The group of three was driving, struggling through the snow, surrounded by the pristine white snow, and ultimately lost their way in the snow.

"Didn’t you guys say you were very familiar with W City and wouldn’t get lost even with your eyes closed? What’s happening now?"

After driving for so long, Jiang Zhenzhen’s temper started to flare.

If not for knowing them both longer, she wouldn’t have taken on the physically demanding task of driving just to fit in.

She should have used the navigation from Jianglin Hotel; say what you will, its precision is reliable.

"Ah, why are you complaining? Aren’t we still trying to figure it out? It’s been snowing for so long, everywhere is just a vast expanse of white; we’ll probably need some time.

Brother Wen An, I know you’ll definitely have no problem, right?"

Liu Yiyi herself couldn’t manage, so she ended up shifting everything onto Zheng Wen’an.

Zheng Wen’an frowned slightly, feeling something was off, but couldn’t pinpoint what.

"The snow is too thick, completely covering road signs, relying only on the sun to distinguish between east, south, west, and north."

As for finding their parents, they didn’t even know where they were, let alone how to determine the direction.

Zheng Wen’an could only speculate based on past habits where their parents might be before the catastrophe.

But trying to determine direction under such conditions was undeniably challenging for him.

"I’m too fatigued to keep driving; you guys discuss among yourselves and switch drivers."

From the moment they started until now, Jiang Zhenzhen felt her eyes aching, continuing would inevitably end in an accident.

Liu Yiyi didn’t want to drive. After Jiang Zhenzhen finished speaking, she immediately bowed her head, avoiding Jiang Zhenzhen’s gaze.

Though Zheng Wen’an was not keen on driving either, Jiang Zhenzhen had indeed been driving for quite a while and was worn out.

He wasn’t confident in Liu Yiyi’s driving skills; in the end, he had no choice but to drive himself.

"Let me drive, you take the passenger seat."

Jiang Zhenzhen stopped the car, swiftly moving to the passenger seat.

Thus, Liu Yiyi became the lone occupant in the back seat.

Only when the car started moving did Liu Yiyi notice something was amiss.

Previously, they both sat in the back, treating Jiang Zhenzhen as their chauffeur.

Now, with only her in the back seat, it suddenly made her feel like the odd one out.

But the car was already moving forward, and she didn’t want to drive, leaving her to sulk alone in the back seat.

Jiang Zhenzhen certainly noticed Liu Yiyi’s flustered annoyance, a slight curve forming at her lips.

"Brother Wen An, I think we should turn on the navigation. You should have some idea where your parents might be, right?"

Though they might have followed the rescue team to the base, it’s better than doing nothing, gambling on that small chance.

"Yes, I’ll turn on the navigation now."

Not using navigation earlier wasn’t anticipating how difficult recognizing the path would be after persistent heavy snow.

Compared to Liu Yiyi’s delicate and pretentious demeanor, Jiang Zhenzhen’s actions at this moment were like an enlightening flower.