The words that Wyatt had said before flashed through her mind.

It allowed her to return to her sense gradually. At the very least, she could hold back the thought of grabbing the principal and interrogating her.

In the eyes of all the people around her, she followed the head of the kindergarten into the gate.

At this time, someone suddenly asked sharply, "It's time. Where are our children? Why haven't they been sent out yet?"

The principal forced a smile. "The children are ready. They will come out soon. Please wait patiently for a few more minutes. They will be ready soon."

Although what she said had nothing wrong, who were the people present? Other than the servants of the various families who dared not to speak, the others were all unwilling to accept it. That person asked, "I heard that something happened in the kindergarten. Did something happen to the children?"

The principal smiled and said, "You've misunderstood. The children are coming out soon. Please don't wait here. In a while, you will hinder the children from coming out. The children are still young, and it will be easy for them to fall."

"Really?"

The person was unwilling to believe it, but the principal seemed to have calmed down. Seeing they still didn't believe it, she turned her head back and said, "If the children are ready, let them go home. There is no need to wait."

"Alright."

As the words were passed on, the figures of the teachers and children gradually appeared at the end of the road.

They looked orderly, and the children had smiles on their faces. It was not different from usual.

Seeing this, everyone looked a little more relaxed and no longer aggressive.

At this time, the principal whispered to Zoey, "Let's go in and talk."

Zoey's heart kept thumping. "Where is Vanny? I didn't see him. Where is he?"

The principal pursed her lips and did not speak. She quickly walked into the kindergarten. When she saw that she had left the sight of the people outside, she said in a low voice, "Sorry, Vanny is missing. It is our fault. Please..."

"What did you say? Vanny went missing? How did he go missing? What are you doing? How did you look after the child?" She felt fainted after hearing a single sentence. Her body swayed, and the familiar dizziness once again came up.

She gritted her teeth and grabbed her shoulder. "As teachers, how do you look after children?"

The principal's face was pale, and she said humbly, "Sorry, this is our fault in work. Sorry, we have been looking for the child everywhere..."

"When did this happen? Why didn't you call us when something like this happened?" Her mind was in a mess, and she asked her with the only remaining reason.

"I'm sorry. It was something we found half an hour ago. We were all still looking for him. At first, we thought he was naughty and ran to other places to play. Later, we found something was wrong and went everywhere to find him. In the end, you came. I'm sorry..." the principal's face was pale as she explained.

Zoey's vision went black, and her heart beat so fast that it was almost popping out. "You, you are indeed, indeed..."

"We were going to call you, but I didn't expect you to be here," the principal said in a low voice.

At this time, the children in the kindergarten had already seen their parents. They were laughing and shouting, converging into a sea of joy.

The children had vibrant smiles, but her child was not among them.

He was missing.