Daddy, Chasing Mommy Back is On Us! novel Chapter 237

Because it was the peak season for hiking, there were a lot of people on the mountain. Some even planned to come hiking during the night so that they could catch a glimpse of sunrise the next day. However, this had undoubtedly increased the difficulty of their search work.

Looking down at the two children, Selena figured it wouldn’t be convenient to bring along the kids during late night.

“Jojo, Juniper, I’ll get someone to send the both of you back home, while I stay here to find Jamie, is that alright? I really can’t take care of the both of you now, so I’ll get Linda to come and pick up you two.”

“I wish to stay.” Joaquin refused to leave. It was his brother who went missing after all, and they were never separated since birth.

“I don’t want to leave, either. I want to stay with Mommy until we find Jamie,” said Juniper, as she was worried over Jameson too.

“Both of you are still too young, and it’s really dark here. What if either of you fell down by accident? It’ll only make things worse. Listen to me, go home and wait for us.” After spending some time convincing the two children, they finally agreed to go back home.

With that, Selena joined the rest in search for Jameson. However, it wasn’t efficient to search in the dark with torchlights, so after a night of search, Jameson was still nowhere to be found.

All of a sudden, Selena had a gut feeling that this might not be an accident, but a planned abduction. Otherwise, there was no way Jameson could possibly run off so far on his own and within a few minutes.

After a night’s search, everyone was exhausted, hungry and could barely keep their eyes open.

Meeting up with Selena, Niall reported, “Miss Yard, what now? We still can’t find him. We even searched the mountains on the other side.”

“There wasn’t any clue on my side either.” Gazing at the deep valleys, Selena sighed.

Early in the morning, the mountain valleys hid behind a layer of mysterious mist. This was the first time in her life Selena ever felt terrified by the mountains.