heart ached. He took her hand and sat down on the couch. He then explained calmly, "Jenna, pay attention to your phone. If someone really kidnapped your mother, then they must have a reason, and will definitely blackmail us. What we need to do now is to calm down. Since we can't find your mother, we wait for them to come to us."

He had reason to believe that if it was really Sergio's doing, then he would be more anxious than them.

After all, the evidence of their crimes would soon be revealed to the country. The people in Capital City would not let Yadriel and his son get away with it.

That was the only time Sara had been struggling for a while before this. Therefore, she would not have disappeared so quietly.

Jenna believed in Hansen, but when she thought of her poor mother who had to suffer such a disaster, she felt regretful, and couldn't help bursting into tears.

"Jenna, trust me, I won't let your mother suffer any harm." Hansen caressed her hair as he comforted her.

Jenna nodded with tears in her eyes. She held her phone tightly with both hands and stared at it desperately. From time to time, she would wipe her tears with a tissue when her vision was blurred.

Hansen pressed his lips tightly and held Jenna in his arms. He didn't know how to comfort her. His heart was bitter, and he felt even more guilty.

Bailey was also wiping her tears at one side.

The atmosphere was very dull.

Time passed by, and they found it hard to stay put.

It was late at night. On the mountain road of Sunshine Mountain, a black Bentley was being drive at high speed.

Sergio sat in the passenger seat in the front row, with his eyes closed. He listened to the sound of the engine and murmured something.

They had been driving for almost a day since they came out of the Francist Community.

The winding road of Sunshine Mountain was getting steeper and steeper in the deep forest. They had gone up, but they drove down from another fork. The road went on again and again until it was late at night. The car stopped in front of a gorgeous villa in the depths of the mountain.

When Sara woke up from her slumber, she had already been wheeled into a luxurious master bedroom by Sergio.

"Sergio, where are we? Didn't you say you're taking me to Richards Manor?" Sara asked uneasily as she surveyed everything in the room.

"Don't worry. Jenna will come to pick you up later. This is a funeral tradition," Sergio said slowly with a faint smile on his face.

Tradition? Sara looked confused, but when she heard that Jenna would come, she felt a little relieved.

"Call Jenna to pick me up earlier. It would be impolite to miss Vivian's funeral." Sitting in the wheelchair, she slid her hands into her pockets to look for her phone, but she couldn't find it no matter how hard she tried. She remembered carrying it with her before she got in the car.

"Sara, you don't have to look for it. It looks like your phone has run out of battery." Sergio sat down on a vine chair next to her. He crossed his legs and wore his signature smile.

"Really? Lend me your phone." Sara did not realize the danger approaching. After all, Sergio was close with her, and he often visited her. He was also a government official. So, she would never anticipate Sergio coming with bad intentions at that time.

That morning, Bailey had brought her out for a walk in the neighborhood. Unfortunately, the sun was too bright. It took only a while and she was already sweating. Bailey then pushed her to a shady place and went back to get her a towel and some drinks.

A while later, a Bentley drove over and stopped in front of her. She lifted her head.

Sergio was getting out of the car. His attitude was modest and polite, and he was all smiles.

"Sergio, you're here!" Sara smiled politely at him. Sergio always came to visit her, chat with her, and buy her stuff. He knew what she liked and could easily win her heart. She liked Sergio more than her son-in-law, Hansen. Therefore, when she saw him, a smile appeared on her face.

Sergio got out of the car, smiling brightly. "Sara, hi. Jenna got too busy. So, she sent me to pick you up. It's Vivian's funeral today."

Sara smiled gratefully when she heard that. "I'm sorry to trouble you again."

That day was indeed the day Jenna said that she would bring her to Richards Manor to attend Vivian's funeral. Therefore, Sara was easily convinced.