When I Was A Wallflower

Chapter 168

“Are there any updates?” Amelie asked anxiously after getting into the car.

“I’m not sure yet.” Samuel frowned.

The car was moving forward, but Amelie didn’t know where it was heading. With a heavy heart, she fastened her seatbelt quietly and didn’t ask where they were headed.

When Samuel turned around, he noticed that her lips were pursed and she seemed to look very worried. “They managed to track Bria, so she should still be in the city. We will be able to find her easily as long as she hasn’t left,” he comforted her.

Hearing that, Amelie nodded quietly. She knew that he was trying to make her feel better. However, she felt helpless from not knowing the person’s motive, and she didn’t know whether they would hurt Bria or not. Praying to God seemed to be the only thing to do right now as there was nothing else she could do. The helplessness that she currently experienced wasn’t even comparable to the desperate moments she had experienced in the Alston Family.

After a while, she managed to pull herself together and asked, “Where exactly did they find traces of her?”

Before Samuel could answer her, the car came to a halt. “Here,” he answered while pointing his

finger.

“Here?” Amelie looked toward the direction where he pointed. She thought it would be a slum and was surprised to see luxury buildings right in front of her.

“Urban Garden?” The name seemed rather common, but it was a place where the richest gathered. Moreover, it was situated in the city center. Clouson City was a first-tier city and highly populated, but the land was scarce to a point where prices became sky-high.

Meanwhile, Urban Garden was situated right in the middle of the city, and it consisted of stunning multi-story mansions. Each mansion was separated by roads and large patches of gardens. It was as luxurious as it could get.

“Are you sure this is the place?” she asked doubtfully. Although they weren’t sure why Bria had been taken away, anyone in their right mind wouldn’t have chosen to hide somewhere like that. Amelie couldn’t help but look over at Samuel. He frowned, seemingly having the same thoughts as her..

meeting her gaze. With that, both of them followed behind Samuel’s men and were brought to the main entrance of the Urban

hurriedly and brought them some

sure?” Amelie repeated after him when she

in tears.

Amelie suddenly felt more energetic and rushed over delightedly. She wished that she could see Bria the next

his man seemed cautious. “Be careful and make sure that you don’t alarm the person inside to ensure Bria’s safety.” Both of them reminded her simultaneously as they followed

solemn expressions as well. All of them bowed at Samuel respectfully upon seeing him. The leader of the pack pointed upward, held up five fingers, and pointed

was anxious, she knew that Bria’s safety was the top priority. With that in mind, she walked to the back of the group and stayed there. Samuel followed along as they entered the lift. It only took the lift a few seconds to arrive at the unit, but to Amelie, it felt like a century had passed. Her heart

got to the front of the unit where Bria was confined. She dared not make a noise and was so nervous that it almost felt like her heart had stopped pumping when she stood in front of the door. One of

lips and nodded. The next

open.

yelled

she entered the room.

the other sat on the floor. A middle-aged woman was startled by the commotion, and she started screaming while covering her head.

the child’s eyes for a brief moment as she

child and rushed over without hesitation

calmed herself down and yelled at Amelie cautiously. The woman even stretched both her hands out, trying to snatch

her head profusely and said, “There isn’t

woman was terrified when she saw how hostile Samuel looked, not to mention the men in black suits surrounding her while holding

hands.

doing my job. The one you should look for

is your

find out who brought Bria there, she was more afraid that something else might come up. Thus, she carried Bria in her arms and said, “Bria, let’s go home