Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 425

Sarah called out weakly, "Zachary!"

The Cayenne's windows were shattered, its door deeply dented.

The airbags had deployed, pinning Zachary inside.

"Zachary! Wake up!"

After countless calls, Zachary finally opened his eyes and tried to move.

Moving in the airbag-filled cabin wasn't easy, and he felt intense pain in his thigh.

His voice was hoarse, ”Sasa, I'm okay. Are you?"

In that moment, Sarah forgot everything else, her eyes welling up as she looked at him. "I'm fine. How can you get out?"

"Did you call for help?" Zachary asked.

Sarah took out her phone but found no signal. She couldn't make an emergency call.

"No signal." Her phone had been intermittent on the bridge too.

Of the cars chasing her, one had gone over the cliff and the other was flipped. Both must have had signal jammers installed.

Sarah looked at Zachary - his upper body was compressed by the airbags, his lower half completely trapped underneath.

"Get out quickly," Sarah's voice trembled.

Zachary forced a smile. "Don't be scared, Sasa. I'll be out soon."

Instinctively racing over when he heard her phone call, instinctively ramming the car that was about to hit her.

Simply because he couldn't bear to see Sarah hurt.

Sarah fell silent. Her intense gaze fixed on the car door as she found a tree branch to try to pry it open. But she was too weak, unable to move it even slightly.

"Just go, don't waste your energy. Leave here - if you walk west for an hour after getting down the mountain, there's a gas station. Someone will be on duty there, ask them for help." He paused before continuing, "After you get out, call Steven and tell him where I am. If you still hate me, you can leave me here."

He lowered his eyes, placing his hand on his right leg and massaging it gently, trying to relieve the pressure.

As time ticked by, his heart grew heavy. What little hope remained dissipated in the silence, leaving an ache in his chest.

Though Sarah hadn't said anything, he already knew what she was going to say.