"Notify all the cameramen immediately and bring all the guests back." Jerome made a prompt decision. Although the typhoon would affect the filming of the variety show, the most important thing at that moment was to evacuate all the guests and staff safely.
According to the response from the Meteorological Center just now, the typhoon that was supposed to stay away from the island suddenly changed its course and headed straight towards the island at an alarmingly fast speed.
Fortunately, the Meteorological Center still remembered that someone was filming a variety show on that small island, so they called to inform them instantly.
They just hoped it was not too late.
When Joe and Charlotte were filming to half, they received a message from the cameramen that a typhoon was coming.
The two reacted quickly, picked up Ben and Anna, and immediately walked back without hesitation.
The cameramen were shocked by their decision and stood there stunned momentarily. It wasn't until Joe turned around to look at them that they returned to their senses and hurriedly followed.
Charlotte subconsciously looked up at the sky. The sky, which had just been blue, suddenly became gloomy, and dark clouds like thick ink pressed on their heads, bringing a sharp sense of oppression.
"The weather doesn't look right." Joe frowned and looked back at Charlotte.
After the two looked at each other, their pace quickened a bit.
Since the typhoon temporarily changed its course, no one could be sure when it would land on the island. For them, time was life.
Fortunately, Ben and Anna had just heard the message conveyed by the cameramen, so they very obediently hugged the necks of Charlotte and Joe.
The group of people quickly shuttled through the woods.
Suddenly, a gust of wind blew over from nowhere, carrying a salty sea breeze that was sticky and moist.
The initially gloomy sky seemed to be about to drip with water, and the dark clouds made people anxious.
The two cameramen were still hesitant, but Joe walked directly up to Charlotte and said in a deep voice, "Let's go."
Charlotte nodded, identified the direction, and quickly ran towards the cave.
The two cameramen had no choice but to keep up.
The violent wind, rainstorm, and continuous thunder made the child in Charlotte's arms tremble, so she silently increased the speed of her steps.
Fortunately, as Charlotte said, the cave was not far from them, and they ran into the cave in just a moment.
The last second, they entered the cave, and the next second, with a manic thunder, a flash of bright purple lightning flashed not far away. A tree was split and ignited sparks, but they were extinguished by heavy rain quickly.
The two cameramen were so frightened that they looked at Charlotte in stunned silence.
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