President's Substitute Wife

There was no one in the toilets on the first and second floors!

Murray and I searched the whole house but didn’t see Margaret. I asked the servant, “where is she?”

The servant looked nervous and shook her head. “We didn’t see her in the morning.”

I rushed to the door. Margaret’s shoes were still there. Did she go out in slippers?

I was very nervous!

I changed my shoes and called the police on my cell phone. The police arrived soon.

Then we went to the security department and investigated the surveillance video.

We found out that Margaret went out at midnight last night.

It was March. She was only wearing thin pajamas and slippers. She was on the road and gone.

“Do you know where your mother might go?” The police asked Murray and I.

Murray and I looked at each other and soon realized that she might be looking for Nelson!

But she didn’t know where his house was. How could she find him!

The police helped me look for her. I contacted Sean and he helped me look for Margaret.

I had no idea. I could only follow the road where I saw Margaret at last. I asked the owners of every shop if they saw Margaret.

Unfortunately, it was midnight and few shops were open. No one saw her at all!

I was really scared.

I had a hard time finding my mother. She couldn’t have another accident!

I regretted my arbitrary behavior yesterday.

I should have let Nelson in. After all, he was the man mom loved.

It was normal that they wanted to talk.

I did it wrong.

I did it wrong.

I kept saying and praying that I could find Margaret soon.

But the morning passed and we didn’t have any news about Margaret.

Where would she go?

I hesitated and called Sean and asked him to help me find Nelson’s phone.

He sent it to me soon.

I didn’t hesitate to call him.

Soon the phone

voice

He didn’t seem to be approachable.

“Hello, Mr. Lewis.

I introduced myself.

Obviously, Nelson froze and said, “Becky? What’s the matter?”

as soon as

know her condition. I’m not sure if her

“What? Margaret ran away from home?”

Before I finished speaking, I was interrupted by Nelson.

was

in York, so I want to know if

don’t know. I haven’t seen her

could

you used to go

to me and didn’t speak and seemed to

After a while he said, “now

was no use calling him!

“well, if you think of something or see her, remember to

With that, I hung up.

was my mother, so I had a hunch that Margaret must have gone to

must have gone somewhere Nelson knew.

But he forgot.

could such a bad man remember things with my mother?

upset and kept looking

sun went down and night fell, but I

I was getting nervous.

it took, the

and regretted not

If Margaret really had an accident because of it, I really couldn’t forgive

advised me to

was reluctant.

of Margaret and continued to ask the shopkeepers.

However, there was still no

rang. I thought it was Murray who advised

I took my cell phone out. Although I didn’t save the number on the screen, I remembered it was

picked it

connected, I heard Nelson’s

“What?”

I didn’t understand.

“Peony Pavilion in the south of the city! Go there and have a look!”

Nelson

Peony Pavilion？

hung up and searched for it immediately.

Sure enough, there was a small Peony Pavilion. It was close

I took a taxi to

I also contacted Murray.