Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

I was puzzled and asked, "So what happened next?"

"I had no choice but to make do with what I could. I rang their neighbor's doorbell to ask them. However, the neighbors wouldn't give a straight answer either. They just asked who I was.

"Even though I explained that I knew Beatrice, they still claimed to be unaware of their family and asked me to check with someone else.

"But seeing them being evasive, I knew something was amiss. Finally, I asked an older security guard in the neighborhood and got this information. But I got kicked out of the neighborhood eventually." Theo laughed awkwardly.

"Kicked out? Why?" I asked Theo.

"Why? The Chandler family reported me!" He sighed helplessly.

"I couldn't find out more and didn't dare approach that security guard again. I was afraid it might harm him, and it's not easy for someone his age to find a job."

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help, I wandered around the yard. The guard was on duty, and he asked why I was roaming around the neighborhood. I had to tell him that I was looking for someone

but to tell him that I was looking for Beatrice. The Chandler family wasn't being friendly, and

all listened attentively. It seemed that

guard impatiently told me to stop asking around. When I heard that, I was sure he knew

a cigarette, and we both smoked. Only then did he tell me quietly not to ask anymore. I asked him if it was true, and he said, 'I've been working in this neighborhood for many years. Do you think there's a family here that I don't

she entered the instituion?" I asked, unwilling to accept the

heard anything from her? If it weren't for you, no one would have thought to

only ten years ago, right? But she's been gone for around eight years?

her hometown long after graduation?" I

a way to investigate