Chapter 225 Susie Caught Turning It Off


    Baron hurried over, and when he saw the scene before him, the corner of his mouth twitched. <fn51d0> ???s ??????? ?s ?????? ?? Find~Novel</fn51d0>


    His hands even itched a little. He and Natalie had been worried sick, and these two little ancestors had been sleeping here? Carefree as could be–using the sky as a nket, the ground as a bed–not even afraid of bugs.


    He nced at Natalie. Seeing her face full of tenderness and affection, he instantly deted. Fine. If <i>my </i><i>wife </i><i>doesn’t </i><i>mind</i><i>, </i><i>then </i><i>neither </i><i>do </i><i>I. </i>


    “I’ll carry them to the car.”


    He bent down at once and scooped Susie into his arms.


    The girl knew how to enjoy herself–curling up on Sean like a pillow.


    Natalie, seeing Baron lift their daughter, bent down to gather Sean.


    The children seemed to recognize their parents‘ scent; they nestled in, found afortable spot, and drifted right back to sleep.


    Natalie looked at her son’s peaceful face, her heart swelling with warmth.


    After returning to the vi, Baron still wasn’t at ease; he personally checked them over and confirmed they were only asleep from exhaustion. Finally, he rxed.


    By then, Yvonne had woken.


    When she learned she’d been drugged and the children taken, guilt consumed her.


    “Baron, Natalie…you should scold me. Thank God the kids are safe; if anything had happened, how could I have faced you?”


    Natalie couldn’t bear to see her like that.


    “When people with bad intentions make their move, you can’t stay awake twenty–four hours a day to guard against it, can you? Don’t me yourself. The children are safe–that’s all that


    matters.”


    Since Natalie hadn’tid me, Baron chose not to press further either.


    “I’ll make something good for them, help ease the shock.”


    But Natalie stopped him.


    “Let the staff handle it. You need to rest too. Instead, let’s share information.”


    Her words made him realize–she wanted the truth about the kidnapping.


    Baron sat down, poured her a ss of water, and yed back the recording of Jake and the driver’s conversation.


    He had already saved it.


    Natalie’s brows furrowed deeply.


    “So the amusement park incident was something Terry came up with on the spot?”


    “Exactly. Otherwise there’s no way he’d have overlooked such a massive w in equipment he inspected just two days before. I’ve already sent men to capture him. Once I get answers, I’ll hand him and the others over to the police. Too many innocent people were hurt in that copse; the public deserves justice.”


    Natalie agreed wholeheartedly with his decision.


    Feeling responsible for losing track of the children, Yvonne volunteered to join the hunt for Terry. Baron didn’t stop her.


    The children woke half an hourter.


    The moment they saw the familiar vi, they came running from their rooms.


    “Daddy! Mommy!”


    Susie and Sean barreled toward them.


    Baron and Natalie each scooped one into their arms.


    “Were you scared?” Natalie asked quickly, studying their faces,


    Susie puffed up proudly. “Mommy, don’t worry! I had Daddy’s tracker hairpin–nothing was going to happen.”


    At that, Baron’s face darkened.


    He flicked her forehead with his finger.


    “And you dare say


    that? Didn’t I tell you never to switch it off? Why did it take you so long to


    send me your location?”


    Susie rubbed her head, sulking. “I’m just a kid! I can’t live under your surveince all the time, can I? Isn’t it normal to turn it off now and then? The moment something happened, I turned it on right away.”


    “And what if next time you don’t get the chance?”


    The more Baron thought about it, the more fear churned inside him.


    Seeing his grim expression, Susie didn’t dare argue further. Sean tugged at Natalie’s sleeve, unable to stand watching his sister get scolded.


    Natalie caught his pleading look; she couldn’t bear it either. She quickly stepped in. “Alright, they’ve learned their lesson this time. They won’t switch off the trackers again.”


    Since Natalie had spoken, Baron let it drop.


    After checking on the children, the family finally went to rest.


    They all slept deeply through the night.


    The next morning, when Natalie opened her eyes, Baron was gone.


    She touched the empty spot beside her—it was ice–cold.


    He must have been up for a while. Maybe he hadn’t even slept.


    With something this big happening to the children, he wouldn’t rest easy until he got answers.


    Natalie understood him, and her heart ached for him.


    She washed up, then had Chris prepare something good for Baron to eat. After that, she went to check on the kids–the kindergarten they’d chosen for them was opening today.