Chapter 362


    Chapter 362 Looking for a Needle in a Haystack


    As she waited for Colbert after walking to the park entrance, she asked around for information about


    Belinda''s whereabouts. Unfortunately, she came up empty-handed.


    Ten minutester, a car came fast and stopped in front of Eudora.


    Colbert got out of the car, walked up to Eudora with a serious expression, and asked, "What''s going


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    "Grandma asked me toe to the park. She chatted with me a lot and told me that she had


    Alzheimer''s disease. I saw that she kept talking, so I wanted to buy her some water, but when I came


    back, she disappeared.


    "I asked around at the park, but no one had seen her. I only found her phone," She said anxiously.


    She handed the smartphone in her hand to Colbert.


    Colbert took the phone and looked at Eudora''s guilty and worried look. His expression was still


    indifferent. "You don''t need to find Grandma, and you can leave."


    The man, holding the phone, turned around and got into the car, mming the door shut.


    Seeing him start the car and leave directly, Eudora stood where she was, stunned for a while.


    He was excessively indifferent to her.


    Did he really think that she was worthless to him, and that was why he gave her the cold shoulder?


    How materialistic this man was, discarding anything that he deemed worthless without a second


    thought.


    She watched Colbert''s car drift away until it disappeared from sight.


    She knew that Colbert was using all his resources to find Belinda, but she couldn''t help feeling worried.


    So she searched tirelessly for Belinda, but it was like looking for a needle in a haystack.


    During the period, she called Colbert again and sent a voice message, but he didn''t answer.


    Eudora called Belinda, but no one answered.


    She guessed that they were probably still looking for Belinda.


    All day long, she walked around the neighborhood, searching frantically for Belinda. As night fell, she


    finally copsed onto a bench, exhausted.


    Sitting on a chair to rest, Eudora called Colbert again. The phone kept ringing, but no one answered.


    When it was about to hang up automatically, someone finally answered.


    "Why didn''t you answer the call? Have you found my grandma?" She asked anxiously.