16_ escaped from them

Third Pov

"What are you saying that you, couldn't find her?" While on the phone with the guard who was supposed to be keeping an eye on Louise, her father was screaming at the phone.

"Sir Miss Louise was chatting with a random man when all of a sudden they vanished."

The guard uttered Then Yantisco yelled for her daughter to be found.

How foolish he is to make a call I didn't intend to make when he was speaking to Ryker while failing to realize that the touch screen was overly sensitive.
"For this reason, I disliked this type of phone. It's fortunate that it was my daughter and not someone else." stated Yantisco.

"What's good about this? Damn you, your daughter run off before I could marry her! We both understand that I must wed her as soon as feasible."

She wouldn't get too far before everything for your marriage was finalized, so don't worry. She would be located soon."

"Make sure, Yantisco, if you don't, we'll both dead you know what I mean."

*****
Louise

My father kept calling nonstop, so I chose to put off picking up the phone because it was always ringing. In dread, I was shaking from head to toe. Hendrix had a really firm hold of my hand. After learning about my father's crime, I wasn't sure if I could trust my father, and if he did let this go, what about Ryker?

Even though I didn't know Hendrix well yet, I believe that this was the best thing I could have done for my self."

"Where am I meant to go, Hendrix? This is a really important issue. I don't want to involve you in this at all. You can tell how serious this is if you heard what my father and the other man stated, aren't you right? If ever, there would be a threat to your life as well. I couldn't allow you to be there. I might go back. Without a doubt, my father won't harm me." She said.

Hendrix's grasp became tighter as I spoke. "But what would you do if you went back? How would you persuade your father to surrender? The jury would undoubtedly sentence him to death. Do you believe he would quit if you simply told him to? They were murderers. If necessary, they will commit murder once more." I cry because I genuinely believe that what Hendrix said was the real truth.

"Where would I go, though? I was unable to support myself on my own because, if I fled, I would also have to leave my job. What would happen to me after this?"

Hendrix exhaled. "We'll learn more when you get away, but for now, we have to get away. I don't want to look back and feel guilty for not helping you when you still needed it. I don't want to discover when I wake up that you were murdered by those individuals. similar to what occurred to my mother. We both realize that we can only trust ourselves in this world. We can't promise that you'll be alive the next day if you return. It they would be simple to kill the most powerful person. How much more a people like us?"

"But what about you?" I queried.

"I will be OK, Louise, but if you won't save yourself today, My question is, what would happen to your baby? " I pause for a second and take in Hendrix.
I just saw you, and I overheard you throwing up in the restroom. Since some of my neighbors became pregnant and went through what you are going through now, I am familiar with that sort of stuff. I'll let you go back to your father if you can prove that the father of the child growing inside of you is your fiance, but if not, I'm sorry. I don't want to regret not helping you, as I already stated."

I forced a hard swallow, inhaled deeply, and then nodded.

"The father was not Ryker."
As I mentioned, he tightened his hold on my hand before we ran into the opposing side. Up until we were at Hendrix's car, I simply followed his every step.

"Where are we going? to the home my mother once lived in. We will then consider what to do next. Don't even consider going back to your father, please. I can quickly conclude what next thing happens if you din. And what do you believe would occur if your murderous fiance find out your situation?"

Hendrix said something while the automobile was moving.

We arrived at the location near the ocean after traveling there for perhaps 30 minutes. On the side of the coconut tree was the tiny, adorable cottage. Even though there were other houses, this one was the best since it had flowers and plants in every nook and cranny.
We entered the space. Water was given to me by Hendrix after I seated.

"What will you do next, then?" I ask.

"You are welcome to stay for as long as you like. Until we decide what to do, I'll bring you food, Louise."

"Is this the greatest plan for Hendrix, in your opinion?" I take it in my two hands and stoop my head.

"Lou, try not to think so much. Everything will work out OK. Consider how fortunate you were to learn about everything before getting married to that man."

Yes, his right but I'm at a loss on what to do at this point.
"What if you ask the baby's father for assistance? I'm sure its a wealthy man right?"

My pupils swell.

I swiftly shook my head after that.

Never in a million ways! "Hendrix I couldn't do that. Because this is merely a mistake."

I chose to keep my mouth shut. I was unable to admit to anyone that I had seriously erred in my life. Maybe I'll tell him I didn't know the man, just to stop Hendrix from bringing it up.

"I only recently met the man in the club, and I barely remember anything. I couldn't remember his name as well. One morning I simply awoke in a motel with a guy next to me. I flee in a panic and never return. If my father also learned about all of this, he would undoubtedly murder me. So perhaps this is the right thing to do."