Chapter 900: The Case of Missing Children in Hurtlepool

On the other side, Sean, who had just left the hospital, had intended to go to a bubble tea shop for a part-time job, but his phone rang from his pants pocket. The caller ID displayed "Melody," his neighbor who often helped take care of Noah. She never called Sean without a reason, so Sean hurriedly answered the call. "Melody, is there something wrong that you're calling me now?" Sure enough, an anxious voice came from the other end of the phone. "Sean, where are you? Hurry back! Your sister ran away, and I chased after her but couldn't find her." "What did you say? My sister is missing? Melody, wait for me, I'll come back right away!" With something happening at home, Sean, who was standing by the roadside, lost the mood to work part-time. Absentmindedly, he stood there, hoping to hail a taxi. Unfortunately, most of the vehicles passing by were private cars, and occasionally, there were taxis, but they were always occupied. Sean became increasingly anxious and sweat started pour