Chapter 55 Time Out

Audrey Turnah originally thought that the nightmare was quite different from the reality, and that the bankruptcy of the Dank family had nothing to do with the Turnah family.

She thought that the dream might just be a dream.

But once again, she felt the deep mockery of fate.

In that nightmare, Henry Dank, the global communications giant who caused the collapse of the Turnah family, owned the company "phoenix"!

There could be coincidences, but right now, it seemed a little too much.

Seeing that Audrey Turnah's mood was getting worse, and she seemed to faint at any moment, Jerry Dank stretched his hand out to support her.

''I'll take you to the hospital,'' he said in a deep voice.

"No, no need," Audrey replied.

Audrey Turnah broke free from Jerry Dank, and looked at him deeply.

In her eyes, she couldn't tell whether it was confusion, fear, or shock.

The next moment, she turned around, staggered into the elevator, and left quickly.

Audrey didn't stay for another moment, and went directly to Turnah Group to look for her father, Peter Turnah.

"Dad, last time I told you about leaving Bullen, we really can't delay any longer," Audrey Turnah said to her father.

She told Peter Turnah about Jerry Dank's establishment of Phoenix Technology.

"No matter how big the Turnah family's business is, what's the use if it is later turned to dust?'' Audrey asked her father.

Peter Turnah was a little surprised.

"The name of Jerry Dank's company is really the same as in your dream?" He asked Audrey.

"It's absolutely the same, not even a single word is wrong,'' Audrey replied.

"Dad, Jeremiah Baman wants the land in the east of the city, so let's sell it to him. He wants to take away the Turnah family's mobile phone market, so it doesn't matter if we let it go," Audre said to her father, Peter Turnah.

"Dad, money and property are all fleeting. The most important thing is for the family to be together and live happily and peacefully for the rest of their lives," Audrey grabbed her father's hand and said to him.

She was nearly in tears.

At the point when she first proposed to Peter Turnah for them to leave Bullen, she still had a little bit of doubt about that dream.

But now, there were only unspeakable worries and fears from the heart.

Peter Turnah was very busy with the company's affairs during this time.

"Audrey, I can understand your heart. But the status of the group is there, sometimes we can't stand back, we have to fight..." Peter Turnah said to Audrey, rubbing his temple warily.

"But if the price is the lives of our family and the foundation of our family for decades, will you insist on fighting?" Audrey asked Peter Turnah.

"Why is this, Audrey?" Peter Turnah asked her back.

He looked at his daughter with some helplessness.

"With my status and ability today, I will never let the Turnah family have trouble, nor will I let you have any trouble," Peter Turnah said to his daughter, Audrey Turnah.

He called the housekeeper Abel.

"Abel, I'm busy these days and I don't have time to stay with Audrey. Come pick her up and take her to relax," Peter Turnah said.

"Dad!" Audrey said. She was disappointed and frustrated.

"I'm serious!" She cried.

When she was young, Peter Turnah would ask Abel to take her to play whenever he was too busy with work.

Unexpectedly, her father still treated her like a child to perfunctory.

"Well, if I have time, I would let Angela do the math and weigh the pros and cons," Peter Turnah said.

After all, He couldn't bear to let his daughter down.

"I can't rush to leave Bullen for a while, so I have to think about it in the long run," he said to Audrey.

He was in a hurry to go to a meeting and left Audrey in a hurry.

Audrey was depressed to the extreme.

Abel came over quickly, and instead of taking her home, he drove to the largest amusement park in Bullen.

"Audrey, do you still remember that I always brought you here to play when you were young?" Abel asked Audrey.

He thought of the past and felt a little emotional.

"You are so unhappy, come here to play for a while after such a long time, and you will feel better when you go back,'' he added.

How could Audrey not remember?

Sitting on a high Ferris wheel, overlooking the scenery of Bullen, Audrey thought that the intense weightlessness brought about by the rapid descent will make her forget everything in an instant.

It was a pity that she was not the same as when she was a child.

When the ferris wheel was spinning rapidly, she felt only fear, and every second reminded her of the tragic scene in her dream where she jumped from the 13th-story building and splashed her blood on a rainy night.

The strong stress response caused her to get off the Ferris wheel with a pale face, lying on her stomach in the bathroom and vomiting non-stop.

Unexpectedly, the entertainment facility that she used to like the most had become impossible for her to handle.

Abel was a little at a loss.

"Audrey, I thought, I thought you liked playing on this game..." He asked.

"I used to like it very much, but now I may be too old and can't stand the stimulation," Audrey replied edgily.

Audrey forced a smile.

"Abel, let's go home," she suggested.

On the way home, she was very preoccupied.

Whenever a violent impact sounded, Audrey was startled.

"Abel, what's wrong?" She asked.

Abel looked very cold.

"Someone wants to stop us, Audrey, sit down!" Abel said to her urgently.

He was very alert.

The car accelerated suddenly, and rushed out like an arrow off the string.

However, the car behind also caught up, and the two cars collided one after the other, trying to force Abel to stop.

Abel looked at the gap, stepped on the accelerator, and wanted to break out.

Suddenly, a van rushed over from the sideways.