Chapter 1591: Abiya appears in 1590

The situation had reverted to its starting point; Tan Rou and Zhuang Liu had initially set out to track down the manager of this particular area, but after venturing out for two nights in a row, they hadn’t found anyone—instead, they’d stumbled upon an even bigger secret.

When they were ready to investigate the new incident, they found everything had circled back to the beginning, as if the elusive manager was right in front of them.

“Ah, we can’t go shopping together again,” Zhuang Liu’s wish was to go shopping with Tan Rou, but something unexpected always happened.

“Once this is over, we’ll spend three days here, shopping our hearts out,” Tan Rou said.

Zhuang Liu had no choice but to comply with his wife’s plans.

After buying cotton candy, Hamillen bid farewell to Tan Rou and her party. Once he was a good distance away, Tan Rou’s tracking job began.

Hamillen seemed in a hurry to get home, walking at a brisk pace; Tan Rou had to jog just to keep up with him.

“It looks to be him,” Tan Rou muttered, “But he’s rather stout, isn’t he? The man from last night definitely wasn’t this heavy. Could he have other brothers? No, no, even if he did, it’s impossible for the wound to be identical.”

After wrestling with the thought for a while, Tan Rou stopped pondering because Hamillen had reached home. To her surprise, the hotel owner didn’t live in a luxurious villa; his home was quite modest, yet the yard was filled with lush plants and was arranged very beautifully.

“Darling, Daddy’s back,” Hamillen’s face brimmed with a happy smile.

A five-year-old girl rushed out from inside the house, adorable in appearance with her light golden hair and her fair cheeks, like a little angel.

“Daddy!” The girl flung herself into her father’s arms, “Did you go buy cotton candy?”

Hamillen replied, “Of course, your daddy will always buy what my little dear wants to eat.”

“Hmph,” the girl pouted, unhappy as she said, “It’s all your fault, Daddy. You promised to read me a storybook last night, but you disappeared again.”

With his left hand, Hamillen held his daughter’s tiny hand and said, “But I did buy you cotton candy, didn’t I?”

The girl’s mood brightened, “Then let’s go back inside and eat the cotton candy together.”

The father and daughter, holding cotton candy, made their way into the house, but at that moment, a person suddenly sprang out from the side, shouting, “Boss, boss, please save me!”

Upon hearing the voice, Hamillen protected his daughter behind him and demanded, “Abiya, what are you doing here instead of at work?”

Pale-faced, Abiya replied, “Boss, I’ve done everything as you said, but I’m still a little short on money, please lend me some. I will pay you back later. I’ve been feeling unwell, no one is willing to hire me, and I’m out of money. Give me another chance, I promise I’ll work hard, I’ll help you—”

“Silence!” Hamillen frowned and scolded, “Don’t talk nonsense outside!”

Abiya nodded rapidly, “Okay, okay, whatever you say goes, just please lend me the money!”

Not wanting to make things too harsh, Hamillen uttered a “Hmm,” then said, “You haven’t received your full salary for this month yet; I will get you the payment soon. Come inside with me.”

“Thank you, boss, thank you so much!” Abiya gratefully said.

Then Abiya followed Hamillen and his daughter inside, and after they entered, Hamillen locked the door behind them.

Tan Rou didn’t dare get too close for fear of surveillance, so she hid in a spot to wait for them to come out. But a long time passed, and nobody came out.

At this point, Tan Rou sensed something was off. Why did Hamillen need to personally settle Abiya’s wages? He was the boss; he should just be managing the hotel. It’s rare for a big hotel owner to personally pay an employee.

Things were not right, not at all.

Tan Rou couldn’t wait there any longer—Zhuang Liu was waiting for her return—so she edged a little closer to Hamillen’s place. Upon spotting the surveillance cameras on the courtyard wall, she decided to leave.

Before leaving, she accidentally discovered a Round Badge on the wall. By its design, it looked nearly identical to the one they had previously found, and in size, it matched the one they’d seen with the Faler family.

“It was you after all,” Tan Rou whispered softly.

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