Chapter 327
Chapter 327:
Rupert put his phone away and sighed. Holding her tightly, he still said, “No matter what, as long as we’re together, we’ll be fine p>
She could feel the warmth of his palm on her skin. It was as though he were sending his strength to her.
Just then, a thought occurred to her. “Wait p>
“What is it?” Rupert asked in surprise.
Annabel carefully took off her necklace and held it up in front of Rupert.
The necklace was a gift from her grandfather on her sixteenth birthday. At the time, Leonard had said to her, “Anna, I had this necklace specially made for you. Although it looks ordinary, it might be very useful p>
Confused, Annabel had taken the necklace and studied it curiously. “What do you mean p>
With a smile, Leonard had pointed at the pendant on the necklace. “Take a closer look at this flower p>
“Okay…” Annabel had looked at the little flower on the pendant, but she still didn’t understand what was so special about the necklace.
“It’s a tracker, and the flower is the switch. If you ever find yourself in danger, press the button and I’ll come and save you p>
“Wow! Amazing p>
Since that day, Annabel had worn the necklace, but she hadn’t taken her grandfather’s words seriously.
After all, there were very few people in this world who could truly put her in danger.
She had never tried to use it.
But now, perhaps it could save their lives.
Unfortunately, Annabel didn’t know if it would work at sea.
However, given the circumstances, she had no other choice but to at least try.
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Annabel explained to Rupert, “My grandfather gave it to me when I turned sixteen. He said I could use it to ask him for help if I was in danger. I hope it works p>
“It’s worth a shot,” Rupert said, looking at the necklace in Annabel’s hand.
At first glance, the necklace looked ordinary.
But when Annabel pressed down on the flower, the necklace suddenly began to glow with a green light. At first, it shone bright green, then it deepened bit by bit, gradually turning dark green.
“It worked!” Annabel’s eyes lit up at the sight of the glowing pendant.
At the same time, she couldn’t help but worry a little. “I hope Grandpa receives our distress signal p>
There was no signal in the middle of the sea.
Annabel wasn’t sure whether the distress signal would reach her grandfather.
“Of course he’ll receive it,” Rupert said reassuringly, as though he had read her mind.
Truth be told, Rupert had never seen such a signal transmitter before.
Was Annabel’s grandfather really just an old man from the countryside? How could he have given Annabel something so high-tech?