Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 421

Chapter 421 Ava's Sudden Disappearance

The day was busy from start to end. Just as I thought the work was winding down, Benjamin said the warehouse inventory was done, and we needed a quick meeting.

I hurried to the small conference room. I needed to get back soon and surprise my daughter.

The morning scene hadn't faded from my mind. I was sure my daughter felt the same. Let them look, I stubbornly decided. I wanted to see how they felt.

After all, Ava was a child of the Murphy family.

But to my surprise, the meeting ended abruptly. Before it was over, I received a frantic call from my mother, sobbing and wailing. She said Ava was missing.

This was a nightmare come true. I didn't even bother to wrap up the meeting and rushed out. How could an obedient child like her just vanish?

I descended the stairs, and Carol followed. She took the car keys from my hand, hopped in, and we sped out of the underground parking lot.

We made it back to Amethyst Apartments. From a distance,

I saw my mother on her knees, gasping between sobs. I hurried over, "Mom, please don't cry. How did Ava disappear?”

My dad, his face pale, explained the sequence of events. My mom said that after bringing Ava home, she played happily in the yard.

My mom went inside to prepare lunch. Shortly after, my dad called Ava in, but the gate was open. Ava was nowhere to be found in the yard. Her little shovel and other toys were left behind.

They searched high and low, but there was no sign of Ava. Something felt off, so she called me. Typically, our yard was entirely secure, and no unfamiliar faces were around.

Ryan had also rushed over.

He comforted us and suggested, "Isn't there surveillance?Check it!”

Suddenly, I remembered that Atlas had installed surveillance in my yard, but I hadn't used it in a long time.

With my parents at home and no exceptional circumstances, I never bothered to check the footage.

I urgently located and opened the surveillance footage, scrolled to today's date, and then searched for the relevant time. One by one, I reviewed the footage.

Finally, I saw the scene where my mother brought Ava home.

As my father had said, she happily played in the yard, running around.