Chapter 307 Taken Away

Lewis frowned. He briskly entered the room. It was empty, and so was the bedroom.

“How …” Gerald rubbed his eyes and hastily explained, “I’ve been keeping watch downstairs and never saw her come down!” Trembling, he lifted his eyes to look at Lewis and noticed Lewis’ ferocious glare. Gerald shuddered and said, “I … I… I’ll check the surveillance footage…

Then, Gerald darted toward the control room while dialing the hotel manager’s number.

All this fuss… Gerald couldn’t get his head around it. Josephine was already a grown-up, not a three-year-old, yet Lewis got all worked up just because she went missing for a second.

Hardington was turbulent but only where the hustle and bustle were or in remote areas. It was safe within the vicinity of his hotel.

Nevertheless, Gerald checked the surveillance footage right away. The footage showed Josephine leaving the hotel room an hour ago and heading for the elevator.

However, there was no sign of her in the elevators. Therefore, she might have taken the stairs. instead.

Gerald also checked the surveillance footage in the lobby, just in case. He was slightly relieved after discovering Josephine had never exited through the hotel lobby.

He made a copy of the footage and showed it to Lewis. Lewis simply glanced at the footage before hurling the tablet back at him and leaving the room. Gerald gathered some people to search the stairs.

This hotel was the largest property under Gerald and comprised more than thirty floors. It would take some time to search the whole premise.

Lewis started searching from the eighteenth floor and headed up while Gerald’s men searched upward from the first floor.

They searched for over an hour, leaving no garbage can unturned, but still found no signs of Josephine.

Lewis searched his way down again from the top floor to the lobby.

He rubbed his temple as he sat on the lobby sofa. Although he said nothing, Gerald was

already sweating profusely.

Gerald said softly, “Don’t worry, Chairman Alvarez. I’ve sent some men to search every single floor. We’re checking the surveillance footage too. We’ll find her, for sure.”

Lewis, his eyes closed, ignored him while he rambled on.

Seth returned to both of them sitting together in an unsettling atmosphere.

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He walked up to Lewis and asked, “What’s up? You lost her again?”

back into the sofa. He pulled out a cigarette and lit

volumes-that little mute was missing again.

helped himself to a cigarette from the

looked up at Gerald and asked, “Did you say

it?” Gerald scratched his

surveillance cameras in the

he said sheepishly, “Why

to the parking lot, can’t they? Have you searched the parking lot?”

men down for another round of search to ensure

all, the parking lot comprised

and tapped the ashes off his cigarette. He cast a glance at Lewis and said slowly, “What if someone took her away from the parking lot? Will you still be

to find

more intense sweating

whole. It would be very troublesome if someone brought Josephine into a car within the blindspots of

“I-It can’t be…”

on her every second of the day. That person would never let any opportunity

about Lewis;

Lewis kept silent.

familiar with the twists and turns among them. He anxiously asked, “What should we

“Locate her.”

his phone. Before he could turn it

watch and cast

eyes flickered when

picked it up and examined it. He concluded, “It’s the one Josephine wore. Did someone take

“Found it in the parking

No wonder Lewis stopped searching after he came up from the parking lot. Did this mean someone

doused his cigarette and got

in, “I’ll look for her.”

no trivial matter if someone actually did abduct

looking back at Lewis. Lewis continued smoking with a sullen expression. He barely spoke, not to

that Lewis knew who the perpetrator

scratched his flappy stomach. After mulling over it, he contacted some helpers

continue the search.

Josephine’s disappearance this time differed from the

looked out the window. The

strayed from the familiar

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