The Sweet Rival (Mango Shen and Nathaniel Ye) novel Chapter 1928

Zion didn't want to meddle in other people's business, but when he saw the expectation in Evangeline's eyes, he still stopped the car, although he felt that it was too abrupt that the child appeared in front of them and seemed to have been abandoned.

The moment the car stopped, Evangeline quickly unfastened her seat belt, but Zion pulled her.

"What's wrong?"

Evangeline's eyes were filled with doubt.

Zion said in a low voice, "I'll do it. I don't know what's going on with the people below."

Sometimes, it wasn't that people were evil, but that society had changed many people. Zion didn't dare to let Evangeline take the risk.

He asked Evangeline to stay in the car while he got out of the car.

When Zion got closer to the child, he could clearly hear the child's cries. Her voice was heart-wrenching.

He stepped forward and squatted down in front of the child, asking, "Kid, where are your parents?"

"Mom is gone."

The little girl was crying. She was a little scared when she saw Zion. After all, he was wearing a mask now, which was really scary.

Zion took out his phone and called the police.

The police arrived very quickly. During this period of time, Zion had been by the little girl's side. Evangeline got up first and did not get out of the car. Later, when she saw that Zion had no intention of carrying the little girl into the car, she found some food from the car and took it out.

Considering Evangeline's physical condition, Zion asked her to get in the car. As for the little girl, she was always with him.

The little girl was also hungry. When she saw the food, she thanked him and then wolfed down the food. She looked polite and educated.

While Zion was waiting, he chatted with the little girl for a while longer. He learned that the little girl had a mother and a father, as well as a brother who had just moved in.

"What do you mean by staying at home recently?”

This made Zion a little curious.

The little girl was a little full. She sobbed and said, "I haven't seen him before. My mother said that my father liked his son, so she took my brother home. Today, my mother said that she came out with me to buy clothes for my brother, but I was separated from my mother."

Maybe she was not separated by accident...

Zion had already thought about it.

When the police arrived, Zion cooperated with the police and told them about it. The police heard the names and phone numbers of the little girl's parents, but the little girl didn't remember them.

"Sir, I'm afraid this is a little difficult. Why don't you go back with us to make a

statement?"

Zion frowned slightly, looked at Evangeline, who was anxious in the car, and finally nodded.

He saw that the little girl was a little resistant and timid to the police. Her little hands tightly grabbed his trouser legs, and her pitiful look was like an abandoned kitten.

Zion's heart suddenly softened.

"I'll carry her."

Zion bent down to pick up the little girl and got into the car.

Evangeline saw that the little girl was so cold that her face turned purple. She immediately turned on the heating in the car and said, "Let me carry her. You drive."

"Okay."

Zion gave the child to Evangeline.

The little girl looked at Evangeline. She was a little timid, but she didn't struggle. She just let her hug her and didn't say a word. She was very quiet.