He took out his cell phone and called Daniel: "Jane Anderson was secretly sent away. I sent you a video. Exhausted every means to find this car, found her and immediately call the police to arrest her."
"Alright, Lord Third, I'll go deal with it."
After hanging up, William Walton returned to his room.
She was cozily nestled under the quilt, wiggling like a silkworm chrysalis.
William Walton laid down by her side and hugged her in his arms.
Laura, squinting eyes, sleepy and hazy.
"Where did you go?"
"I have something...!" he said, kissing her forehead, her cheeks, and the tip of her nose.
She smiled shyly and pulled the blanket up to her face.
"Ah, William Walton, it's so early in the morning, aren't you ashamed?"
William Walton got into bed and pressed down on her, "If you don't want your face, then what's the point of getting embarrassed."
He began to play tricks on her.
She couldn't help smiling and pretending to resist, but she was still let off.
She lay on the bed and turned her head to look at him.
The others kissed good night and good morning.
But he made love to express good night and good morning.
Hmm, their family's Third Master was really special.
William Walton rubbed her head.
"Get up and wash. It's time for breakfast."
She stretched lazily and sat up.
"I wonder if Wal has woken up."
"He woke up a long time ago."
She looked at him.
"How do you know? You didn't go downstairs to accompany the little guy just now, right?"
"I was just talking on the phone outside, and I saw from the window that Butler was walking in the courtyard with Wal."
Laura got out of bed: "Get up and accompany your son."
William Walton felt cute when he saw her striding into the bathroom.
Nick Anderson's plan to flee with his mother was unsuccessful.
That afternoon, Jane was taken away by the police in a rural house.
He knew that it was definitely William Walton who did it.
He had secretly taken away his mother, so how could William Walton be satisfied?
But he never thought that William Walton would actually move so quickly …
Even more so, he didn't expect that he would actually call the police.
Watching the police take his mother away, he felt powerless.
Because there was nothing he could do.
After a moment of depression, he drove to Walton Group.
He wanted to see William Walton.
The front desk told him that William Walton had not even come to the company today.
After a while, Nick Anderson arrived at the entrance of the Walton family.
His auntie at home told him that William Walton was not here, but he did not give up.
He parked his car and waited by the side of the road.
