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    Nte’s anxiety escted.


    She pulled out her phone and dialed Samuel’s number.


    The call connected immediately.


    “Mr. Ford, Sadie is missing,” she said, her voice breaking.


    “What? Miss Hudson is missing?” Samuel responded, his tone rmed. “Don’t worry. I’ll inform Mr. Wall right away, and we’ll organize a search immediately.”


    After ending the call, Nte slumped into a chair, her hands covering her face as she began to cry.


    Meanwhile, Samuel struggled to maintain hisposure.


    He understood that losing his temper wouldn’t help; finding Sadie was the priority.


    He immediately called Noah. As soon as the call connected, Samuel urgently said, “Mr. Wall, Mrs. Wall has disappeared from the hospital.”


    Noah, who had been lounging on the sofa idly caressing a wine ss, stiffened upon hearing the news, his demeanor turning imposing.


    “What did you say?” His voice was low and ominous.


    “Nte just informed me that Mrs. Wall is missing from the hospital. The bodyguards insisted they were at the door the entire time and didn’t see her leave, yet she’s gone.” Samuel’s voice trembled, as he anticipated Noah’s reaction and the possible repercussions.


    Noah stood abruptly, his movements swift as he grabbed his coat. The wine ss shattered in his hand, red wine seeping through his fingers — a stark and foreboding image.


    Yet, he seemed unfazed by the pain, his eyes icily focused.


    “Lock down the hospital! Check every exit thoroughly!” Noahmanded, his voice grave andmanding. “Leave no stone unturned. Find her!”


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    Pausing for a second, he added, his tone even more foreboding, “Also, seal all exit routes from the city. Highways, railways, airports — inspect every mode of transport. Don’t let any suspicious individual or vehicle escape!”


    “Understood, Mr. Wall. I’ll coordinate the search immediately,” Samuel responded, knowing better than to dy.


    Noah donned his coat and strode out of the office with a fierce aura. Three years ago, he had lost Sadie once.


    Now, she had vanished again on his watch.


    Noah clenched his fists tightly, his nails digging into his palms, drawing blood.


    “Sadie, you better be safe… or I’ll make anyone who harmed you pay dearly,” he vowed, his voice low and hoarse.


    Noah stepped into the elevator, hitting the button for the underground garage.


    As the doors closed, they enclosed his surging wrath and determination.


    The elevator began its rapid descent, mirroring the sinking feeling in his heart.


    He couldn’t bear the thought of anything happening to Sadie. He was determined to prevent any harm froming to her at all costs.


    Samuel and his team arrived at the hospital, entering the room from which Sadie had disappeared.


    Nte was on the floor, sobbing uncontrobly, while the two bodyguards stood nearby, visibly shaken.


    “Mr. Ford, you must save Sadie… She must have been abducted by malevolent people…” Seeing Samuel, Nte grasped him desperately, her voice choked with tears.


    “Miss Barton, please calm down. We are doing everything in our power to find Miss Hudson.” Samuel reassured her, his face set with determination.


    He then turned to the bodyguards, his tone sharp. “Exin how Miss Hudson disappeared on your watch!”


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