The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 407

The live stream viewers left their comments on the situation as usual.

"It feels a bit magical to be led by a bear in search of another bear!"

"You know what's even more magical? It's that they're only doing this based on the words of one fortune-telling streamer."

"Ms. Locke really is awesome. To think she can actually understand what animals are saying!"

"Can she really? Why do I feel like it's just clickbait?"

"Watch what you're saying, commenter above! What do you mean, clickbait? Does someone like Ms. Locke even need to resort to clickbait?"

"I've never watched her live streams, but I think it's clickbait."

"Same here."

Aiden gathered the bear enclosure's employees and security personnel. Together, they followed after Sesame.

Sesame set a fast pace, his body swaying as he ran.

Half an hour later, they arrived at a forest. When Aiden saw Sesame preparing to enter the forest, he frowned.

"There are indeed bears living here, but these bears are all under observation by us," he said. "So far, there aren't any problems with them. There are also surveillance cameras set up in the forest, so the cameras would've captured the relevant footage if there really were any problems.

even regularly send employees in

the camera and said, "Perhaps Sesame simply regards the bears here as endangered companions?" Then,

forward. One of the employees hurriedly tried to

but they aren't in

to break away

it's not those companions he's worried

at the

young lady?" he asked. "We've mobilized so many men and resources. If we don't find this bear in the end, you're going to have to take responsibility for it." Everyone

that a bear

and locating an undiscovered bear seemed

a track of escaping confinement,

reco

he had

entered this

only animal among

saying firmly, "I can shoulder

in the end, he exhaled and

the forest, the harder it became to

with some of them even murmuring between themselves. Some live stream viewers

they really find

not! This whole

the wild no matter how

too much for us to let him get away