Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 524

I was extremely anxious and didn't have time to think about anything else. I quickly said, "There's indeed a problem. My grandmother is missing"

"Don't worry. I'll help you look for her."

"But aren't you here on a business trip? You should take care of your own matters first..."

"It's fine. Your grandmother's disappearance is a major issue. Let's not waste any time. Let's go!" Jack patted my shoulder and went with me into the nursing home.

In the ward, only Prof. Kilburn and his assistant were present. When Prof. Kilburn saw me, his brows furrowed tightly. "Ms. Wilson, what exactly is going on? How could Madam Shaw go missing at such a critical time in her recovery?" "Prof. Kilburn, I'm sorry. I just received the news."

I looked around the ward. There were no signs of disorder, which made me even more anxious.

Before making any assumptions, I confirmed the situation with Prof. Kilburn. "Professor, considering my grandmother's current recovery, is it possible she became disoriented again and wandered off on her

own?"

"Impossible."

Shaw has almost fully recovered. After today's and tomorrow's treatments, she should be able to be discharged. Even if those

saying my grandmother is

that is the case

I clenched my fists.

signs of disorder in the ward indicated that it was very likely my grandmother had been taken away while she was in a

Bethany

"It is possible."

call the police, a call from an unknown number suddenly came in. Normally, I would dismiss it as a nuisance call, but given the circumstances, I had to answer. "Hello?" "Should I address you as Ms. Wilson, Ms. Jackson, or... Ms. Jackson?" On the other end of the line, a man's eerie and sinister voice came through the

had thoroughly checked on me, while I didn't even know the basic information

struck with fear. "Who are

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answering directly. "But Madam Shaw being in my hands is very

panic, and forced myself to stay

to someone smart is always

you the address to your phone. Don't call the police.

I frowned. "Alone?"