When Mitchel saw the tears streaming down Raegan's face, he felt distressed. His heart ached. He asked in a low voice, "Does Janey have any special place she likes to hide?"

Mitchel thought that Janey must hide somewhere special where she could stay alone. Otherwise, it was impossible that she did not notice so many people were looking for her.

Raegan was a little surprised. Mitchel was clever, having guessed Janey's special trait.

"When Janey was smaller, she used to keep everything to herself. She seldom talked to anyone. But after the treatment, she got much better,"

Raegan replied.

Janey was a smart and kind girl. And she was more sensitive than other children her age.

In front of Raegan and other people who cared about her, Janey was always well-behaved, acting like an innocent girl. Maybe because she didn't want them to worry about her.

But no matter what, Janey was still a child. Sometimes, it was hard for her to hold back her emotions.

Actually, Raegan chose to come back for two reasons. First, she wanted to fulfill her mother's last wish. Second, she hoped that Janey would feel more comfortable in Ardlens and get along with her peers without the language barrier.

Mitchel pondered for a moment. Then, he said, “I have an idea. Maybe this will make Janey come out by herself."

Raegan didn't know what Mitchel was up to. But when she saw him make a phone call with a solemn look, she felt a sense of relief. Her gut feeling told her that she could trust Mitchel. For some reason, she believed that Mitchel must have a way to find Janey.

Soon, someone arrived at the kindergarten and laid out the tools Mitchel asked on the playground.

Countless lanterns were spread all over the ground. Every lantern had words written on it.

"Janey, you are the best child in the world."

“Janey, your mommy is waiting for you at the playground."

"Janey, you are the apple of our eye."

"Janey, let's go to the amusement park together."

When everyone in the playground saw these encouraging words, tears unconsciously streamed down their faces.

The teachers and the school staff helped put up these lanterns everywhere, further lighting the kindergarten.

As all these lanterns were hung around, the heart-warming words on the lanterns made a touching scene, illuminating and warming everyone's heart.