Never Late, Never Away Chapter 686
"Vivian, we've been searching for hours, but Sarah is still nowhere to be seen. You don't think sheâs
in trouble, do you?â said Caroline, who was a little scared at that moment.
âI don't think so. You shouldn't assume the worse,â replied Vivian. Truth was, Vivian was just as
nervous about the situation, but she knew that she couldn't freak out. âLet's head back. Maybe the
others have already found Sarah and they're back at the camp now. That's probably why she canât
hear us calling out for her.â
âYou're right. Sarah must've returned to the campsite. She is definitely safe,â said Caroline. She felt a
lot calmer after hearing what Vivian said.
Vivian and Caroline turned around and went back to their camp. That was when they realized that
almost everyone else had returned as well.
"How did it go? Did anyone find Sarah?" asked Vivian hurriedly.
"No."
âSarah is nowhere to be seen, and Mr. Norton and Charlotte aren't back yet either.â
Vivian got even more anxious to hear everyone's response. How am I going to face her family if
something happened to Sarah?
âCalm down, Chief Editor. Some teams haven't returned yet. Maybe they've found Sarah,â said a guy
to comfort her after he saw how she was getting jumpy. He then added, âI'll go look for her again.
This isn't an abandoned island, so it's unlikely that sheâs in trouble. I bet Sarah just lost her way.â
"What about Mr. Norton and Charlotte? The place to get the water isn't far and they would've found
the place so long as they travel down the main road. Why aren't they back yet?â complained
another colleague. He couldn't help feeling angry because he was getting too worried. What is
wrong with these people? They're not kids, anymore. Why must they make us worry?
For some unknown reason, hearing those words prompted Vivian to picture Finnick flirting with
Charlotte. They were happy and smiling brightly at each other in Vivian's mind.
She couldn't stop jealousy from swelling up inside her mind, so she shook her head to prevent
herself from thinking too much about it.
âLet's just wait for everyone else to return. I donât want to risk anyone else getting lost in our quest
to search for Sarah,â instructed Vivian. She was worried that the others would get into trouble as
well, so she had them wait there.
More time passed, but no one returned. Vivian couldn't bear with the anxiety anymore and wanted
to head out to look for the others again. Just then, Shannon rushed over while looking frightened.
âWhat's wrong? Did you find them?â asked one colleague hurriedly.
âNo, but I think I heard Sarah calling out for help over there,â informed Shannon. She looked
absolutely horrified.
Vivian's heart instantly jumped when she heard what Shannon said. Sarah's in trouble? Vivian
quickly ran over to Shannon and asked, âWhere did you hear that call for help? Are you sure it was
Sarah?â
âI can't be certain. I somewhat make out a call for help, and that person sounded like Sarah, but I
was alone and was too scared to forge ahead. That's why I came back to get help.â
"Why were you alone?â asked Vivian. The two of them weren't on good terms, after all, so Vivian
had her guard up around Shannon
âI was supposed to be with Ken and Melinda, but we later got into an argument and went our own
ways,â replied Shannon hurriedly, âHonestly, Vivian, now is not the time to look into this matter.
Hurry over with me. I'm really worried about Sarah now.â
Given how nervous Shannon looked, it was unlikely that she was lying. Vivian's judgment was also
clouded because she was worried about Sarah, who hadn't returned yet.
"Okay, hang on a second. I have to go get something from my camp,â replied Vivian before she
rushed to her camp.
Before leaving the country, Vivian thought about how most employees the magazine hired were
women. She was worried about everyone's safety, so she brought pepper spray along. I didn't think
that I'd actually need to use it.
âLet's go look for Sarah now, Shannon,â urged Vivian after she retrieved the so-called weapon she
brought with her. We have to hurry. The longer we wait, the more danger Sarah might be in.
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