At this moment, Nancy suddenly felt less anxious.
She thought that Godfery Shaw, who cared so much about her, couldn't possibly do something excessive to her family.
Godfery Shaw noticed Nancy's change in mood and breathed a slight sigh of relief.
He wasn't afraid of turbulence on the plane, but he feared her unease and misunderstandings.
Five minutes later, the plane steadied.
The captain at the front said they had passed the turbulence.
Godfery Shaw didn't take off his parachute, nor did he let go of Nancy's hand.
Two hours later, the plane slowly descended.
Godfery Shaw escorted Nancy off the plane.
This was a private airstrip, and someone was already waiting outside to pick them up as soon as they exited.
Godfery Shaw had arranged everything, much faster than if Nancy had hurried over by herself.
Nancy texted Edward Allen: "Which hospital is Mom in?"
