Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap novel Chapter 958

It was not the first time that Blithe had questioned him.

He looked at Stanford.

“It seems like he really doesn't know where Lindsay had gone.”

Michael was so fearful and timid. He would have said so long ago if he knew where Lindsay had gone.

“Don't worry, and I won't let her out of City B,” All public transportation was implementing the real-name system. Blithe would know once Lindsay had a record of purchasing a ticket.

He also sent people to spy on railroad stations, high-speed rail stations, and airports.

Stanford remained silent and thought within about where Lindsay could go.

Lindsay was a stranger from another city, and she had no family in City B. Atwood was the only one who had a good relationship with her.

Without any reliance and help, she could not run out of City B. Even if she could escape, she could only hide in a secret place.

“Mr. Donald, it's your people let go of the prisoner, so you should take responsibility,” Stanford said.

Blithe realized that justice was not on his side and said, “This person will get punished for letting go of a prisoner. It's my responsibility, and I have never wanted to pass the buck.”

“I don't mean to blame Blithe, but I want to ask for a few people from you to help me,” Stanford just said that on purpose because he wanted to ask for people from Blithe.

Blithe looked at him, “You have a clue?”

“I'm just guessing where she might be, but I don't have that many people to help me.”

Blithe thought for a moment, “I'll assign three people at most to help you.”

The prisoner had escaped with the help of his people, so he had to take responsibility. It was his duty to look for the prisoner. It would be helpful to Wu if Stanford could find the prisoner. However, there were not many people he could assign. Besides that, he had assigned people to look for the prisoner and guard the traffic stations, so the number of people he could transfer was lesser.

Stanford nodded, “Thank you, Mr. Donald.”

Stanford also had trained a few skilled bodyguards. There were about ten persons with the people assigned by Blithe, and it was enough for him to look for Lindsay.

“Don't say that I didn't warn you. You can't torture Lindsay by private punishment if you found her, and you must send her back to me,” Officer Miller was a disciplined person, and he would do according to the law if someone broke the law. He did not allow Stanford to torture Lindsay because Stanford had no right to do it. It was a crime if he had tortured her privately.

Stanford said, “Of course.”

He did not dare to guarantee Lindsay would die or be alive before sending her back to Blithe. If she did not cooperate and accidentally injured to death in the process of looking for her, it was not his business.

Both of them were satisfied with the conversation. Stanford left first and planned some things to look for Lindsay. Blithe put Michael in the room. It was impossible to get Lindsay's news from Michael.