Chapter 1866


    Chapter 1866


    Theo came over and ced aforting arm around Ellinor’s shoulders, gently patting her. He led her


    inside the house, along with Balfour.


    After making a few phone calls, Balfour returned to the living room and addressed both of them. “It’s


    true that she’s been out for a month now, but she hasn’t been home. Thetest we know is that she


    had been working a few jobs in Greenhaven and resigned the day before yesterday. Nobody knows


    where she is now.”


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    Ellinor couldn’t remain seated. She stood up and yelled, “It must be her! She’s the one who took Baber!


    What is she nning to do?”


    Balfour looked helplessly at his sister. He understood her anxiety about her child but had no useful


    information to offer her. “Ellinor, I’ve sent people to find her. Please be patient. If Patricia did take


    Baber, at least he is rtively safe. Baber was once a child she adopted.”


    This only fueled Ellinor’s anxiety. “Balfour, do you truly not understand your sister? Do you not know


    why she adopted Baber in the first ce? You know how she treated Baber! I hope Baber was


    abducted by someone else! They would only want money. Your sister probably wants Baber’s life!”


    Tears welled up in Ellinor’s eyes as she spoke.


    When she didn’t have a child, she could face any adversity with a calm andposed demeanor. But


    now that she had children, they had be her greatest vulnerability. She could no longer remain as


    cool-headed as before.


    Balfour remained silent. He couldn’t refute Ellinor’s statement.


    If Patricia had indeed abducted Baber, it would be impossible to guess her motives.


    Meanwhile, upstairs, Byran was on the phone with Ida when he heard themotion from the living


    room. He furrowed his brows and listened closely.


    Ida noticed his change in demeanor. “What’s wrong?”


    “I think I hear my sister’s voice downstairs.”


    Ida sounded surprised. “Ellinor? What is she doing at your ce thiste?”


    As Byran got up to put on his shoes, he said, “I don’t know. I’ll go check and call you backter.”


    “Okay.”


    After hanging up, Byran quickly put on a bathrobe and rushed downstairs.


    Sure enough, when he reached the bottom of the stairs, he saw Theo and Ellinor in the living room.


    But everyone’s faces were filled with tension. It looked like something bad had happened.


    “Bro, sis, Theo, what are you guys talking about thiste at night?” Byran walked over and asked


    curiously.


    Only after asking did he notice the tears on Ellinor’s face. “Sis, why… why are you crying?”


    He had never seen Ellinor cry like this before, so he was quite shocked.


    Ellinor didn’t have the energy to exin. She felt helpless. She didn’t know how to contact the


    kidnapper, where Baber had been taken, or where Patricia was.


    She was worried about Baber, worried he might be hurt, and worried he might be scared.


    Theo cradled Ellinor in his arms and softly stroked her hair as he whisperedforting words.


    Byran was more confused than ever. He turned to his brother and asked, “Bro, what happened to sis?”


    Balfour looked solemn as he asked Byran, “Have you seen Patricia recently?”