Chapter 1860


    Chapter 1860


    Ellinor was in a state of panic. Her mind was a whirlpool of chaos until she saw Theo boot up his


    laptop. The sight of theptop was like a dash of cold water, suddenly bringing her back to her senses.


    Yes, through theputer, they might be able to trace the call that warned them not to contact the


    police.


    Realizing this, Ellinor hurried over, intending to push Theo aside to ess theptop. “Move over; I


    need theputer!”


    Theo turned to look at her. His gaze was calm, but filled with worry. “Stay put. Just watch from the side


    and leave the rest to me.”


    Ellinor was surprised. She wasn’t aware that Theo was adept at these unorthodox measures. She was


    about to exin that she could infiltrate the mobile system when she saw Theo logging into with an


    ount named AAAres.


    AAAres?!


    He was AAAres?!


    Ellinor was shocked, but there was no time for questions. After learning that Theo was AAAres, she


    rxed, stood aside, and let him trace the call.


    If he were AAAres, his skills were likely superior to hers.


    True enough, within a minute, Theo had sessfully located the caller’s position.


    They both stared at the location disyed on the screen, then looked at each other and almost


    simultaneously headed for the door.


    Theo initially didn’t want to involve Ellinor. He didn’t want her to face any danger, but he knew she


    would not stay put at home. Rather than let her act recklessly, he decided it was better to keep her by


    his side, where he could watch over her.


    They hurried downstairs, instructing Grandma, Grandpa, and Veronica to take care of the three


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    When Marissa and Putnam were about to ask something, Theo and Ellinor had already left. The sound


    of the car engine was already fading into the distance.


    Veronica was also worried, but she could only try to soothe the elderly couple. “Don’t worry, Grandma


    and Grandpa, my brother and Ellinor are the smartest people in the world. They’ll find Baber.”


    But how could they truly be at ease?


    The two of them were going to confront the kidnapper. Such people were usually desperate criminals;


    what if…


    “We still need to alert the police, but not through conventional means. Our house and our phones are


    likely being monitored. Grab theptop from the back of the car, hack into the police system, contact


    them, and tell them to proceed cautiously.” He said to Ellinor as the car sped down the road.


    Ellinor nodded. “I understand.”


    As she responded, she turned to reach for theptop on the little table in the back.


    Meanwhile.


    On a barren mountain in the Greenhaven suburbs, a child was locked in a one-meter-tall dog cage


    inside a cave, where he was sleeping soundly. There was no light in the cave, only the faint glow of a


    dying fire. The burning fire brought a slight warmth to the cold, dark cave.


    Baber woke up feeling cold. He hadn’t fallen asleep naturally; he’d been drugged. Now that the effect of


    the drug had worn off, he was ufortable from the cold and had a severe headache.


    After rubbing his eyes, Baber sat up and saw his surroundings, leaving him in a state of confusion.


    Where was he? Was he still dreaming?


    “You’re awake, kiddo.”