Chapter 1529 - 1570: Impossible to Mistake

"Even if that’s the case, ordering the mall to lock down and check everyone individually is beyond our authority!" Leo said. "Besides, from the moment you saw it until now, it’s already been an hour. That person might have already left the mall with Ivy."

Atlas Shaw pursed his lips. Indeed, locking down the mall was difficult, especially with so many people inside. If they blocked everyone from leaving, it might cause panic, making the situation uncontrollable.

But... to give up just like that? How could he be content with that? He had just managed to find Ivy; how could he act like nothing had happened?

Ivy’s calling for him, is it possible that Ivy can’t get close to him now? Could Ivy be controlled by someone?

In an instant, too many terrible speculations flashed through his mind.

"The surveillance! Get all the mall’s surveillance footage; I want to check it. Ivy must appear in these videos!" Atlas said. If they found Ivy in these recordings, they would have clues to investigate, which might reveal Ivy’s whereabouts.

Leo considered it for a moment and said, "I can negotiate with the mall to access the footage. But are you really sure you saw Ivy?" Ultimately, Leo felt Atlas was overly longing for Ivy, perhaps leading to a misjudgment.

After all, having kids around Ivy’s age in the mall is quite normal.

And the silhouette of a young girl, as Leo saw it, wasn’t that different.

"If there’s a young life that you accompany from the moment she’s born, you’d know it’s impossible to mistake her." Atlas stated firmly.

Leo was suddenly speechless.

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On the winding mountain road, a car drove along, Kyle Kinston in the back seat, watching his anxious wife beside him. Raising his hand, he placed it over hers, "Don’t worry, this time it shouldn’t be wrong. We will find Ivy."

"But... that woman abandoned Ivy in that small village, and Ivy’s hurt, what if..." Mabel Quinn said worriedly.

"I’ve already checked with the local police, and they haven’t received any cases involving a little girl." Kyle said. In other words, if anything had happened to Ivy, the precinct would have at least received a related report.

Mabel nodded, turning to look out the window, her face unable to hide the anxiety.

Kyle grasped his wife’s hand more tightly. Initially, he didn’t want her to worry. When he learned from the middle-aged woman who abducted their daughter that Ivy had been taken to a mountain village and abandoned, he intended to go there alone first to ensure their daughter’s safety before telling Mabel, to spare her undue concern.

Sometimes, the greater the hope, the more unbearable the disappointment if something went wrong.

But after all, she understood him similarly. When she saw him hurriedly packing, she asked if they had a lead on Ivy. At that moment, seeing her expression, he couldn’t lie.

He could only tell her the confession of the woman who kidnapped Ivy, and she insisted on accompanying him here.