Reborn, Reawakened, Rekindled

Chapter 388

My folks weren’t at home, and my sprained ankle was pretty much healed. So, I could set off immediately.

Neil was downtown in Eldoria during that time, and it would have taken me half an hour to get there by car.

Upon reaching my destination, I looked up at the towering skyscraper. Entry and exit required a card swipe. So, I had no choice but to call Mitch, “Can you tell Neil to come down? I can’t get in.”

“Sure thing. I’ll call him now!” Mitch hung up after speaking.

I waited a few minutes, before Mitch called me back, “Rena, Neil isn’t picking up. Can you wait a bit longer?”

Since I was already here, I naturally wanted to help. So, I replied, “Sure.”

I then settled down on a sofa in the lobby to wait.

The elevator doors opened in the distance, and a familiar figure sprinted out. It was Hiram.

He was decked out in a gray-blue cartoon cowboy outfit, donning a baseball cap. His face, identical to Neil’s, was adorned with a mischievous expression as he bolted outside.

I didn’t want to interfere, but Hiram was alone, without Karina or Neil. What if something happened to him?

Sometimes, I had to admit the power of blood ties. Hiram, like Serena and Brandon, inherited blood from the same father.

Although I didn’t want to acknowledge it, he was indeed the half-brother of my two kids. He was innocent; the adults were to blame.

As Hiram’s figure disappeared at the entrance, I decided to follow him.

the little guy had improved his English significantly since returning from abroad. His other skills were top-notch as well. He

a six or seven-year-old boy getting

listened to their conversation

bit busy and asked me to take your car to find them.”

do, kiddo. I can’t just drive you alone. Did your

I have money!” Hiram argued loudly, “I want to go to the amusement park.

child was throwing money

amusement park was

play there. The kid just wanted

out. You can’t go to the amusement park alone without your parents!”

cute brows and retorted, “You’re not my mom. Mind

the kid away so he could carry on with

reached out to grab Hiram’s hand. Although he was only five or six years old, he put up quite

annoyance, I became more forceful, “Get out! Otherwise, I’ll tell your parents immediately

But eventually, he let me pull him out of the car reluctantly. I led him back towards the

sprinting out anxiously, followed by several assistants. Seeing Hiram, his anxiety turned into anger, “Hiram Whitmore! Who let you

and peeking at

did Neil’s gaze fall on me, “What are you doing here? Did you bring him out?”

to thrash Neil, and

the USB and paused momentarily. His tone softened slightly as he replied, “No, I was looking for Hiram. He went missing.”

that Neil was worried about Hiram.

if she’s free. He even ordered a ride-share on his own, planning to sneak off to the amusement park. Luckily the driver saw it was just a little kid and didn’t drive off.” I pulled Hiram forward and pushed him

muttered, “I wanted to go out and play.”

him, which was probably why he

his eyes, who

my job was done, I planned