Chapter 2075
Charlie Wade revealed himself to Jasmine gradually, fearing a sudden appearance might frighten her. After all, she had been alone in the deep forest for a considerable time; an unexpected encounter would undoubtedly be alarming. Therefore, he first confirmed her location—Japan, Tokyo, Sidomoro County—before revealing his presence nearby.
Upon hearing his words, Jasmine instinctively turned around. About ten meters away, she saw a familiar figure—Charlie Wade.
Overwhelmed with emotion, Jasmine's heart soared. She never imagined he would appear. Tears welled in her eyes. "Charlie Wade! You came to save me… at this late hour, this distance… within hours! It's like something out of a movie! It shows how important I am to you…"
Overcome with emotion, she cried, "Charlie Wade!" and ran toward him. He quickly followed, concerned she might fall. As she reached him, she threw her arms around him, crying, "Charlie Wade… I'm not dreaming, am I? You really came to save me…"
He gently patted her back, comforting her, "You're not dreaming. I'm here, and I've saved you."
Jasmine wept, "Charlie Wade, I thought I'd never see you again."
He asked, "Did you take the pill I gave you?"
She nodded vigorously, clinging to him. "I kept it close, and took it immediately after the car accident. It saved my life. Otherwise, you wouldn't have found me."
Charlie Wade sighed, "I gave you that medicine for emergencies, but I never expected you'd need it. It saved your life today."
Jasmine choked back tears, overwhelmed with gratitude. "Charlie Wade, my greatest luck is knowing you. Without you, I'd be gone. I can never repay your kindness…"
Jasmine had always been deeply grateful to Charlie Wade. She recalled the time a feng shui mishap nearly cost her life and fortune, only averted by his timely intervention. He'd also guided her to the headship of the Moore family. Now, he'd traveled great distances to rescue her in Japan, a feat made possible by the medicine he provided. Her love for him was profound; he was more precious than life itself.