Surprised Wife With Twins novel Chapter 1407

Chapter 1407: Her Matters, Weighing on His Heart

He was praying for a miracle to happen, praying for time to pass slower, praying for Kevin to be faster! The heavy rain showed signs of weakening; the raindrops falling on the car's hood and the splashes of water gradually grew smaller, and the force was not as strong as before. The whole world had become considerably quieter.

Tristan glanced in the rearview mirror; the road behind them was completely blocked, but the mountain seemed to be gradually stabilizing. Three meters away, the road was piled with rocks and soil, with only a few small branches and mud continuing to slide down. They couldn't breathe a sigh of relief yet, as no one knew the situation on the mountain.

At that moment, Kevin, along with a team of professional firefighters, was rushing towards them in several helicopters. It would take at least ten minutes to reach them at the fastest. Halfway up the mountain road, in the Maybach, Monica's forehead was pressed against Tristan's warm chest, and as the rain stopped, she seemed to hear the sound of his heartbeat.

With each beat, strong and powerful, her heart gradually calmed down. The rain had completely stopped, and Monica looked up from his embrace, his face gentle. She slowly turned her gaze to see the dark clouds dispersing in the sky, and the dazzling sunlight shone through. For a moment, the sunshine blinded her eyes.

The world was silent, and she seemed to hear the sounds of insects and birds. If it weren't for the blocked roads in front and behind them, she would have thought it was all just a dream. Tristan's deep gaze gently fell on her face, seeing her tense lips finally lift into a slight smile. Then, the girl's silvery voice rang in his ear-

"The rain has stopped! The sun is out!" She looked at him joyfully, "We are saved! Heaven has truly blessed us! We'll be even more fortunate after surviving a great disaster!" She quickly pulled her hand out of his palm, opened the car window, and looked back-