The process of finding a child is not fun. With old Mel's Teddy as a 'role model' yesterday, the surrounding South District residents dropped what they were doing and joined the search team.
Wes was a little helpless, because every time Nathan's father wanted to answer the question 'Why is Nathan missing too?', the man would look at him with a complicated expression. Wes could only remain silent and let the question be answered with a simple 'naughty'.
Wes occasionally glanced at Zach and marveled at the cleverness of this vampire who played the 'citizen game'.
Quite simply, with so many South Side people watching, Nathan's father didn't even dare to mention going to the beach to find someone! Because the question becomes 'Teddy hasn't been found yet, what is your son doing at the beach?' ! Why don't you keep an eye on him? '
How to answer this? 'Naughty' is no longer an answer that satisfies the seriously concerned neighbors in the South District!
Please follow the previous causal connection, is this father required to plead guilty for his son to Wes, the policeman, in front of all his acquaintances
Yes, Nathan's father, that middle-aged man, was just leading a group of enthusiastic South Side people to run around and hold on. While holding on, he had to worry about whether Nathan was really in danger. And this worry will only become more and more serious as time goes by!
Field roads, mills, water towers... there are almost all the places you can 'play' in the surrounding southern district! Everyone's heart sank. Some people were already asking Weiss, the only police officer in the crowd, to ask the Southern District Police Department to add more manpower to help.
"Suddenly I remembered..." Vampire Zach had already emptied his snack can, but the western sun was still squeezing the shadows of the trees under the red arc above the horizon. Zach frowned and asked seriously, "What else do we have?" I haven’t seen it at home, who knows if there is anyone waiting at Nathan’s house?”
People in the South Side are actually very unfamiliar with Zach. As the crowd mingled, all they needed to know was that this guy was here to help find Nathan, no one cared who this guy was.
Zach's sudden question attracted people's attention, and only a few people who had dealt with Benjamin whispered Zach's name to others.
"Oh, Grande..." What's interesting is that after knowing Zach's identity. These simple South Side people looked at Wes who was indeed wearing a police uniform. In the minds of people in the South District, there is something going on between Grande and the South District Police Department. Everyone knows.
Nathan's father now had no time to care about Zach's identity. Instead, he rushed in front of the people and hurried toward home with a woman who had joined the searching team halfway. These were Nathan's parents. After the woman was informed that her son was missing, she desperately came to complete the meeting with her husband.
Zach’s reminder is necessary.
Wes looked at Zach, inquiringly.
Zach nodded, Nathan was already back. Mike just took off the container. Under the gaze of the red sun, the ink-black 'smoke' twists and turns, informing the vampire.
There was no need for Zach to follow back anymore, and he fell to the end of the crowd. Wes leaned over, and Zach shook the square wine bottle in his hand without making any sound.
Wes understood and smiled, "I can handle the rest by myself. We'll meet again in Grand after this."
Zach was very satisfied with the other person's thoughtfulness.
People cannot be compared. Remember it. James once encountered the same situation, and it was the first time he learned about the return of the Phantom Queen. James also needed a reminder from Zach. I reluctantly parked the car in a shady area.
Zach's good mood was suddenly dispelled by a comparison he shouldn't have made. He suspected that James was still staying in Grande! When they met on Route 27 before, although he said frankly that the situation that James was personally worried about would not happen, with James' character, he probably would not leave Weiss's affairs alone.
Zach pouted. Watching the crowd getting further and further away, he turned around unsteadily. When no one noticed him anymore, he unbuttoned his shirt in advance, pulled up his trousers, took off his shoes, and watched the sunset from the west. Hit. The figure blurred for a moment, buried in the field, and disappeared.
Zach's estimate was correct, James was indeed still there. There was no place to sit indoors, and the general's son had no intention of fighting for the TV with all the creatures in Grande. He sat on the bench in the back porch with a gloomy expression, folding his shoulders and waiting.
James stood up immediately when he saw the figure. Before he could say anything, a pair of shoe soles pointed at his face, "Wait while I change clothes."
The vampire was a little helpless. Even if he made preparations in advance, it still cracked where it should have cracked at a speed that was not suitable for human movement. Zach was very embarrassed, and his only consolation was that he had saved a pair of shoes.
James' face turned red as he faced the two soles, and he only endured it for a moment, waving his hand and pushing away the soles in front of him, "Vampire!"
Zach pushed open the back door with his exposed shoulder, glanced at James, shook his head helplessly, and went upstairs. You really shouldn't compare. This really isn't a case of liking the new and hating the old, it's just bad luck. Who told Alpha to pick up James in the woods in early spring, not Wes!
If we think about it carefully, this 'who' is actually very clear, it is James's father, General Lance. James came directly, easily, and in disguise, he squeezed out Wes's reporting spot at the North District Police Station. In contrast, Weiss arrived three months late under normal procedures, and inexplicably became the 'rookie' least liked by his colleagues in the South District.
James, who was not grateful at all for taking advantage of him, rushed into the stairwell without any surprise, almost hitting Zach who was moving up the stairs at normal human speed, "We need to talk!"
"And I need to change my clothes." Zach tilted his head and looked at James's face. The bad taste in training this guy that he once loved so much was gone. What can I say, people can't compare.
"Let's talk now!" James is very persistent. We all know this, but at this time James is still a little abnormally excited. I don't know what he is so anxious about!
Zach stopped on the stairs, turned around, and still looked down despite his messy clothes.
Zach threw away the shoes he was carrying with one hand, untied the cuffs, and shook off the sleeves without any support. "Do we want to talk now?" Zach knocked on the handrail of the stairs and raised his voice, "Louise, Bring me my clothes."
Louise poked her head out at the entrance of the stairs, glanced at the two people, twitched the corners of her mouth, and retracted.
"Tell me." Zach's hands have moved to his waist and he is doing what he wants to do with an expressionless face. "What do you want to talk about?" This is Grande, Zach's home. Of course he can do anything. What you have to do!
James was stunned for a moment, and his eyes darkened.
It's a pity that he didn't retreat despite the difficulty, he just turned around, hugged his shoulders, and said in a low voice, "What on earth is Herman going to do?!"
Our vampire sighed in his heart, this guy actually spoke! How could someone be so helpless...
Wait a minute! Zach raised his eyebrows when he bent down to pull up his pants, and looked at James' side face, Herman? (..)