You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

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Chapter 1569

Joyce felt even more heavy in her heart. She had always had a bad premonition, and it turned out not to be unfounded.

After all, what did she ignore?

On the other side.

Anderson and Fair hid in the elevator shaft.

Although separated by a distance.

But the violent explosion sound, they still heard, and the vibration caused was constantly transmitted through the ground.

Fair becnervous, "What's going on, why is the sound so loud?"

She was afraid to shrink into Anderson.

Although she was very courageous, she had never experienced such a terrifying thing before.

Anderson was also very worried, his little heart throbbing. This was the sound of an explosion. He often heard this simulated sound

when playing games, but experiencing it for the first tin reality was still terrifying.

The vibration of the ground was far more terrifying than the sound.

He found that Fair was trembling.

As a little man, he took a deep breath, hugged Fair, and comforted her, "Don't be afraid, I'm here."

Fair simply hid in Anderson's arms. Her tender little hands wrapped around Anderson's waist, holding on tight.

Anderson patted her gently.

At the stime, he also heightened his vigilance, constantly keeping an eye on the movement outside.

Although they were very safe at the moment, the situation was gradually changing.

With another "boom", followed by an even stronger vibration of the ground.

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Anderson judged that it was another explosion.

He was at a loss and even panicked. He didn't know how Uncle Justin who had led away the vehicles was. Was he in danger? When

would Mommy come? He hugged Fair, and his little body trembled with worry.

After the explosion, the thick smoke gradually spread.

Before, a small amount of smoke had already entered the elevator shaft, affecting their breathing.

But with the second explosion.

The smoke was several times thicker than before and spread rapidly. The narrow elevator shaft, the smoke only cin but did not

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It had seriously affected breathing.

Fair started coughing, and Anderson choked badly too.

"We can't stay here, we will suffocate." Anderson realized that they could no longer stay in the elevator shaft. If this continued,

they would lose consciousness and eventually suffocate due to lack of oxygen.

Fair nodded, "Let's get out of here."

Anderson stood up, then pushed open the door of the elevator shaft hard.

"Cough cough." After opening the door, the smoke outside was thicker, choking Anderson coughing repeatedly.

"What should we do?"

Fair grabbed Anderson's arm and asked timidly.

"We'll find a way to get to the top floor. The air outside is better." Anderson thought of a way and pulled Fair into the fire escape.

They were already close to the top floor. Going up to the rooftop platform was not difficult.

With great difficulty rushing out of the garage, the moment the rooftop fire door opened, fresh air cin.

Anderson and Fair, holding hands, inhaled oxygen vigorously, feeling much more comfortable.

"We finally escaped!"

Fair pulled Anderson onto the rooftop platform and spun in circles, "It's so big. Hey, Andres look, what's in front?"

Anderson looked ahead in the direction Fair was pointing.

It turned out to be a helicopter?! Not just one, but three in total.

Why were there helicopters on the rooftop of the parking garage?

Just as he was thinking.

Suddenly, the ghostly female voice he would never forget sounded from behind.

"Little brother, hello! We meet again!"

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