Chapter 1590 Looking For The Voice Similar To Bonnies (1/2)

A look of despair appeared on Darren's face as soon as he read the message on Bonnie's phone.

He honestly hadn't expected that Bonnie's parents would still be worrying about their daughter even though he was transferring money to their bank account every month under Bonnie's name.

The possibility that they might've caught wind of Bonnie's imprisonment made Darren feel frantic, especially since they were calling and texting Bonnie's phone like he had never seen before.

About a week passed, and Bonnie's parents were still persistent in speaking with their daughter. At that point, it was clear to Darren that he wouldn't be able to keep Bonnie's imprisonment a secret anymore if he didn't find a way to convince them that Bonnie was just fine.

And preferably soon, because he was running out of excuses to decline their calls as well as their requests to have a video chat.

To make matters worse, his last text message to them didn't really allow him to make up another excuse without being overly suspicious. ”I'm sorry I haven't been able to keep in touch, Mom and Dad. I've had to work overtime for the past couple of days and I always end up coming home late at night. I really wish I could call you right now, but I still have a lot of work to do. I promise I'll make it up to you, okay? By the way, Dad, please tell Mom not to worry too much about me. I'm fine and eating healthy. I miss you guys so much! Love you both!”

Darren tried his best to sound just like Bonnie. He even used some words that he had seen her frequently use before. The only thing left to do at that point was to hope that they believed it, so that they would stop insisting on getting a hold of their daughter.

However, Darren's attempt to make Bonnie seem busy completely backfired on him. As soon as Bonnie's father read Darren's last text message, he immediately thought that his daughter might be tiring herself to death even though she didn't have to.

With this in mind, Bonnie's father turned to his wife and asked with a concerned look on his face, ”Honey, why does Bonnie have to work overtime every night? Do you remember what kind of field she's in? To tell you the truth, I don't know a single place besides the hospital that would require her to work that much. Do you think she's really fine? I can't help but worry about her.”

When Bonnie's mother saw the expression on her husband's face, she carefully read the message he was talking about. She tried her best to figure out what was going on and took her time to see if something was really wrong. After all that fuss, she didn't really think there was anything to worry about. However, the fact that she hadn't seen nor heard her daughter in ages made her want to see Bonnie as well.

Additionally, her husband really looked like he believed that something wrong was going on with their daughter. This, plus the fact that she couldn't remember the last time they had had a video call with Bonnie, made her remember something she had watched on TV.

It was just yesterday when she had watched the news about a beautiful young girl, just like Bonnie, who was killed for no reason. The news report also added that the perpetrator used the victim's cell phone to send messages to family and friends so that they wouldn't look for the girl. The fact that they had only been getting text messages from their daughter made her inevitably feel like the same thing had happened to Bonnie. As a mother, she couldn't help but feel sick to her stomach.

A few hours went by and she still couldn't get rid of this nagging feeling that her daughter had suffered the same fate as the girl on the news. Suddenly, an image of a sick bastard pretending to be her daughter randomly popped up in her head. Because of this, she almost lost it and she couldn't let another day go by without hearing her daughter's voice.

'Please, dear God, don't let anything bad happen to my baby!' Bonnie's mother thought to herself while rushing over to her husband.