She shivered and raised her head stiffly. Her wet eyes slowly gained focus.

"Jack, help me find Lisa." She seemed to have come back to her senses. She said in a hurry, "The police said they'll send people to look for her, but who knows when they'll find her! I wish I memorized the license plate. Why didn't I memorize the license plate?"

Her voice was heavy with guilt.

Jackson had only seen Serenity this anxious once before – when her grandmother fell ill.

But her grandmother was her family, and Lisa was not. And yet, Serenity cared so much about Lisa.

He suddenly felt jealous of Lisa. If something happened to him, would Serenity be this anxious for him too?

"Let's go back first. It's cold outside," he said, "Your hands are freezing."

It's cold? She didn't even realize that it was cold. Lisa was the only thing in her mind.

"Then... will you help me find Lisa?" she asked, wanting a definite answer from him. The police could only wait, but... if he was willing to help, surely she