“In the Military Central Hospital, sir."

Isaac ended the call and marched in the direction of his car. He was about to dial Willie's number when his phone suddenly rang.

He frowned when he saw Camila's name on the screen.

He immediately answered the call.

"Mila..."

“This is Aldrin. I'm calling you using my sister's phone." In a distant tone, Aldrin stated, “If you want to save her, go to the address I will send you via text. Come alone, or else you won't see her again."

“Don't hurt her." Isaac spoke in a calm tone, but Aldrin still shuddered.

His words carried an air of oppression

Aldrin could not even see Isaac's face. He could only hear his voice on the phone, but fear still rose in his heart.

Because of the significant age and lifestyle differences between them, Aldrin did not exude the same confidence as Isaac. Still, he managed to feign composure as he said, "Whether I'll hurt her or not depends on how you'll respond to this."

With that, he ended the call.

Isaac wasted no time hopping in his car and driving to the place Aldrin texted him. It did not take long for him to arrive. He pulled over and exited the vehicle. Ruptured bricks, rubble, and decaying wood littered the empty lot around an unfinished building, and its concrete walls made the space feel bleak and foreboding.

He walked into the building but found no one inside. Then, his phone vibrated. He had just received a message from Camila's number.

"Sorry, I gave you the wrong location. Get yourself over to the eastern suburb's wharf." It was definitely Aldrin who sent the message.

Undoubtedly, he intentionally said the wrong place to give Isaac a hard time.

Isaac's face went dark.

However, at the moment, he could do nothing other than follow Aldrin's instructions.

After all, Camila was still in his hands.

Isaac got back in the car and headed to the eastern suburb's wharf.

He was about to step out of the vehicle when his phone vibrated again. It was another message from Aldrin.

“Oh, I'm sorry. I sent the wrong address again."

Isaac went very still. He kept his eyes glued to the screen of his phone, expecting Aldrin to send another message.

‘m really sorry. Go back to the first location I told you about." With a sigh, Isaac started the car again. Then, he turned the car around and returned to the abandoned building.

Several minutes later, Isaac pulled over but stayed inside the car. Aldrin might send a message again, saying he sent the wrong address and whatnot. For a moment, Isaac lamented how childish Aldrin was.

When he had waited long enough, he stepped out of the car, entered the building, and climbed the dirty steps Leading to the second floor.