Chapter 41
Losing my little girl twice in less than twenty–four hours snatched my ability to think
straight.
“Jane and Zoe were sitting with you. Then how come they went missing?
Where were you?”
I knew that Jane wasn’t his responsibility, but at least he could keep an eye on his son during my ten–minute bathroom break.
My Jane would have stayed in her seat, playing with Zoe. I was about to lose my temper
when Leo explained the entire situation.
“As it’s ice hockey season, I am p
frequent calls from the sponsors and companies.
I went to attend an important phone call, and the kids unexpectedly disappeared during
this short break.”
Shit! Shit! Shit!
Firstly, we searched the classrooms, playgrounds, hall, and trail rooms, I even checked the bathrooms to see if my Jane was going to use it.
The school staff also assisted in this search operation, and we turned the school upside down in no time, but it was in vain. There wasn’t even a single hint of their presence there.
My heart raced like a galloping horse in my chest, making it hard to breathe as the
worst–case scenarios revolved in my head to scare me. This failure left me with only one way possible, so I took out my cell phone and called Echo.
“File a police complaint, Echo. Jane is missing!”
Hearing about police involvement, the school’s principal tried to talk me out of it.
“Please try to understand my position, ma’am. We will find Jane soon. But if a word goes out, my institution’s reputation will be tarnished. Please cooperate with us!”
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Chapter 41
However, Leo backed me, he spoke icily.
“I am also filing a complaint, ma’am! It’s the height of unprofessional behavior. If you can’t take care of two kids, then how will you run a pre–school? Your security system isn’t up to the mark as you promised in the parents–teacher meeting.”
The police officer registered our complaints and assured us to look for our kids as swiftly as possible.
My legs seemed to lose all their bones as they had refused to hear my weight anymore. I leaned against a wall, blinking my eyes rapidly. The fear of losing my little girl burned my eyes with tears.
Her cute smile, innocent face, sparkling eyes, everything about her haunted me, filling my heart with dreads of never seeing her again.
I was on the verge of crying profusely in public when Leo patted my shoulder.
“Please sit down. Jane will be fine!”
Clenching my teeth, I cursed him up to my heart’s extent while watching him busy on his
office. I had to receive the call.
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