"A big box? Coming from the direction of the kindergarten? Going out to sea?"

It didn't matter if he heard these words separately. But if they were put together, with imagination, it would be incredible.

Harvey immediately thought of the seriousness of the matter and quickened his pace to walk toward the conference room.

His undisguised footsteps attracted everyone's attention, including Wyatt.

The boss was a little displeased. "Harvey?"

Harvey remained silent and handed the phone to him. "Please listen to this call as soon as possible."

Everyone's eyes were focused on them, some guessing and some gloating.

Then, everyone saw the boss suddenly stand up the next moment. His handsome face darkened rarely. He grabbed Harvey. "Prepare the car immediately!"

"Yes!"

"Dismiss!"

Wyatt pushed the chair away. The ear-piercing sound stimulated the eardrums of everyone present. He threw down this sentence without hesitation and strode out.

It was the annual meeting!

The people present were all stunned and started whispering to each other, but who had the time to pay attention to them now?

Wyatt had long forgotten about the meeting. He strode outside and asked Felix over the phone with a sullen face, "When did you find out about this?"

"Ten minutes ago!"

"Follow up, don't let anyone escape!"

"Yes!"

Wyatt glanced at the screenshot of the video that Felix sent over. He closed his eyes and asked Harvey, "What did the kindergarten say?"

Harvey did not speak. The mobile phone in his hand rang for a long time. He said, "I've called twice, but no one picked up."

Wyatt took a deep breath, and his expression turned even colder. "Let's go to the kindergarten first. Something must have happened!"

"Yes!"

At this time in the kindergarten, it was even more chaotic.

"Where are the surveillance cameras? Is that all?"

Zoey looked at the person in disbelief. "Didn't you say that the camera covered the entire kindergarten? Why can't I see anything?"

She and the principal went to check the surveillance video. They wanted to know how Vanny disappeared, but they found Vanny had somehow entered a blind area, and then they did not see him again.

A blind zone? Why would there be a blind spot?

She could not figure out this problem no matter what.

The principal explained with a pale face, "The camera in that place is broken and has not been repaired yet..."

"Is this a reason? It is a kindergarten, not an ordinary residential area!" Zoey was angry, anxious, and regretful. If she had known earlier, she would have listened to Wyatt. She would have put Vanny under her nose and let him study at home. That way, nothing would have happened!

But it was too late to regret it!

She suddenly stood up and said, "No. I want to see what's going on there!"

Now was not the time to find out who was to blame. Otherwise...

She glanced coldly at the pale-faced principal and walked outside.

However, she had only taken two steps when her vision darkened. Her body swayed, and she was about to fall.

The principal was shocked and quickly held her up. "You, you, please be careful..."

She took a deep breath. "I'm fine. Get him back. I want to get Vanny back."

She knew it was most likely caused by the left poison that had not been cleaned up, but how could she care about this now? She urged the head of the kindergarten to see the corner where Vanny had disappeared.

The principal had a bitter face and held her, not daring to let go. "I, I know what happened. Sit down and listen to me."