The Most Loving Marriage: Don't Be Too Bad, Mr President novel Chapter 215

“President Mu, President Song, if the person is still in the hotel, we will definitely find her!” The manager hurriedly coaxed them.

Alistair couldn’t hear a word he said and all he wanted was to find Annabelle.

“Stop bull-shitting me. If you couldn’t find the person, you will bear the consequences!” Alistair threatened the man.

When the manager heard him, his back was drenched in cold sweat.

Song Jing was anxious too. As he saw Alistair was losing rationality, he said no more. At that time, he raised his head and noticed that there was no CCTV in the corridor. The man frowned and said, “don’t you have CCTV in your hotel?”

When the manager heard that, he hurriedly nodded, “the CCTV in this corridor happened to be broken yesterday. We removed it and had yet to install it. But it’s just this corridor and we have it everywhere else!” The manager added.

Alistair understood Song Jing right away and said, “hurry and go get the tapes now!”

“Oh, alright, yes sir!” The manager nodded right away, “please follow me!” After that, he brought them to the surveillance room.

They were playing the night over. Even when Alistair followed Annabelle into the balcony. Although they couldn’t see what happened inside, the two men were clear in their heart.

After that it was the dancing and finally Annabelle walked towards the washroom…

“Yes, that time!” Alistair said.

Song Jing nodded as well, “that was my last time seeing her!”

As expected, after Annabelle walked inside, the CCTV didn’t catch her coming out anymore. And coincidentally the CCTV in that corridor was broken.

“Damn it!” Alistair couldn’t contain his anxiousness and cursed.

Why such a bad timing for the CCTV to be broken!

He couldn’t help but cursed.

Song Jing stared by the side and continued to check on the tapes.

After that, Alistair helped Yoi to leave the hall. Annabelle still hadn’t come out after entering.

Both Song Jing and Alistair knew for a fact that Annabelle would not be leaving without a word.