The Sweet Rival (Mango Shen and Nathaniel Ye) novel Chapter 1274

"Do you want to know why Barack came to Longford County that year? Come to the mountain behind Zelle Village at 10 o'clock tonight if you want to know the answer. Remember, come alone. If you tell others, you won't ever see your uncle again."

The other party was using a voice changer. Mango loathed the hoarse and elderly voice.

"Who on earth are you?"

The other party had already ended the call.

"Mom, is it dad?"

Wisdom had walked away just now. He saw Mango staring at her phone in a daze once he was back. He couldn't help but ask her.

"No, it's from telco. I forgot to pay the phone bills for this month."

Mango quickly put the phone into her pocket. Her palms were sweaty and she felt a little guilty for some reason as if she had done something bad.

"Mom, you don't look well. Are you too tired? Why don't you go in and lie on the bed for a while? I'll check on your body."

Wisdom was really worried about Mango's health.

"It's okay, I'm not that weak. Perhaps it's because of the high altitude here, so I'm having altitude sickness."

The last time Mango had come here, she had altitude sickness. This time, she didn't know what route they were taking, so she didn't do much preparation.

Wisdom took out a small oxygen tank and passed it to Mango hurriedly.

"Mom, take a deep breath."

When Mango saw Wisdom being so sensible, she was very pleased as well.

After inhaling some oxygen, she asked the children to go get some rest.

The people of Zelle Village also settled down under the guidance of Paul, while Mango was staring at the mountain behind the village in a trance.

Nathaniel had not returned yet, and no one knew what he was doing in the mountain. Besides, that weird caller also invited her to go to the mountain behind the village at a different time.

Could these two incidents be related?

Could it be that the other party didn't want Nathaniel to follow her?

Mango's brows were knitted together tightly. She couldn't think of anything.

She thought of Nathaniel subconsciously.

If there was something she couldn't solve or couldn't understand, she would look for him because she always felt that he was smarter than her. However, she didn't know if the other party had sent anyone to spy on her now.

If he went to the mountain to look for Nathaniel rashly, she was likely to alert the enemy.

Mango took out her phone as she yelled at Wisdom and Rita's room, "Children, since you have nothing to do, let's have a round of Mobile Legends."

"Mom, are you serious?"

Rita was the first to run outside. She looked so happy that it lifted the heart of anyone who saw her.

"Yes, I knew you would love this."

"Of course. Brother Wisdom, hurry up. Mom is looking for someone to play the game with her."

Rita shouted at Wisdom's room.

Wisdom poked his head out in surprise as he said with a smile, "Mom, let's play indoors. It's a little hot outside."

"Alright."

Mango walked over amicably.

Just as she walked over, Wisdom asked in a low voice, "Mom, are you in trouble?"

"Is there anything that can temporarily interfere with the phone signal? I just need one minute."

Mango had no other choice left.

If Wisdom didn't know how to prepare this kind of thing, maybe Rita would. She had never thought that one day she would ask for help from the two children, one of whom was a medical student while the other seemed to be a foodie.

Wisdom was slightly taken aback. Rita took out a little item from her pocket and handed it over.

"Mom, are you looking for this?"

Mango glanced at her daughter. There a pretty complicated look in her eyes.

She took the signal jammer in her hand. Then she quickly took out her mobile phone and sent a message for Nathaniel. After telling Nathaniel the content of the strange phone call, she turned off the signal jammer.

Nathaniel was slightly surprised when he received the message from Mango. He furrowed his brows for a while.

He didn't reply to her message. Instead, he sent people out of the mountain as he hid there.

After Mango and the children finished a few games, Paul asked the villagers to cook for them. During this period, Tina woke up once and smiled very gently when she saw Angela.

"I'm okay. Angela, don't worry about me."

"Mom, look at you. Why didn't you tell me that you're having a fever? You wanted me to suffer, didn't you?"

There were still traces of tears on Angela's face. She looked very worried.

Rita looked at how childish she was and could not help but smile as she said, "Angela, I didn't know that you would actually cry. I thought you were a tough girl."

Angela couldn't help but pause for a moment. Then she said shyly, "Who says the tough girl can't cry?"

"Yeah, alright then... you're right."

Her words made Angela even more embarrassed.