“I think someone just called you."

"Really?" She feigned confusion and reluctantly looked back at Robin. The old man seemed to have grown really older. He also looked like he had no energy left in him.

"You can go, but you only have ten minutes. You have to assist me on this operation," Josiah said, ruining her plans to run away from Robin. Left with no choice now, Camila nodded and said, "I won't be Long." After that, she walked to Robin with a straight face.

When she didn't say anything, Robin said, "I want to see Isaac. Take me to him."

Camila frowned. Why was he asking her this?

“You know I'm working," Camila said indifferently.

Robin held his crutch tightly in his hand and tried to hold in his rage. He looked back up at her and hissed, "Do you think I would have come to you for help if I could get to him myself?”

Oh.. Now she understood.

Isaac had been hiding away from him.

She couldn't tell Robin where Isaac was when she knew he didn‘t want to see him.

So, she said, "I don't know where he is either.”

Robin looked at her intensely and then suddenly grabbed her wrist. However, he was too weak to look imposing Like he used to before.

Camila broke free with ease.

“I'm Isaac's woman now. Hurt me and you'll only piss him off. You know it won't be good for you if he gets angry, right?"

After one last Look at him, she turned around and left.

Robin stood there, powerless, and watched her Leave.

The reason why he wanted to see Isaac was to plead with him to help Travis out. So, he couldn't do anything stupid.

He had no control over Isaac anymore.

All these thoughts unsettled Robin so much that he shook and lost his balance. Luckily, Stevie rushed over and held him before he fell.

“Master, are you okay?" Stevie asked with concern.

He held Robin and helped him sit on a chair that was pushed to the wall.

“Have you gotten his address?" Robin asked after catching his breath.

Stevie shook his head.

“I've checked all the houses Isaac owns, but all of them are empty. He should be in a place we don't know of."

“But Heinz is not a very big city. He hasn't disappeared into thin air, has he?" Robin said weakly, but the frustration in his voice was obvious.