Chapter 804: Chapter 804: Jasmine Yale Has Already Met with an Accident
“Right.” Lilac Serval soothed him.
Chale Cheney’s eyes sparkled with belief, easily deceived as most children are, he believed Lilac Serval.
Even though this aunt had previously lied to him, she was a close friend of Uncle Mcintosh, so she mustn’t be a bad person.
Lilac Serval picked up Chale Cheney from the hospital.
She took him to a western restaurant for a meal and stayed by his side the entire time.
“Is the steak tasty?” Lilac Serval asked.
“It’s tasty,” Chale Cheney nodded. “If only Dad and Jasy were here.”
Lilac Serval didn’t know what to say.
It seemed the little guy had a good relationship with Jasmine Yale, always thinking about her.
Lilac Serval looked at the torrential rain outside, her somber gaze held a faint dimness with no clear boundaries.
Sylvan Cheney’s men had been searching for Yolanda Fern all afternoon, but strangely, they hadn’t found Yolanda Fern and Jasmine Yale.
In fifteen minutes, how far could two women run?
Although the back mountain was covered with dense woods, Sylvan Cheney had commanded his men to surround the hillside.
By evening, it started to rain, greatly increasing the difficulty of the search.
The forest was muddy and slippery, where stepping on it could sink deeply, and with snakes and marshes inside, the search was extremely challenging.
That was secondary, Lilac Serval was worried that… Jasmine Yale might have already met with misfortune.
Yolanda Fern had a knife and had come prepared, insanely ruthless and reckless.
Jasmine Yale’s small frame was definitely no match for Yolanda Fern.
Otherwise, Sylvan Cheney’s men would not have searched the woods for so long without hearing any cries for help or seeing signs of a struggle.
And now, Sylvan Cheney was still personally searching on the hillside.
Lilac Serval anxiously watched the window, the rain pouring down in the dark night, wondering what to do.
“Aunt Lilac, why aren’t you eating?” Chale Cheney asked, blinking his eyes.
That’s when Lilac Serval snapped back to reality, smiling, “Aunt’s full.”
“Aunt Lilac, are you going to see Uncle Mcintosh?” Chale Cheney asked.
Uncle Mcintosh had fallen down!
He knew, falling down hurt a lot.
“I’ll take you home first.”
“Thank you, auntie. When I wake up from my sleep, will Dad and Jasy be back?”
Lilac Serval suddenly fell silent, not knowing what to say.
The truth was, she didn’t know.
Now that it was so dark outside, the difficulty of finding someone had skyrocketed. Yolanda Fern taking Jasmine Yale was like they vanished into thin air, leaving no trace.
The rain would blur all footprints, significantly increasing the difficulty.
Lilac Serval frowned, wanting to light a cigarette.
But with the little guy around, she held back.
“Yes,” she didn’t know how to answer.
Chale Cheney seemed especially happy, clapping his hands joyfully, displaying his white, neat little teeth.
Smiling as if it were contagious, Lilac Serval watched his bright smile and smiled as well.
“Aunt Lilac, I am full too,” Chale Cheney said.
“Shall we go home then?”
“Yes, let’s go home.”
Chale Cheney obediently jumped down from the chair and took Lilac Serval’s hand.
This was the first time Lilac Serval felt a child’s hand in hers, a strange feeling arose in her chest, spreading from her limbs to her entire body.
It was a very special feeling, one she had never experienced before.
The child’s hand was soft, and it felt particularly comfortable in her palm.
As they reached the door, the driver came over to help them with an umbrella.
Chale Cheney and Lilac Serval sat side by side in the back, silently watching the rain outside the window.
Chale Cheney had been gloomy all day, not very cheerful.
Now, he felt even less spirited.
He wished to be with them.