BATON ROUGE - As the search continues for a Georgia man who vanished nearly a week ago while in town on business, his wife said she is living in a nightmare and is praying for a miracle.

Nathan Millard, 42, flew to Baton Rouge from Atlanta on Feb. 22. His wife Amber Millard spoke to him that evening.

“I’m heartbroken. It’s a nightmare that I want to wake up from. This is my worst nightmare,” his wife, Amber Millard, told ABC affiliate WSB TV in Atlanta.

“Wednesday night, he and I Facetimed. He was able to get college basketball tickets. He and I Facetimed, while he was there and that was at 7:30 Georgia time,” she said.

It was the last time she said she talked to her husband.

LSU played Vanderbilt that night. Nathan Millard left the game with a client, went to Happy’s Irish Pub on Third Street and was last seen leaving the bar close to midnight.

Amber Millard said her husband’s phone was found near the corner of Seventh Street and Florida Street, four blocks from the Courtyard Marriott. She also described video – which police have not released – showing someone using Millard’s bank card at the Greyhound bus station less than a mile from the hotel.

“He never made it back to his hotel and it’s just an open investigation, for a missing person," she said.

She is hoping more evidence showing his movements that night will be discovered.

“That’s all. We’re just at a standstill for more camera footage to be presented," she said.

Nathan Millard was supposed to meet the business client at a property the next morning but never showed up.

Baton Rouge Police haven’t confirmed much of what Millard’s wife has told reporters, only saying the case is under investigation.

Police Spokesperson Sgt. L’Jean McKneely said, “There are certain things surrounding this case that raise suspicion for us.”

Millard is 5'9" tall and weighs 180 pounds. He was last seen wearing a green ball cap, a black shirt and blue jeans.

“I’m praying for a miracle, that he makes it home safely to us,” his wife said.

Anyone with information on Millard's whereabouts can contact BRPD at (225) 389-3853.