Chapter 670 Darrell’s Sixth Sense

Blair couldn’t help but feel worried. “Why on earth would Darell go to Yvoria? Justin was clearly in trouble at that time. Darell has always been a level-headed and family-oriented kid. His dad and I thought it was something really urgent, but he’s been gone for too long. We can’t even reach him by phone.”

She wasn’t mad at him for leaving Cetherland at such a crucial time. The fact that he decided to go meant the situation was probably getting out of hand.

The main thing was that Darell hadn’t explained what was going on. Now he was in Yvoria, which was in chaos, far away with no way for them to get a hold of him. Blair was afraid that something bad would happen to him.

“Our child has grown up, Blair. Darell is our son. We watched him grow up and taught him everything we could. We have to trust that he can take care of himself. He isn’t stupid; he knows how to handle things out there. Let’s just trust him and wait for him to come back.”

At this point, Russell could only comfort Blair in this way.

Blair let out a soft sigh. “I guess that’s all we can do.”

Clink!

Suddenly, something dropped to the floor.

Everyone looked over.

It was Wade, dropping the fork he had been holding.

He quickly picked it up. “Sorry, I got distracted for a moment just now.”

“Wade, do you know something?”

Justin and Kayden exchanged a look. Wade’s behavior was definitely strange.

Having grown up together, they were so close that any time the other tried to hide something, it was instantly obvious from their expressions.

For example, whenever Wade was hiding something or lying, his right eyelid would start to twitch.

He was doing it now.

Wade hesitated for a moment before saying, “I don’t know if this has anything to do with Darrell suddenly going to Yvoria. Actually, when I talked to him before, he seemed to be having a weird dream… Yvoria is a very religious country, so I was thinking maybe he went to get his dream interpreted?”

Russell was taken aback. “Interpret dreams? There’s no way Darell would just go to Yvoria to get a dream interpreted at such a critical time, right?"

Blair said, “You know… Darell has always had a sharp intuition ever since he was a kid, almost never wrong. Honey, do you remember? During two World Cups, whenever Darell had a feeling and predicted the scores, he was always right.

“And there were so many times I wanted to go out, and he stopped me, saying it would rain heavily. At the time, I thought it was strange–the forecast said it would be clear, and the sky looked fine. But sure enough, it would get cloudy and start pouring five minutes later. There were so many other little things like that.”

Now that she mentioned it, it was true.

At first, the Jensons thought it was just a coincidence.

But over time, they realized Darell’s sixth sense was really sharp.

Sometimes, whenever Russell had a sudden whim to do something, he’d check with Darell first.

But the predictions were only right when Darell had a strong feeling.

When he didn’t, he was just like anyone else.

“That’s… that’s just a coincidence. We’re in the modern age, we have to believe in science!”

Even Russell sounded unsure as he said it.

There were times when Darell’s guesses were unbelievably accurate.

Not just once or twice, but many times!

If Darell hadn’t entered the entertainment industry after growing up and spent less time with the family…

Russell probably would’ve treated him like a fortune teller and asked him about everything.

Justin turned to Wade. “Do you know what his dream was about? If he really went to Yvoria to interpret it, then the content of that dream might be very important to him.”

“I asked. Darell said something about a huge fire burning down a warehouse, and it had something to do with our family. He didn’t say anything else. Darell normally only trusts science, not superstitions. If this dream hadn’t been so bizarre, or if he hadn’t been having this kind of dream repeatedly over a long period, he probably wouldn’t have cared.”

Everyone fell silent.

The man with the strongest sixth sense actually believed in science and didn’t believe in superstition.

Thinking about Darell saying that so seriously, while his strong sixth sense correctly predicted future events…

Cough, cough, cough!

But the world is vast. Having a few extraordinary people isn’t impossible.

Russell and Blair had lived for so long that they had seen some people do things that science or tricks couldn’t explain.

They were low-key and lived like normal people in cities. If you didn’t have the right connections, it would be difficult to even witness their abilities.

If you ran into one on the street, you’d just think they were a regular person; you wouldn’t feel any powerful aura from them.

But the abilities they had were beyond what a normal person could even imagine.

The world is full of mysteries humanity has neither discovered nor understood.