Chapter 123: Fly Back To Solhaven
"Son, where’s your mom?" Walter asked, ignoring his son’s displeased expression.
"In her room," Sawyer replied, pointing to the master bedroom. "She’s probably sleeping. She has been through so many medical tests today, Dad. Don’t try to wake her; she must be exhausted."
Walter Jones paused before the door and turned to look at Sawyer. He felt grateful that his son was there to keep his mother company when he couldn’t be. He gently tapped Sawyer’s shoulder and said, "Thank you for being here for her."
Sawyer didn’t respond, but he reacted with just a brief shrug.
"Oh, right! You’ll invite me to your wedding now I’m here, right?" Walter’s smile widened, pleased that his son hadn’t taken his name off the guest list.
Sawyer took a deep breath and clenched his hand tightly around his phone, thoughts of Abigail flooding back to him. A few more minutes passed, but Brody hadn’t given him any news, which deepened his worry.
"Dad, is your jet still at the airport, or has it returned to Solhaven?" Sawyer asked. He needed to rush back to check on Abigail; otherwise, he might go crazy if he stayed here without knowing what happened to her.
"They’re going to wait until we get back. Why?" Walter Jones raised an eyebrow slightly.
Sawyer felt a wave of relief wash over him at the thought of using his father’s private jet. His own Gulfstream jet was not ready, and he thought he had no time to waste. His father’s jet was still at the airport, and he believed the crew was still there. It was the perfect opportunity for him to hurry back and check on Abigail.
"Can you please ask them to fly me back to Solhaven now? I need to see Abby. Something happened to her," Sawyer replied, his voice filled with worry. This was the first time he was asking his father for help.
Walter was taken aback by Sawyer’s request for help and surprised to hear the girl’s name. Although he was confused and curious about what had happened to his future daughter-in-law, he postponed his questions and turned to his butler, Allen.