When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

Chapter 0678

Hank practically jumped forward to mock Theodore. “Are you stupid? At this hour, the staff have all gone home! You think you’ll find anyone?”

Theodore scratched his head, looking a bit conflicted before finally deciding. “Whether or not they’re there, we still have to try! We can’t just stand around doing nothing!”

With that, he ignored Hank’s reaction and took off running back.

Seeing that Hank was no help, Sebastian and Madison continued forward. But strangely, as they walked straight through Area A, they didn’t come across a single person.

Madison was on the verge of tears. “What do we do? Miranda’s been missing for almost two hours now, and we’re wandering around like headless chickens with no solution in sight!”

Sebastian watched as tears started rolling down her face, one after the other, glistening in the dim light. He had been keeping his composure, but now he was starting to panic too.

“D–Don’t cry! We’re trying to figure something out….

“But have we figured anything out? No! I’m so worried about Miranda. It’s so dark, and the rain’s pouring- what if… what if something bad happened to her?” She sobbed. “Sebastian, you’re so smart, and your family’s so influential… can’t you think of something? Please…

His family? A sudden realization hit Sebastian–how could he have forgotten this?

“Alright.”

looked up

call my

is that okay? I just said it without thinking. I didn’t mean

at his family’s estate, Madison realized just how impressive his family

smart toilets. Instead, there were standard toilets and, surprisingly, antique toilets too. It was clear that the Landon family led a simple life

of panic as she was afraid for

it’s good

family connections that he hadn’t

moment!

really won’t cause

her, “My grandfather always told me. If power can’t serve

abuse.“”

is Sebastian. Could you pass the

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trip abroad for two weeks, and given the

Mr. Samuel is resting

“Yes, it’s urgent.”

Bennington’s tone immediately sharpened. “Understood. Hold on for a

“Thank you, August.”