True Love Waits novel Chapter 753

Neither Wesley nor Megan showed any interest in Debbie's concert.

But Blair was proud of her friend, who was singing gracefully on the stage. She didn't care about the two and continued to cheer her and sing along like the rest of the fans.

The next day, Wesley and Blair went on a four-day trip to the neighboring city.

On their first day, they decided to go for a small trek. Halfway up the hill, Blair felt thirsty. But they didn't have enough drinking water with them. Wesley handed the camera to her and said, "Wait for me here. I'll go buy some."

"Okay." As she waited, she took pictures of the beautiful landscape.

A man suddenly appeared in her shot. Blair put her hands down and raised her head to look at the stranger. Three young men were smiling evilly at her. "What do you want?" she asked warily.

"That's a nice camera you got there," one of them said as he fixed his eyes on it.

Blair's grip on the camera tightened. Of course, it was nice! Cecelia had picked the best for her; it was worth more than a hundred thousand dollars. Knowing their intentions, Blair yelled loudly, "Wesley!"

The three men were caught by surprise.

"Wesley!" she shouted towards the direction in which the soldier had gone.

The three men realized that she had company. They exchanged glances with each other, and in an instant, two of them lunged at her and locked her arms behind her. The third one quickly robbed her of the camera that was hung around her neck.

"Wesley! Help! Wes— Mmph!" One of the men covered her mouth immediately.

Wesley was paying for the bottle of water when he heard her screaming for help. He dropped the bottle and dashed back to Blair as fast as he could.

From a distance, he saw her being surrounded by three men. Enraged, he barked, "Let go of her!"

The robbers saw the tall, strong guy running towards them. They fled with the camera.

"Wesley, they stole my camera!"

Blair began to run after the robbers, but Wesley was much faster. He ran past her like a gust of wind, and closed in on them.

The robbers turned to see that the man was only a few meters away from them. Panicking, they shrieked, "Oh, crap! Run faster!"

They ran all the way to the road and fled in different directions.

In a fluster, the man holding the camera knocked into a small electric car. The camera was thrown into the air and in the next second, it crashed on the ground; the lens was smashed to pieces.

Wesley pinned the man down and rained a few blows on him. The robber rolled on the ground, howling in pain.

Blair caught up to them. She picked up her precious camera and saw the broken lens. Her heart sank.

Wesley caught the second robber in no time. He wanted to hunt the third one down, but he was worried about Blair's safety. He didn't want to leave her alone again. So, he gave up the chase and called the police.

The police arrived soon and handcuffed the two robbers.

Blair looked at the camera with a frown. It had been a gift from Cecelia, but she couldn't preserve it well. She felt immensely guilty.

Reading her mind, Wesley touched her head lovingly. "You didn't mean for this to happen. It's not your fault. Mom will understand. I'll buy you a new one."

Blair shook her head. "No, I don't want one. I'm so careless. I'll end up breaking that too."

"You can buy another one when you do." Leaving no space for an argument, he drove her to an appliance store downtown.