Back to the Past Breaking the Love Spell (Carlisle Zahn) novel Chapter 101

Chapter 101 

As Carlisle heard the automated message on his phone, his heart skipped a beat. 

He rushed to the front desk and asked the receptionist, “Did a lady with short hair in a white dress leave 

just now?” 

The middle–aged receptionist, who wasn’t the same person from the night before, shook her head. “I didn’t see anyone fitting that description.” 

Frowning, Carlisle pressed on. “She’s staying in room 305. Could you please check if she’s there?” 

The receptionist hesitated, giving him a skeptical look. “I can’t just open a guest’s room without 

confirmation.” 

“We arrived together last night. Can you check the surveillance footage?” Carlisle urged. 

“The surveillance system is down, and the maintenance guy isn’t available,” the receptionist explained. 

Frustrated, Carlisle slammed his fist on the counter. He raised his voice, saying, “My friend might be in 

trouble! Can you afford the responsibility if something happens to her?” 

The receptionist looked annoyed. “What’s with the attitude? I’m just following protocol.” 

Carlisle shot her a glare. He stormed out to look for Wanda, guessing she might have gone out to buy 

breakfast. 

Outside the hotel, Carlisle spotted the parked cab and its driver enjoying breakfast. 

As soon as the driver saw Carlisle, he put down his croissant and drove over. 

“Have you seen my girlfriend?” Carlisle asked urgently. 

The driver shook his head. “I went to refuel and grab breakfast. Didn’t your girlfriend stay with you?” 

Carlisle got into the cab. “Let’s look around nearby,” he urged. 

The driver quickly turned the car around and drove down the streets, checking breakfast spots on both 

sides. 

Despite searching several streets, there was no sign of Wanda. 

Carlisle tried calling her multiple times, but her phone remained switched off. 

By 10:00 am, they returned to the hotel. 

Carlisle approached the front desk and asked, “Have you seen a lady with short hair and a dress?” 

The receptionist frowned. “Is she really missing?” she asked. 

Carlisle nodded grimly. 

The receptionist swallowed hard at the gravity of the situation. “You should call the police, she suggested. 

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Carlisle’s eyes reddened. Trembling, he pulled out his phone. 

With no surveillance footage to rely on and no sign of her after such a long search, calling the police seemed to be Carlisle’s only option. 

Just then, the receptionist pointed outside. “Is that her?” 

Turning around, Carlisle saw Wanda entering the lobby, holding a black plastic bag. 

“Why are you staring at me?” Wanda asked nervously as she entered the lobby.