Half an hour later, Aaron arrives at the hotel and tells Katrina"s name to the hotel staff, asking the front desk to check Katrina"s room number.At this moment, he can"t wait to see her.
Every minute and second of waiting is a torment for him.
He even wishes he can drive away from the front desk lady and check the information personally.
After checking for a long time, the front desk lady says, "Miss Miller has checked out."
Aaron is shocked and unbelievable, "Check out? When?"
"Half an hour ago."
Unexpectedly, he has just arrived, only to hear the news of her departure.
She has always stayed alone in Hadley City. She has checked out. Where can she go?
The only possibility is that she"s going to return to Abbe City.
Before he warned her to leave Hadley City within a week, otherwise he would deal with her personally.
Today is the last day of the deadline...
So she must be leaving!
Aaron"s face is filled with depression and frustration when he gets this recognition.
Before, he has hurt her so much and said so many cruel words to her, but she didn"t leave.
Why is she so obedient this time?
But in the final a.n.a.lysis, Aaron hates himself very much.
He even wants to beat himself. Why was he so indifferent to her before?
Katrina must have been so disappointed with him that she chooses to leave.
If she really goes back this time, it"ll be difficult for him to get her forgiveness again.
He has hurt her. Will her family allow him to contact her when she returns?
No. Perhaps he"ll be warned as soon as he gets close to her.
So he must not let her leave with disappointment.
At the thought of this, Aaron immediately leaves the hotel and heads for the airport.
Along the way, he drives very fast.
At this time, on the way to the airport...
Katrina checks the time at times.
Just now, when she came out, there was a car accident on the road, causing traffic jams.
The traffic jam has lasted for half an hour. It"s not early now. She"s afraid to miss the flight.
Seeing Katrina look down at her watch from time to time and knowing what she"s worried about, the driver says respectfully, "Don"t worry, Miss Miller. I"ll speed up right now and get you to the airport on time!"
Hearing the man"s words, Katrina expresses her grat.i.tude, sincerely, "Thank you. Thank you for taking care of me these days."
The man smiles with a little embarra.s.sment, "Miss Miller, you don"t need to be so polite. Mr. Simon is very kind to us. We should take care of you for him."
When they are approaching the airport, just at a turning point, a car comes at a breakneck speed.
The driver is disturbed by the light, and his sight is blocked. He almost collides head-on with that car. He quickly turns the steering wheel.
However, it is too fierce. The wheels slip, and the whole car rushes into the river.
At this point, Aaron is driving to the airport and dialing Katrina"s cell phone at the same time.
He doesn"t know her flight time. He doesn"t know whether she has arrived at the airport, either.
His priority now is to find her as soon as possible.
Whatever the way, he can rest a.s.sured as long as he can reach her.
But no one answers Aaron"s phone calls.
Later, her cell phone turns off directly.
At this point, Aron feels extreme anxiety.
Why doesn"t she answer his phone? Is she still angry with him?
Where on earth is she now?
She probably hasn"t boarded the plane yet?
When Aaron arrives at the airport as fast as he can, he is told that the latest flight to Abbe City has just taken off five minutes ago.
Aaron can"t accept it. He keeps checking Katrina"s ticket information...
However, he finds that she has indeed bought the ticket for this flight. She has indeed taken this flight.
He arrives here quickly but still fails to find her.
At that moment, Aaron is very depressed.
It"s like his most precious thing has slipped away from his finger in silence.
He sits on the chair, his hands in his hair, dejected.
Now, what can he do? What should he do in order to win her back?
Maybe it is because he has a bad att.i.tude towards her before, and even G.o.d can"t bear it, so G.o.d is deliberately punis.h.i.+ng Aaron.
Since it is so...
He can only go to Abbe City again.
After making this decision, Aaron asks Randy to prepare a private plane overnight.
About five o"clock in the morning...
Just as Aaron boards his private plane and is about to fly to Abbe City...
Suddenly, there"s news on the radio.
"At two o"clock in the morning, our city"s flight to Abbe City was on the way. But the engine suddenly broke down, and the plane crashed. All the people were killed, unfortunately..."
At the moment of hearing the news, Aaron is completely stunned, with his body stiff.
Two o"clock in the morning… Flying to Abbe City… The plane broke down… All died...
When all this information indicates Katrina"s flight...
It is conceivable how powerful the impact on Aaron is.
He feels only a buzz in his head as if something had exploded.
Then come the boundless despair and darkness.
His heart, as if it had been brutally scratched by something, feels the most intense pain.
He only wishes that he has heard something wrong and that he has made a mistake on the radio, rather than believe it is true.
Aaron takes out the phone with trembling hands and dials the airline with great grief.
When he hears a voice on the phone, confirm that the news is true...
Aaron only feels that there"s strong grief that is surrounding him tightly.
At this time, he feels incomparable with depression and sorrow.
It"s a feeling of oppression that he wants to shed tears, but no tears appear.
At this time, his eyes are red, his head bowing with great regret, and he is severely gripping his hair.
As if he couldn"t feel the pain now even if his hair hurts badly when he pulls it.
But his heart, like a huge blood hole, is still bleeding.
How could this happen?
How could this happen?
He knows clearly that he is wrong, and he clearly wants to get her back.
Why...
Why does G.o.d treat him like this?
Why can"t he even have one more chance?
Without her...
What on earth should he do?
What else can he do?
At this time, he really feels that he"d rather die without her.
He would rather... the person who should encounter the accident.