#Chapter 194: Savior’s Voice

Alexander POV Ella’s signal never wavered. It was easy for me to follow, and while it was difficult to judge the passage of time in a situation like this, I knew it hadn’t taken long before I had the vehicle in my sights. It was a small car—compact, unassuming, not even particularly expensive. The kind that would go unnoticed, blending into traffic without drawing attention. The windows were tinted, concealing the inside. I had no way of knowing how many men were holding Ella or where she was seated. But I knew she was in there. The signal confirmed it, and the absence of any other vehicles in the area made it obvious. She was still in motion. That meant she wasn’t being held in one of the scattered buildings nearby. Not that there were many structures around—just stretches of farmland, a few small houses, and weathered barns dotting the landscape. I followed at a distance, weighing my options. I couldn’t do anything that might put Ella in greater danger