Chapter 773 Charles Takes Revenge On Le


    Charles told Arthur about Shirley and Charlie going missing. He was confused about how everything


    went down, but he continued his story anyway. "I''ve been looking for the other kid and waiting for any


    news about him. I never thought Le would work with Ferry. By the time that I realized that Charlie


    may be the kid I''ve been looking for and started nning for him and Sheryl to get their DNA tested,


    Charlie and Shirley went missing."


    Charles breathed deeply, running his hand over his face. "Sher isn''t feeling well. She shouldn''t be alone


    right now."


    "Don''t worry about it. We can take care of Sheryl for you." Arthur patted him on the shoulder, offering


    instructed.


    His face dimmed in worry as he continued, "If what you''ve said is all true, the kids will be in great


    danger. We should focus all our resources into finding them. Don''t worry about Sher. We''re here for


    her."


    "Okay." Charles felt a little better and nodded. "I feel more reassured knowing that you and Grandma


    will take care of her."


    "I''ll just say goodbye to Sher," Charles said as he stood up and walked towards Sheryl''s room.


    Abby was keeping Sherylpany. When the door opened, she looked at Charles with regretful eyes.


    She was filled with regret, thinking that this never would have happened if her husband didn''t keep a


    secret for Anthony.


    Charles was oblivious of Abby''s guilt. All he saw was Sheryl, tucked into bed, refusing to look at him.


    He walked towards her and whispered, "Sher, just get some rest, okay? I promise, I''ll find the kids and


    bring them home."


    Sheryl remained still, refusing to face Charles. To be honest, she felt so reluctant to talk to him.


    She knew he wasn''t responsible for what happened. But they were there when the kids went missing,


    and they weren''t able to do anything. No matter how she saw it, she couldn''t help but me herself


    and Charles.


    Thinking that Sheryl was angry at him for what happened, Charles figured that it''d be best to leave. He


    faced Amy instead and bid goodbye. "Grandma, please take care of Sheryl. I should get going."


    Amy nodded. "Of course." Amy looked at him with sympathy as he left the room.


    In the past, she was never fond of Charles. She had always med him when Sheryl went missing. But


    now, she realized that Charles was wronged, and it was Anthony and Andy''s fault all this time.


    If anything, she felt nothing but sympathy for Charles. His pain must be greater than anybody else''s


    when Sheryl went missing.


    Charles tried to find anyone who could help him, from his friends from the government and the streets.


    All he wanted to do now was to save the kids, no matter how.


    As for Le, he wouldn''t waste his time with her.


    He already loathed her for cheating on him, and now this.


    His first stop was to the police station. After that, he went to Hugo, a notorious gang leader.


    Unexpectedly, he found Any with Hugo.


    Little did he know, Andy was there to make amends for his mistakes, but Charles was filled with rage


    upon seeing him. His eyes zed as he held Andy by his shirt cor and roared, "What are you doing


    here?


    You''re trying to cause more trouble for me, aren''t you?"


    Andy was struggling to breathe, grasping at Charles'' unmoving grip on his cor. "Charles, calm down,"


    he sputtered. Charles tightened his hold but didn''t say anything. Andy took his chance and exined,


    "It''s only a waste of time if you beat me up. We should be spending each second trying to find the kids."


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    Andy was trying to pacify the situation and continued, "I know you hate me, and you would like nothing


    more than hit me. But you should know it is not the time. We have to look for the kids. Punch me as


    much as you want, but after we find them."


    Seeing the tension, Hugo chose that moment to speak up. "Andy''s right, Charles. He''s made mistakes,


    but now''s not the time to punish him for them. We should try our best to look for the kids. If you hate


    him, then please, at least listen to me. Let him go," he said.


    Charles saw the sincerity in Hugo''s eyes, and surprisingly in Andy''s eyes as well. Reluctantly, he


    loosened his grip on Andy but stared at him with anger. "Fine. I''ll let this slide now. But know that if I


    don''t find my kids, you''re mine," he threatened.


    Charles had spent a long time trying to find Sheryl back then. And when he did, he thought they''d


    finally be happy and be with their children. But now, they were missing and it broke his heart.


    Hugo let out a sigh of relief as soon as Charles let Andy go. Once the tension lessened, he spoke


    again, "I searched the east side of the city but didn''t find them. I checked some CCTV records, and


    Le most likely went to the south with the kids, but..."


    "But what?" Charles asked with a frown.


    "If she did go south and hid there with the kids, it''ll be much more difficult for us. Most areas in the


    south appear just as mountains and vastnds in maps. It''ll be very hard to track them down there."


    Charles looked at Hugo, his eyes unwavering, and said firmly, "Hugo, I don''t care how hard it is. We


    have to find them. I''ll pay you and your men. I don''t care how much it costs."


    Hugo shook his head. "For Andy, I will spare nothing to help you. Keep your money." Charles looked at


    him in confusion, prompting Hugo to exin. He patted Andy''s shoulder and said, "He saved my life


    once. I owe him. This is my payment."


    Hugo instructed his men to go to the south of the city. They were to find Le at all cost.


    In the hospital, an unexpected visitor came to Sheryl''s ward.


    Sheryl was surprised to see Holley. She struggled to get up, managing to sit on the bed. "Miss Ye, what


    brings you here?"


    Holley walked up to her, gently helping her to lie down. "Just lie down. You need to rest," she said.


    Sheryl was still very weak so she sumbed. "What are you doing here?" she repeated.


    Holley smiled and answered, "I heard what happened to you. I came to see if you were alright."


    She ced the fruit basket she bought for Sheryl on the bedside drawer. She sighed deeply before


    speaking, "I heard what happened. I''m so sorry."


    Sheryl tried to keep a strong face, but as soon as the words were out of Holley''s mouth, she began to


    cry. Tears streamed down her cheeks at an endless moment, when she thought about what dangers


    Shirley might be facing. She thought about Charlie as well. They were both just kids.