Attracted By My Ex-wife

Early the following day, before anyone was awake, loud banging rang throughout the property. It seemed like someone was hell-bent on breaking through the front door.

Kevin immediately got up, an annoyed expression contorting his face. As he put his clothes on, he turned his bloodshot eyes to Anne and said, "I don't know what's going on outside. Stay here and don't go out."

Anne, now also wide awake, rolled her eyes. As soon as Kevin went out the door, she, too, put on her clothes and followed him out.

The banging not only woke the couple up, but also everyone else in the house. Sam, Emily, Selma, and Eddy had also started preparing to go down and see what was happening.

Holding Eddy's hand, Selma yawned and said impatiently, "It's still so early! Who would be so impolite to disturb us?"

As soon as Kevin reached the doorbell monitor and saw who were on the other side of the door, his frown deepened.

There were five people outside: Bob's mother, Bob's father, and three people donning police uniform.

'It is still so early. Why does it seem like they're in a rush? What is happening?' Kevin thought. While he was annoyed, he couldn't help but feel nervous as to what might be the reason for such an untimely visit.

With his heart filled with doubts, Kevin opened the door. Bob's mother rushed in at once. Unfortunately, her legs were so weak that she fell on her knees in front of Kevin.

This shocked Kevin. He immediately tried to help her, but she pushed him away, refusing to let him come anywhere near her. With visible tear streaks on her face, she got up and looked around. After a few moments, her stare landed on Anne and Selma, who had just arrived downstairs.

She was right. These two women indeed knew each other.

She then burst into tears. "Anne, Kevin, please! I beg you! Give Bob back to us! You are also parents. How can you treat Bob like this?" Bob's mother once again fell to her knees, now crying bitterly.

The heartbreaking scene confused Kevin and Anne immensely. They turned to each other, looking for answers, but there was none.

Anne walked over to the despairing mother to console her, but Bob's mother tightly gripped Anne's hand, pulled her closer to her, and begged, "Please, please, Anne! You are also a mother! You know how important a child is to his parents. How could you do what you have done! Please give Bob to us, please!"

Anne squatted in front of Bob's mother, with confusion written all over her face. "I'm sorry, but I have no idea of what you're talking about. Can you stand up and tell me about what is happening?"

Bob's father sighed, looked at Anne, and shook his head. "Last night, while my wife was sleeping, our son disappeared. We tried to check the surveillance footage from the hospital, but they told us that something was wrong with it. We didn't get anything, so we found nothing at all!

The only people who has the power to do that are you two! Not to mention, you have a good motive!"

Stunned silence filled the room. Kevin and Anne were shocked beyond belief.

Indeed, they needed Bob's heart, but they would never take him without consent from him parents.

Bob's heart, but we would never do such

could say anything, however, Bob's mother had already shouted, "We are just ordinary people. We have never offended anyone.

got the news that Bob had disappeared.

to me! Give him back!" All

to act like this, and so no one was able to help Anne instantly. After some moments, Kevin came between the two women, while

to find our boy first!"

Kevin and

her feet, straightening her clothes and fixing her hair. She had several little scratches on her beautiful face, and Bob's mother was still

glared at Bob's mother. The air around Kevin suddenly became

couldn't help but feel annoyed. She immediately held Eddy in her arms, turned

against Selma's grip for a while. As he looked at Anne, he felt hurt

haunt you until I achieve justice! I will make your life miserable! And your child, he will go to hell with me, too!" Bob's mother shouted. Her eyes were wide and unfocused, a clear sign that she was having a mental

she put her hand on her forehead. Kevin, however, was more confrontational. "If you still want your boy back, you'd better shut up!" he

Bob's mother

one of them chimed in, saying, "I know you are worried about your missing boy, but terrorizing these two would not help you find your son faster. Instead of fighting, we must focus our efforts on the search

was once again bawling her eyes out, she nodded in agreement with what the officer said. Her husband was

footage from any

policeman shook his head. "At the beginning, we just thought that the boy ran out secretly to play, but when we checked the surveillance video, we found that it recorded nothing during that timeframe. Because of

idea as to where to start looking for the missing

The officers didn't want to just barge into someone's

his head slightly. It was then did Anne realize that there was something

truth to Bob's parents. Now, Bob was taken away. Somehow, it seemed like someone was purposefully trying to set her and Kevin up.

she asked, "Who told you

her tears, Bob's mother sneered. "Although we are ordinary people, we

were evil as they wanted their boy's heart. They weren't entirely sure whether or not the one who revealed the truth to them was good, but he had helped them anyway, and so they would not easily give

told Anne who that person was,

is so obviously against me and Kevin!" she lamented, her voice cracking. "Only when we know who that person is can we find Bob

to have resonated with Bob's parents. "Do... do

Kevin shook their heads. "If we really did take Bob, we would have gone back to A City

thing, especially

help you." Shaking her head, Anne looked at the police and said, "If you want to take us to the police station for inquiry, we'll comply. If you

policemen looked at each other, nodded, and then looked at Bob's parents. One took in a deep breath and said, "A boy that

who came to see us that day was in a suit and wearing sunglasses. He looked average, not handsome. He always

he looked at Anne and Kevin