Savage Love On His Wheelchair novel Chapter 508

"Vanessa, have you seen Heidi?"

Fred drove straight to the coffee house, pushed the door open and saw Rosemary talking to the waiter.

"Okay, just do what I say!"

Seeing Fred's face in a hurry, Rosemary hurriedly explained a few words to the little fish and turned to look at him.

"Fred, what brings you over here?"

Stepping forward, Rosemary smiled.

"Vanessa, you know where Heidi is, don't you! Tell me, will you?"

"Heidi's not here, she's gone back home!"

Rosemary looked at Fred with a puzzled look and said, "You're in such a hurry to find Heidi, is something going on?"

"When did she go back home?"

"It's the third day of the last time I came here with you, she said that the old family called to say that his grandmother was sick, then she took Kate back with her and hasn't come back yet, you're in such a hurry to find Heidi, is something wrong?"

Since Heidi left for the country, Rosemary has been coming here almost every day to take care of the business, and there is nothing going on in the group during this time, so she has plenty of time.

"Vanessa, do you know the address of Heidi's grandmother's house?"

"I'm not so sure about this one!"

When Heidi told her she was going to the country, she was not in a good mood and was so busy trying to comfort her that she forgot to ask for her address.

Fred suddenly thought of something and stood up and said to Rosemary, "I have to go first, if Heidi comes back please give me a call."

Dropping a phrase, he left in a hurry.

Heidi's whole body took two steps backwards, her body trembled so much that her body felt hollowed out.

Hearing Heidi say this, Nancy also followed the tension, and then Kate would have gone where?

"Heidi, just now your Larry said he saw some men holding a little girl on his way back down the hill, he said the girl's figure looked like Kate, I came to ask if Kate was with you!"

The village chief walked in with a tiger-looking young man and asked worriedly.

"Larry, what part of the city did you see them?"

Heidi propped her hands on the wall and looked at the man in front of her, her voice choked with sobs.

"I saw it at the bottom of the hill by the south bridge, I looked at the little girl seemed to be struggling desperately, I thought it was a trafficker, so I followed them for a while, and that's how I found out that the man was actually Kate's father, and the girl had a bag over her head and couldn't see clearly who it was."

With that said, Heidi rushed out without even thinking about it.