Noah was pulled back, missing the chance to get a clear look at the person once again.


    He was very frustrated but couldn''t get angry. After all, Sails was also thinking about his safety.


    Grandpa Clemens frowned at Noah, feeling very uneasy.


    Back home, Nathan and Mia were waiting at the door with Coco. When the car drove in, the two of them rushed over and yelled, "Noah, Noah!"


    Noah got out of the car, not yet steady on his feet, when Mia immediately rushed over and hugged him tightly. Noah pouted and cried uncontrobly.


    "Noah, don''t you want us anymore? Why did you leave home alone? Where are you going? You promised Mommy that you would take care of me and Nathan!"


    Hearing these words, Noah couldn''t help but feel a twinge of guilt. He quickly hugged Mia, gently patting her shoulder tofort her. "Mia, please don''t cry. I didn''t intend to run away from home. I just..."


    "You can''t do this in the future, okay?" Nathan pouted, his eyes red, choking up as he spoke. "You almost scared me and Mia to death. If you have something going on, you should discuss it with us. We''re triplets; we should stick together no matter where we go."


    "I understand, I''m sorry," Noah guiltily said.


    Noah felt deeply remorseful. All along, he had been acting alone, mainly because he wanted Nathan and Mia to live innocently without having to worry about so much.


    Additionally, he didn''t want to put them in danger.


    "Alright, let''s all go inside," Grandpa Clemens said.


    Seeing this scene, Grandpa Clemens frowned even tighter. Although these three children had different personalities, they had always stood together. If one of them had negative emotions, it would affect the other two. After all thismotion, it was almost noon.


    The school''s anniversary celebration is out of the question now. Grandpa Clemens had the kitchen prepare lunch for the children, then called Noah to the study for a serious talk.


    Grandpa Clemens asked Noah if he was scared by the eagle that day, to which he said no. He then asked if he felt ufortable because E moved in, but Noah denied it. No matter how Grandpa Clemensmunicated and guided him, Noah insisted that he was going to find the mechanical pigeon and had no other thoughts.


    Grandpa Clemens was very helpless and had to let Noah go back to rest.


    Noah returned to his room, opened his tablet, and pulled up the wedding video of his parents from years ago. He zoomed in on his mother''s hand wearing the wedding ring, carefullyparing it with the ck gold ring he had taken out of his backpack.


    ''Indeed, it was correct!''


    ''It was Mommy''s wedding ring!''


    This discovery excited Noah greatly. He was one step closer to sess. Next, as long as he had the chance to meet thedy of the northern part of Hillside Vi, he could inquire about Mommy''s whereabouts.


    However, today''s incident had already alerted others, and it might be difficult to sneak out next time.


    Noah drew back the curtains and looked outside; sure enough, Great-grandpa had sent more people over.


    The Clemens family was practically under surveince, with a bodyguard every 7 feet.


    Each of the three children was assigned four bodyguards, who took turns on duty. Wherever they went, these bodyguards stayed close.


    Noah was worried when he heard a knock on the door, followed by Nathan and Mia''s voices-


    "Noah, it''s Nathan. I brought you some food. Can Ie in?"


    "Noah, it''s Mia. I want toe in, too."


    Noah quickly put away the ring and walked over to open the door. "Come in."


    "Thank you." Nathan wheeled in a small cart with some delicious desserts.


    Mia was holding Coco, her little face still flushed from crying earlier.


    "Have a seat." Noah moved the clothes from the sofa and said.


    As they sat down, Nathan angrily questioned, "Noah, what have you been up totely? Do you have some secret n?"