NovelEnglishChapter 688
No matter what, he could not figure out why Mom would bring them and run
away over the night. She even wiped off all their tracks along the way.
Mom had done this to avoid Dad.
But why would Mom want to avoid Dad?
Even if they were to get divorced, she did not need to take the four of them out of the country.
As Alden was about to speak, his phone suddenly vibrated.
This was the communicator that he carried along all the time. Even Mom did
not know it existed, so it was not thrown in the trash can.
He clicked on the communicator, and he saw that someone sent him a private message.
Terry North. [My device shows that you and Hal the Milk Lover seem to have arrived near Hestia Border
.]
Alden narrowed his eyes.
When they had executed the mission last time, they formed a temporary mission group. When they clic
ked on the member information of the
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtgroup, they could see their locations. Only people who had too much time on their hands or people with
certain motives would click open other people‘s data and dissect it.
Terry North was such a busy person. Why would he pay attention to George‘s and his whereabouts?
Alden initially had a favorable impression of Terry North, but the feeling of being spied on gave him som
e doubts.
He indifferently sent him a reply. (We‘re just passing by, on a business trip.]
Then, he turned the phone off.
He looked at the other three kids beside him, pursed his lips,
and said, “If we don‘t ask, Mommy
will certainly not explain anything to us. If we do ask, she would try to flip us aside with an excuse. So t
his time, we have to unite at the front, or we will remain kept in the dark.”
Harold nodded. “How do we do that?”
Alden resumed, “Hal, you say you miss Daddy, and you want to go back. Mel, you also cry along
with Hal. Georgie, you‘re responsible for beating around the bush, while I will throw her the
direct questions.”
Adina had no idea of the kids‘ plot.
Half an hour later, Flint and her arrived at the edge of Hestia Border.
The security here was very tight because a fight had just taken place, and two consecutive leaders wer
e assassinated. Therefore, foreign cars could not be driven in, and
they would be granted access only after they were searched.
After walking in through the door, the environment was not
much different from ordinary small cities in foreign countries.
There were many vendors on the side of the road. They were selling everything, and some people eve
n sold prohibited goods openly. People at the roadside came
and left. Some were in suits, while some walked
about in a hurry. It was impossible to tell who belonged to Black Party among the seemingly ordinary cr
owd.
Adina lowered her voice and said, “It doesn‘t seem to be as chaotic as described on the news.”
“This is because the new leader who has just taken office issued a new
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmpolicy, and many illegal acts have been banned,” Flint softly said. “When I came here with my father for
a business discussion a few years ago, my backpack was snatched away on the street. There were al
so women being dragged into the grass at the roadside where they had been walking, minding their ow
n business. Well, anyway, this area was very chaotic until it became peaceful in the last two weeks.”
“It seems that the newly appointed leader has the intention to rectify the law and order here.” Adina sig
hed heavily.
Flint snorted. “There are no good people here. I guess he is harboring some dark thoughts of his own.”
While they talked, they walked into an alley. Two blonde–
haired European youths had waited for a long time. When
they saw Flint, they walked over and knocked on Flint‘s shoulders one after another. They looked very
close.
“Let‘s go and eat first.”
Flint allowed the two of them to lead the way, and the four of
them went into the nearest restaurant.
The restaurant was well–renovated. It was the peak lunch hour, so many people were dining in.
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