They circled around the garage for another half hour.


    Justin looked at the time. If he couldst another ten minutes, Joyce would be able to catch up.


    But it seemed they couldn’t hold on any longer.


    As they kept circling in the garage, the other party had also figured out their route.


    Their advantage was gone.


    At this time, a ck sedan came straight at them, wanting to block their way.


    Justin gritted his teeth and stepped on the elerator. “Hold on tight, I’m going to ram through them.”


    After speaking, the rugged Range Rover rushed forward and rammed the fragile ck sedan directly until it overturned. After all, a specially modified off-road vehicle was more powerful. Justin sessfully escaped.


    “Anderson, Fair, we may need to abandon the car. I’ll drop you off first and find a ce to hide. I’ll lure them away ande find you right away.” Justin raised his voice and said.


    “Okay, Uncle, don’t worry, we’ll hide well.” Anderson promised.


    Justin drove the car to near the top floor, parking garage S, then he found a concealed ce to stop.


    He opened the car door, and Anderson and Fair got out of the car.


    Justin handed his mobile phone to Anderson. “Anderson, my phone is tapped. Don’t call unless absolutely necessary. If your mother handles things here, she will naturally contact me.”


    When Anderson took the phone, he felt Justin’s hand tremble slightly.


    The feeling of anxiety in his heart was getting stronger and stronger.


    “Uncle Justin, be careful ande back to find us.”


    Justin started the vehicle, nced back at them through the car window, smiled and then elerated away.


    He nned to lure the other vehicles away.


    He knew this was a dangerous thing.


    But as long as he could gain some time for the children, it would be enough.


    Anderson and Fair got out of the car and hid in the nearby elevator shaft, the small space was just enough for the two of them to hide.


    Fair sat down on the ground, hugging her knees and muttered, “Anderson, do you think Uncle Justin wille back safe?


    Anderson was very irritable, “Don’t talk nonsense.”


    Fair felt a little wronged. “I’m just a little worried about him.”


    Anderson red at Fair angrily. “I see you just think he looks good! And gentle tempered! Look at your ambition, staring at him all the time! Do you like this kind of gentle man? He’s much older than you. Also, I tell you, the person he likes is my mother!”


    “Ah.” Fair eximed softly, “What are you talking about. I just think, if I had such a father, how great it would be!”


    Anderson, “…”


    Okay, he thought crookedly.


    “Anderson, won’t we be found hiding here?” Fair was a little worried.


    “Idiot, in such a big parking garage, it’s not easy to find a moving car, let alone find people! As long as we don’t run around, absolutely no one can find us!” Anderson looked at Fair contemptuously.Original content from N?velDrama.Org.


    “Unless…” he paused.


    Fair was stunned, “Unless what?”


    Anderson looked into Fair’s eyes a few points deeper. “Unless someone betrays me!”


    Fair didn’t speak. She knew Anderson was still angry about what happened in kindergarten. It was her who took Anderson out. No matter how she exined, it wouldn’t be clear.


    She sighed softly.


    Anderson stopped talking too.


    On the other side, Justin drove the Range Rover and deliberately lured the two vehicles into parking garage F, which had thergest open space, easy for reversing and turning around, and hard to be trapped.