Chapter 1190 - Pure Luck

Chapter 1190: Pure Luck

Getting no response from Ye Xun, Huo Sanyan kept swinging his arm and rushed him.

“Ye Xu! Mr. Ye! Master Ye! ... Do something! Do something, please...”

“What else can we do!? Let’s go looking for her separately!”

Ye Xu threw away the drinks and left Huo Sanyan in search of Ying Bao separately.

He ran to the service center to broadcast for Ying Bao.

The broadcast repeated while Ye Xun and Huo Sanyan searched for the kid desperately.

On the other side of the zoo, several men disguised as cleaning staff kidnapped Ying Bao and hid her inside a huge blue trash bin. They were about to sneak her out of the zoo.

“We are purely lucky! We got her with no effort!” the driver said excitedly.

“Indeed. When we finish this task, we are definitely getting a promotion!” the man sitting next to him added, while the rest in the back smiled in satisfaction and fancied their promotion.

They thought they had succeeded and accelerated to take the kid to the wharf.

But they were unexpectedly stopped and encircled by a few cars on their way to the wharf.

She was the first ray of sunshine in his life. How he wished he could take her back to Northland. But if he did so, how would he be different from the kidnappers?

“So what shall we do now?” the butler asked again.

“Head back.”

Upon giving the order, the young man got the girl into the car and they headed back to the zoo.

On their bumpy way back Ying Bao was gradually awakened and saw a young stranger in front of her eyes.

“Hi, you.”

The young man saw her awake and spoke gently.

Ying Bao tried to get up from his arms and looked around in panic. But upon a second look at this young man, she found that he did not seem to be a bad guy.

Ying Bao thought it was him who had her kidnapped, and asked, “Uncle, why did you take me away?”

The young man was stunned.

This little girl saw him as an uncle. Did he look that old?

He was merely 12 years older than her.

But for a four or five-year-old, he was indeed an uncle generation, not to mention he always seemed older than he was.

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