Babel Novel
Chapter 156 Tell Me Where She Is
Chapter 156 Tell Me Where She Is
Chapter 156 Tell Me Where She Is
Jacob pushed open the wooden door. The room was furnished, and the furniture was all made of wood.
In addition to a small bed, there was a drawing board next to it.
The picture showed cherry blossom trees under the moonlight, and the island looked particularly quiet
under the moonlight.
The painter was very skilled, and Jacob could tell at a glance that Avery painted it.
At this moment of certainty, he felt ecstasy in his heart. He finally found her.
A thick pile of paintings was next to it, and Jacob checked it calmly.
In the paintings, the men returned from fishing under the sunset, and the faces of the women and
children were filled with smiles.
Some teenagers were weaving grasshoppers with grass, some were painting in the morning sun, and a
man wearing a metal mask was leaning against a cherry blossom tree.
Maybe she was careless when she painted it, but the painting meant something more in Jacob's eyes.
It was this man who took her away.
Jacob's face turned colder. Holding the painting, he walked up to Lois and said coldly, "Madam, tell me
where she is?"
When Avery watched Jacob enter Lois's house, she was excited and about to return.
A hand grabbed her wrist tightly. When she came to her senses, she saw that Frank had rushed back.
Avery's face was full of panic, "He's here!"
"I know. Don't be afraid." Frank touched her head to comfort her, "I'll take you away. Come with me."
Avery felt panicked and confused. She quickly followed Frank and took a shortcut to leave the island.
There was a speedboat parked there. As long as she stepped on the speedboat, she would be free.
But could she be free?
She looked back and saw that someone had discovered her trace and reported it to Jacob immediately.
Jacob's angry voice came from the loudspeaker, "Avery, if you dare to escape, I will burn this island!"
The nightmare she had been having for many days became a reality, and Jacob's voice haunted her
like a nightmare.
Avery's psychological defense completely collapsed, and she trembled, "I have to go back."
Frank said thoughtfully, "There is still a chance of survival if you leave now."
"How many lives will it take to exchange for my chance of survival? This island does not exist on the
map, and even the residents on the island do not have any identity information. Have you seen those
warships? He only needs to claim that the people on the island are all extremely vicious terrorists, and
they can open fire without him taking any responsibility."
Frank frowned and said, "Who the hell is he?"
"I don't know." Avery only knew that on the night he rescued her from the sea, Jacob was wearing
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Amid the flames, Jacob was wearing a mask with the pattern of an evil ghost totem on at that time.
During their several years of marriage, he would occasionally leave on "business trips" for some time,
maybe a few days, perhaps a month, and there was no news from him then.
He had more than one wound on his body, including stab wounds and gun wounds.
He had never told her, and she had never asked.
She only vaguely knew that the Hill family had the same background as the White family.
She had never cared who Jacob was.
If she left, all the people on this island would be implicated. Her way forward had been cut off by
herself, and she could not go.
While she was hesitating, Jacob had already walked over. He stood on the high slope, looking down on
everything like a king.
"Avy, I told you, you can't escape."