Chapter 147


    There were a lot of people who came with their children on the weekend. The Easke Amusement


    Park parking lots were full.


    Everleigh ran to the parking lot and looked around. A conspicuous blue light shed in front of her


    eyes. Her eyes narrowed as she shouted in that direction, "Stop!"


    The two men turned to look at her. The desperate look on Everleigh''s face was out of ce


    compared to what was around her. They nced at Everleigh, and the man behind hurriedly stuffed


    the child into the car.


    "Hurry, let''s go..."


    Everleigh wanted to chase after them, but their car had already sped through and exited the parking


    lot.


    Everleigh immediately took out her phone, took a photo of the car and sent it to Loraine. While she


    sent a voice message, she got into her car. She immediately put on her seatbelt and chased after


    the car.


    "Loraine, send the license te to the police and your mom. Hansen is in this car."


    After she sent the message, she put down her phone, stepped on the gas pedal and followed the


    ck car in front of her into Easke Street. She kept a close tail all the way to the highway.


    The kidnapper''s car drove very fast and Everleigh stepped on the elerator hard. The car was


    moving at 120 km/h. The car navigation constantly shed the speeding reminder and her phone


    rang constantly but she had no time to care about anything.


    The ck car circled the city, trying to get her off their trail. However, Everleigh followed them


    closely. After half an hour, they got off the highway and went through to Easke Coast.


    Easke Coast was a wharf, waiting to be developed. It was the most deste ce in Ocpeace


    City.


    Everleigh''s car followed the ck car all the way to the entrance of an abandoned auto repair shop.


    She saw the car parked behind a pile of weeds from a distance.


    When they got out of the car, one of the kidnappers, Bob, carried Hansen in his arms.


    The driver, Tom, sneered and said to Bob, "This woman really has balls. She came after us alone."


    Everleigh did not dare to go too close. Her face was tensed up as she said, "The child has nothing


    to do with this. If you want money, just say it. Don''t hurt him."


    The two men looked at each other, and Tom said, "Money? We have that. I''m afraid that you won''t


    be able to pay that amount. If they weren''t forced to a dead end, who would do such a thing? You


    are too naive. You''ve offended someone and havepletely no idea."


    "You came for me?" Everleigh suddenly realized something.


    "Since you''vee all the way here, let me be clear to you. My employer wants you to leave


    Ocpeace City, as far as possible. As long as you leave, your son will be safe."


    What Tom said was clear as day, and Everleigh immediately understood.


    These two people had mistaken Hansen for stair.


    "Who put you up to this?"


    "Every business has its own rules. Since we have received the money, we''ll need to solve their


    problem. Don''t ask about things you shouldn''t ask. Even if you ask, we won''t tell you."


    Everleigh gritted her teeth and said, "Well, even if you don''t tell me, I already know. It''s


    Mrs. Godfrey from the Godfrey Group, right?"


    The two men looked at each other and did not answer her.


    They were admitting it through their behavior.


    "Stop asking questions. Just tell us if you are willing to leave Ocpeace City." Tom was getting


    impatient. "The sooner you agree, the sooner we can release the kid."


    "I can leave Ocpeace City, but you''ve got to get your facts right," Everleigh nced at Hansen who


    slept in Bob''s arms. "You''ve got the wrong person. He''s not my son."


    "Hmph." Tom sneered. "Do you think I will believe you?"


    As soon as he said it, his eyes turned cold. He pulled out a dagger from his waist and ced it on


    Hansen''s neck. His eyes were cold and murderous. "Don''t y games with us. If you know what''s


    good for you, don''t follow us anymore. Go back, pack up your things and leave Ocpeace City. Once


    you''re gone, the child will be safe."


    Drops of blood oozed out of Hansen''s neck and Everleigh''s gaze tightened. "Don''t!"


    She knew it was useless to talk to the kidnappers now as they were cornered.


    "I can leave Ocpeace City, but he really isn''t my son. You''ve got the wrong person. My son is seven


    years old, my daughter too. They are now at the swimming club. If you don''t believe me, I can call


    them. Listen."


    The two men looked at each other. They saw how confident Everleigh was and they began to


    waver.


    Everleigh immediately called someone.


    "Hey, Christopher, put stair and Adrienne on the phone."


    "What''s wrong? What happened?"


    "Don''t worry about it. Just put them on the phone."


    "What''s going on?"


    On the other end of the phone, Christopher couldn''t tell anything unusual. Soon, Adrienne''s soft


    voice came from the other end. "Mommy, when are youing to get stair and me?"


    Everleigh''s phone was on speaker and the two kidnappers heard everything clearly.


    The two kidnappers looked at each other.


    Bob whispered, "Tom, I don''t think she''s lying. The client did say her two children were both seven


    years old. We seem to have gotten the wrong person."


    "Shut up." Tom also looked very embarrassed.


    "We have already kidnapped the kid. What can we do now?"


    Everleigh hung up the phone. "I''m not lying to you. I''m telling the truth. If you let the child go, I''ll


    pretend nothing happened. I won''t even call the police."


    The word "police" caught the kidnappers'' attention.


    Tom''s face darkened. "Do you think we would just let him go? This kid must be important to you


    since you risked everything toe here. Our offer remains. Say you''ll leave Ocpeace City, or we


    will kill him!"


    "Don''t!" Everleigh clenched her fists and she was about to go crazy. She looked back and forth at


    the two kidnappers. Soon, she realized Bob, who held Hansen in his arms, was hesitating.


    She turned her eyes, "How much did your employer pay you?"


    "Why are you asking this?"


    "Do you know who you''ve kidnapped? This kid is worth way more than my son. If you want to spend


    the rest of your life worry-free and earn a load of money, it wasn''t a terrible choice to kidnap this


    kid."


    The kidnappers'' had all eyes on her at the mention of money.


    Everleigh gradually calmed down, "This kid is one of the heirs of the Godfrey Group. He is the


    youngest son of Wilson Godfrey, the former chairman of the Godfrey Group. I am just his private


    doctor. This time, you have absolutely offended the Godfrey Group."


    Godfrey Group''s reputation in Ocpeace City superseded itself. The two kidnappers knew what was


    going on and started to panic.


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    "What nonsense are you talking about? The person who paid us to abduct the kid was Madam..."


    "Bob!"


    Tom interrupted Bob frompleting the sentence, but Everleigh figured out the mastermind


    behind this. She clenched her fists even tighter.


    "It must be Mrs. Godfrey who paid you to do this," Everleigh said with a serious look. "The rich often


    have more drama. This kid is not hers and he is a sight for sore eyes to her. Now that you know


    who he is, you can extort money from the Godfrey family again. Isn''t it good to earn from both


    sides?"


    The moment she finished, the sea breeze blew by. It was chilling to the bone.