Chapter 480 Lisa Is Missing

"Bring Lisa to me," Nathan ordered as he twirled the pen with his fingertips, a smile tracing its way across his lips.

He knew that if he didn't take some form of action, Mandy would never come back to him. If he wanted the chance to win back her heart, he needed to take some despicable measures such as this one.

"Yes, sir," Fred responded. He leaned over and grabbed a mask from the passenger seat. He peered through the window, waiting for an opportunity to take the little girl away.

Lisa ran all the way to the front gates with Yogurt. The little rabbit was tired, so they stopped under the shade. She held Yogurt in her hands with a smile on her face.

Her face was a little flushed from the running she did earlier. She patted Yogurt's long ears, laughing. "Yogurt, let's go inside the house and eat some fruit salad!"

Suddenly, a tall man hovered over her. Lisa was too busy twiddling Yogurt's fur, and she didn't realize it. It was not until her shadow disappeared in front of her that she realized that something strange was happening.

The wall surrounding Summer Villa wasn't that high, so Fred effortlessly jumped over the wall and into the villa.

Lisa slowly put down her rabbit and turned around, eyes widening when she saw a man standing in front of her. He was wearing a mask.

She grew up in America, so she had watched a lot of kidnapping films. Lisa backed away only to stumble onto the green grass. The man was wearing a mask from the Monkey King movie–a familiar cartoon. Lisa used to like that character very much, but now, it terrified the hell out of her.

Fred quickly bent over and wrapped her in his arms before anyone could notice. Without another thought, he jumped out of the villa.

Lisa slammed her hands against his chest. "W

s anxiously holding her phone, he tapped on the window.

"Where are you going? What happened?"

"Get in the car. Our daughter has been kidnapped." It was then that Mandy remembered the phone call she just had with Nathan. Her hands gripped onto the steering wheel as her forehead wrinkled in worry.

Her face darkened.

"Colin, why don't you go home first? I have somewhere to be."

"Where are you going?" Colin asked with great anxiety.

"I think I might know where she is. You can go home first and check the surveillance video again," she said, not mentioning Nathan's involvement in the matter.

Without prodding for more information, Colin let Mandy speed off.

On the way, Mandy quickly took out her phone and dialed Nathan's number. If the child was taken by Nathan, then she'd be in good hands, but if she wasn't...Mandy's heart pounded in her chest at the thought.

Nathan let the phone ring for more than ten seconds before answering, "Mandy, I knew you'd call me back."

"Did you take her?" she asked urgently. "Did you take Lisa?"

"Honey, did you just call me to accuse me of such a thing? And here I thought you were starting to miss me." He chuckled.