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“Be good and stay at home.”

With that said, he ended the call. A second later, his phone rang again.

Patrick glanced at the meeting room, knowing that he still needed to continue with the meeting.

“What's the matter, Grandma?”

“Pat, bad news! Your grandpa's missing.”

Patrick's frown deepened. “Get the butler to check the surveillance footage and find out if an outsider has gone into the house.”

How can this be so coincidental? Juliette went missing, and now, Grandpa is missing too.

He had a sinking feeling that those two incidents were related.

“I did, but we haven't had internet since yesterday, so the surveillance cameras aren't working.”

That coincidental? This must be intentional, then.

However, that was actually the work of Gwendolyn, who had asked her son to cut off the internet at home so that the two elderly people would not see the news.

number and gave the person on the other end of the line some

was done, he took a glimpse at the time and quickly wrapped up the

car right at the entrance before turning to look at Gwendolyn. The latter was still panicking,

you holding

they

she was definitely going to kick up a fuss and make the kindergarten staff help them

Gwendolyn wiped away her

kindergarten. Julian and Justin were in the head of the kindergarten's office, and when

“Mommy, you're finally here.”

the boys needed now were computers and phones, but those things were at home, so they needed to rush

Thus, the boys grabbed her hand and began walking to

go

of the kindergarten the moment she stepped into the office. “What's wrong with you? Are you telling me strangers can just pick up the kids

this is an oversight on our part, but Mr. Peaches called Ms. Ashton previously. No one picked up, so we asked Juliette to verify her identity. Juliette told us that she was her aunt and that they were going to visit her

through the list and saw that she did have several missed calls. I must have been driving

Ms. Peaches'

of the kindergarten glanced at it before looking

Ashton, while we're partly at

“We're partly at fault for this, but you're the one who's most at fault. You shouldn't have handed the kid over so easily, regardless of who