Classic Novel
Chapter 133
Chapter 133
After hanging up, Harrison, who was already dead tired, couldn't catch a wink of sleep.
He rubbed his temples, reaching out to the man next to him, "Mr. Johnson, pass me those files."
He wanted to take another look.
Mr. Johnson handed them over, "Here you go, Mr. Rodriguez."
Harrison took them, carefully reading every word, trying not to miss a single detail.
Mr. Johnson looked on with furrowed brows. His face was a mix of anger and worry.
Rodriguez Group's commitment to 6G-Technology and their dedication to corporate responsibility had
been praised by all major media outlets.
Everyone knew that Rodriguez Group was a responsible corporation.
The leader of the Rodriguez Group was a patriotic and responsible businessman.
Alexander, as the spokesperson, had become a public figure.
He was everywhere, whether it was on a cell phone screen, a computer screen, or a TV screen.
It was only then that Roxanne and Chloe learned of his true identity.
The two carried on working while chatting.
"Anne, so Mr. Alexander is a major shareholder of Rodriguez Group. No wonder he's loaded. The
corporate culture of Rodriguez Group must be really good, whether you're the CEO or just an Belonging © NôvelDram/a.Org.
employee."
"Yeah, it's rare to see such a responsible corporation. No wonder they're the richest in Seraphim
Haven."
"But poor President Rodriguez, at the age of 70, is still hustling in a foreign land.”
...
Roxanne added, "I trust Harrison; the whole world might deceive me, but he never would."
She chose to believe in Harrison.
Trust was the most important thing between a husband and wife.
Chloe feigned jealousy, "Don't I also never lie to you? Is Harrison now ranked above me?"
"What are you jealous about?" Roxanne gave Chloe's head a gentle tap, "How can you compare a
spouse with a good friend?"
"So who do you care more about, me or your husband?"
"You. Are you happy now?"
"Alright, I give up on competing with Harrison. I know I'm second and Harrison is first."
Roxanne's marriage was blissful. Their relationship was getting stronger and stronger, which made
Chloe very happy.
Although Chloe’s divorce was a tough blow for her, she had now accepted it.
If a man was unreliable, having him around would actually cause more pain and exhaustion. She was
better off without him.
Her two children, Austin and Aria, were her treasures.
As long as her two kids were safe and healthy, she was content.
The three of them depending on each other and living happily was the best life she could imagine.
But accidents always come too quickly and suddenly.
That day, Chloe took her computer home to work late upstairs.
Amelia put Austin in the stroller and took him with her to drop off Aria for her dance class.
Around 8 p.m., Amelia called, sounding desperate.
"Chloe, Aria is missing. After her dance class, I went to buy an apple, and when I turned around, I
couldn't find her."
Her beloved little girl! She was so cute and sensible.
How could Chloe lose her like this? Even if she gave her life, she still couldn't make it right.
Aria was such a well-behaved and sensible child, and Amelia loved her so much that she treated her
like her own.
Amelia regretted it deeply. How could she be so careless? Why did she have to buy an apple and lose
such a sweet child?
Chloe's heart was pounding so hard that she felt like it was about to leap out of her chest.
She was also really anxious, but she couldn't panic. However, when she spoke, she found herself
tongue-tied.
"Amelia, you... you… you… don't panic. See if Aria is somewhere nearby."
"I've looked! She's nowhere nearby. A passerby said they saw an old woman take Aria away."
Did they encounter a child kidnapper?
Chloe felt weak; she was about to faint.
"I… I… I am calling for help."
She frantically searched for her phone.
It took her a while to realize the phone was in her hand.
Then she thought of Dominic Thompson. The closest person to her place was Dominic.
"Dominic, Aria is missing; she was tricked away. I can't find her; can you help me?"
After calling Dominic, she had already stepped out of the house.
In her hurry, she forgot to put on her shoes.
She was barefoot on the cold ground, but she didn’t feel anything.
Her steps quickened. "Okay, I'll send you the address; we'll meet there."
Her mind was a complete mess, and she even began to feel dizzy.
Aria was lost. It was like the world wanted her to die.
She called Roxanne. "Anne, Aria is missing; I can't find her. Can you come out and help me look?"
Her voice was trembling; it seemed like she was on the verge of crying.
Roxanne was eating noodles. After hearing the news, she quickly dropped her fork and grabbed her
car keys while rushing out the door.
She was in such a hurry that she didn't even close the door properly.
"Chloe, I'm on my way; don't panic."