Love Letters, Divorce Papers (Jared and Amber)
Chapter 918 He Came By The Wind

Mrs. Murphy stood where she was, waving and watching him leave.

It was not until his car was out of sight that she put her hands down and turned and entered the old house.

In the car, Jared looked in the rearview mirror until the house was out of sight.

He then rolled up the window, picked up Amber's phone, and called her.

At Goldstone Co., Amber had been waiting for Jared to arrive.

It was half an hour before seven o'clock, and Jared hadn't arrived, which made her wonder if he hadn't finished seeing his grandmother or had been held up by something else on the way.

Amber hesitated for a few seconds and was about to call Jared when her cell phone, which was sitting on her desk, rang.

As she looked around and saw Jared bouncing across the screen, she smiled, grabbed her phone, and held it to her ear.

"Hey!" "Sorry to have kept you waiting.

I had a long talk with my grandmother." Jared said.

Amber shook her head, "No, grandma comes first, and besides, it's not time yet.

Are you done talking to grandma now?" Amber asked.

"Yeah." Jared said, "I just left the old house.

I'll be there in less than twenty minutes." "Twenty minutes?" Amber raised her eyebrows and said with a smile, "Are you kidding me? The old house is in the mountain, far from the city, you just came out, and it will take at least an hour and a half, how can you get here in twenty minutes? If you think it's too late, I'll just let Mrs. Lyon know we'll be there later.

Don't drive too fast to get here in time.

It's dangerous." Even if he drove very fast, he could not arrive in less than twenty minutes, but at least he could arrive a little earlier.

So, she was worried he would do it.

What if something went wrong? Speeding was one of the biggest causes of traffic accidents.

Hearing the concern and disapproval in Amber's voice, Jared chuckled, "Don't worry, I won't go fast.

I have my own way.

I said I'd be there in 10 minutes, and I'll be there, trust me." "What can you do?" Amber was curious.

Jared was so secretive about it, "You'll see.

All right, I'll see you in less than wenty minutes." Then he hung up the phone.

Amber had more to say but it was stuck in her throat.

She shook her head and laughed at the screen that had turned back to the main menu.

"All right, well, I'll just wait and see if you show up in less than twenty minutes." Don't be bragging.

Or he was gonna be embarrassed.

Amber mumbled, put the phone down, and headed to the bathroom.

On the other side of the Cloudy Hill private road, Jared pulled over and got out of his car and looked up into the sky.

After watching for about a minute, the sky suddenly heard the sound of a spiral machine turning, and getting closer and closer.

Then a silver-white luxury helicopter appeared in the sky.

The helicopter went from far to near and finally hovered about 10 feet above Jared's head.

Jared looked at the helicopter and gestured.

The next, the door of the helicopter opened and a ladder was suddenly thrown out.

Then a man ina bodyguard's uniform poked his head out the door, nodded at Jared, grabbed the ladder, and stepped off the helicopter. "Mr. Farrell." The bouncer jumped down the ladder, walked over to Jared, and saluted.

Jared nodded and gave him his car keys, "Take the car back to the Farrell Group." "Okay." The bodyguard took the key and answered. Jared ignored him and walked past him to the helicopter ladder.

He grabbed the rope on both sides of the ladder and took a few steps up the web until he reached the middle of the ladder and stopped. At that moment, the helicopter began to ascend.

When the helicopter reached a certain altitude, the people in the helicopter started pulling the ladder and Jared back into the cabin. Unbeknown to Amber, a man had arrived in a helicopter and was heading for Goldstone Co.

Come over.

She went to the bathroom, went back to her desk, sat down, picked up her phone and started counting Jared.

Though she was sure he couldn't get here in twenty minutes.

But she still wanted to see if Jared would arrive on time in twenty minutes.

What if there was a miracle? Amber thought with a smile.

Seconds ticked by, and as Amber's count reached 14 minutes, her phone suddenly vibrated.

She was so startled that she almost threw her phone away.

Finally, she came to her senses.

She clutched the phone tightly and sighed with relief, "You just sent me a message like that, and it scared the hell out of me." Amber looked at Jared's message on the screen, complaining but smiling. It had been 15 minutes now, and he must be texting out of the blue to say he couldn't make it, to say he was wrong, that he shouldn't brag.

Why, then, did he brag? With that in mind, Amber clicked on the message.

She thought it was a message from Jared that said he couldn't arrive on time.

Instead, she got just a few words, "Come to the roof." The roof? Why did she ask her to go to the roof? Jumping from the building? Amber was stunned, then shook her head.

Throwing the ludicrous idea out of her mind, she began to think seriously about his intentions.

He certainly didn't tell her to jump off the building or enjoy the scenery.

There was nothing on the roof but a helipad, who would ask...

Wait a minute.

Helipad? Amber's eyes widened as she thought, and the next second she was on her feet.

"No way! He didn't fly in by helicopter, did he?" He said he'd be here in twenty minutes, which only a plane could do.

And this man had a lot of private jets and yachts.

If he gave the word, and the guys down there would fly their helicopters out there looking for him, right? And he asked her to come to the roof, so it must be a helicopter. Amber smiled at this thought.

Sure enough, she underestimated him to think that he could not get here in less than twenty minutes.

But the truth was that he could.

He just could do it.

Amber ran to the roof without further delay.

As soon as she opened the heavy iron door in the roof, she heard the sound of propellers in the sky.

Amber looked up to see a distant helicopter approaching with a gust of wind blowing in her direction, causing her hair to curl and her eyes to narrow.

Amber held her hair in her hands and squinted at the helicopter.

As the helicopter approached, it came to a halt above the tarmac and then descended, apparently to land on the tarmac.

Amber's eyes dropped as the helicopter descended.

When the helicopter landed on the tarmac, the propeller finally stopped and the wind finally subsided.

Amber finally stopped holding her hair and squinting and she stepped toward the helicopter.

As soon as she got to the helicopter, the door was opened and Jared came into view.

He sat in the helicopter, legs bent, hands clutching the door of the helicopter, smiling at her, "How was it? No more than 20 minutes, right?" Amber smiled and shook her head, "No, you were on time. In less than twenty minutes, Mr. Farrell, and you didn't disappoint me!"