Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1693

Gurenchti.

The sun was already high, and the building was bustling with activity.

The urgent footsteps echoed through the halls, reflecting the anxiety in the atmosphere.

On the large screen in front of them, the missing red dot finally began to flicker again.

Tommy and his team had been waiting for this moment for what felt like an eternity, and they finally received an update from Nathaniel.

Nathaniel sent his location and assured them that he was safe.

"Arrange a trusted team to rescue Mr. Nicholls safely," Tommy instructed, rubbing his temples in relief.

They had not rested since Nathaniel went missing, fearing they might miss any clue.

"Deploy a helicopter and make sure to bring a medical team, just in case," he added.

"Yes, Mr. Chapman."

The staff quickly left to make the necessary arrangements.

When Mavis received the news, she hurriedly joined Tommy.

When they first met, she was a picture of grace and beauty, but the toll of the past few weeks was evident.

She looked worn and exhausted, with obvious dark circles under her eyes.

"Is everything arranged?"

"We've already made the necessary arrangement the moment we received his signal. We're about to go get Mr. Nicholls…"

Tommy stooped behind Mavis, explaining the plan.

However, he suddenly hesitated and advised, "Mrs. Nicholls, please take care of yourself. You've been pushing too hard. Now that we have news of Mr. Nicholls, you mustn't fall ill. We can't have both of you at risk."

Mavis sat on a nearby chair, nodding absentmindedly.

She understood his concern, but how could she not worry?

It had been almost two weeks since Nathaniel disappeared without a trace.

…

At the airstrip, the helicopter's roaring blades echoed.

Soon, the helicopter took off, and they followed Nathaniel's signal to a coastal fishing village near the border.

Due to its location, this village was often frequented by foreigners.

However, it was mostly inhabited by elderly people and children who preferred to keep to themselves.

While the village was underdeveloped, its natural beauty was striking—the sky seemed bluer, and the sea clearer.

Seagulls circled above the ocean, calling out as if this was their true home.

Yet, no one in the helicopter had the mood to appreciate the scenery.

The picturesque landscape simply could not compete with the worry they felt.

Nathaniel waited patiently on the beach, expecting Tommy and the team.

The area was spacious, and there were not many people around, providing enough space for the helicopter to land and take off.

As the wind tousled his short hair, Nathaniel lowered his gaze, seemingly deep in thought.

Then, he glanced at Kristen, who was standing beside him.