Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 408 Lies

“Be good and stay at home.”

After saying that, he hung up the phone. At this moment, his phone rang again.

Matthew glanced at the meeting room. He still had to continue this meeting

“Grandma, what is it?”

“Matt, it’s bad. Your grandfather is missing ”

Matthew furrowed his eyebrows. “Get the butler to check the surveillance and see if there are any outsiders. ”

Why is it so coincidental? Abby is gone, and Old Master is gone.

He had a bad feeling that these two things were probably related.

“Yes, but since yesterday, our house has been cut off, so even the surveillance has failed.”

It was such a coincidence that someone must have done it on purpose.

In fact, this was just Elizabeth trying to prevent the two elderly people from seeing the news. She ordered her son to hack their family’s

internet

and dialed a series of numbers. Then, he made some orders

he glanced at the time and decided to finish the

at the entrance of the kindergarten. She glanced at Elizabeth.

a panic and her tears

are you alright?”

also responsible for this matter. Why would they give the child to someone else

a bit mad, so she would definitely make

her tears before getting out of the

them walked toward the school. In the senior’s room, Arthur and Antony were sitting there. When they saw Elizabeth, they

stood up.

you’re finally

needed a laptop and a mobile phone. However, these things were at home,

whereabouts, the two of them dragged

go home first.”

Chapter 408 Lies

door and started arguing with the principal, “What’s wrong with you? How can you let anyone take away a child? If anything happens

So she told her to confirm it herself. She said that it was her aunt

her phone and saw a few missed calls. She should be driving at that time, so

Miss Beck’s

and then checked the number in his

right. Therefore, we have a responsibility, and you have a responsibility

responsibility, but the biggest responsibility is yours. No matter who comes to pick up the kids in the future, you can’t hand