Nael almost turned the entire city upside down, but there was still no sign of Rain.
He knew that something had happened, but there was no sign of Rain's disappearance, and there was not even a trace of a clue left. Naturally, Rain's mother was in a hurry. After calling all the people who could be contacted, she was even more disappointed. It was hard for her to accept it.
Nael squeezed into the small living room. The sunlight was very dark, covered by the blinds, only a few wisps came in, hitting the man's resolute and handsome face sideways. He was flicking the tail ring in his left hand with his right hand, staring blankly preoccupied.
Rain's mother propped her forehead, her eyes were red, but she didn't cry loudly. Nael got up and came to her, and sat down on the chair, "Mom, I've a
