Fortunately, with Annis and the bodyguards at home, Raegan could rest in ease.

Despite the relentless challenges, Raegan didn't give up. Through her tireless efforts, the situation had almost stabilized. Overall, the losses were much lower than she had anticipated.

The biggest order was from Arthen Entertainment. They didn't ask for any compensation. Instead, they found a replacement and changed the entire setup themselves. This had helped a lot to significantly reduce Raegan's losses.

Raegan tried to compensate to Devonte, but he refused.

Devonte even said, "With Mitchel's issue, it's only right for a friend of his to look after you. Just wait until he comes back, and everything will be alright."

Like Raegan, Devonte didn't believe Mitchel was dead. In his view, Mitchel was invincible. How could Mitchel disappear just like that?

Devonte's words made Raegan's nose tingle. She suddenly felt Like crying. She never cried when she was pressured by those heartless people. But just one sentence from Devonte brought her to tears. Many people thought she was delusional, clinging to false hopes. But Devonte chose to believe her.

However, fate wasn't kind to Raegan. When one crisis seemed to abate, another arose.

On Raegan's third day at the studio, she received a call from home.

The driver said frantically, "Miss Foster, I went to Janey's kindergarten to pick her up. I waited for forty minutes, but Annis and Janey hadn't come out. I asked Janey's teacher, and she said they had already left."

Raegan jumped up and instructed, "Go to the security room and check the surveillance footage. I'll be right there."

She then hung up the phone and rushed out of the studio. When she got in the car, she realized she was shaking all over, clearly not in the state to drive.

Raegan called a designated driver to drive her to Janey's kindergarten. On their way, she kept urging the driver to speed up.

Since Annis had disappeared with Janey, Raegan contacted Elin and they met at the kindergarten gate.

In the school's security room, the drive had already checked the footage three times and saw Annis and Janey walk out of the main gate. But right after they turned a corner, they disappeared.

With trembling hands, Raegan called the police.

However, the police refused to file a case. After all, there was no sign of abduction in the footage. And Annis and Janey had been missing for less than twenty-four hours.

Raegan felt a chill rise from her feet, her entire body trembling.

She steadied herself on a chair, forced herself to calm down, and watched the surveillance footage again and again.

Finally, she walked to the corner where Annis and Janey had disappeared.