Ms. Tan Is The Real Boss Chapter 1392: 1391 is not in a hurry

Chapter 1392: 1391 is not in a hurry

Tan Rou returned to her room, and the more she thought about what had just happened, the more interesting it seemed to her. She was still next door, pondering how to help them, but little did she expect that they did not care about her at all. While she slept, they had vanished without a trace.

Kas said he couldn’t take Ajila away, right? How did he end up taking the child away?

Tan Rou was somewhat angry. She was furious that Kas had taken Ajila and furious at herself for meddling in their affairs. She was here to work, not to partic.i.p.ate in some “Where Are the Kids” show. There was no need for her to help others watch or find their children.

But Ajila was someone Tan Rou had gone to great lengths to bring into the country. She had even been cheated by the airport manager to get Ajila here. Now that Ajila was gone, how could Tan Rou not be angry?

She opened the tracking app on her phone, then began searching for Ajila’s location. Although J-country did not have its own positioning satellites, as long as the person being tracked was within signal range, they could still be located.

Tan Rou and her team had brought a signal receiver, which acted like a miniature satellite. It could receive signals within a radius of three thousand meters. As long as Ajila had not gone far, they could determine his location.

Upon arriving in J-country, Tan Rou had antic.i.p.ated such a scenario. If Ajila was a fraud and he ran away while they were not paying attention, Tan Rou could use the mini locator on him to find him.

However, they also needed to find him quickly. If he left the signal coverage area, then he would be lost.

There was a flas.h.i.+ng red dot on Tan Rou’s phone screen. To her surprise, the light was not far away—it was only two hundred meters from the hotel and had not moved at all.

There were two possibilities. Either Kas and Ajila had discovered the locator and discarded it, or they were indeed nearby and had not gone far.

Tan Rou recalled what Kas had said. He mentioned that he just wanted to take Ajila out to see the sunlight and then bring him back. Maybe Kas was just taking Ajila for a walk and would return soon.

Considering this, Tan Rou decided to give them one more chance. If Kas truly did not bring Ajila back, then Tan Rou would go and find them herself, not for anything else but for money. She had gone through a lot to bring Ajila back, and it was not for nothing. Kas must give her a token of appreciation.

It was already past two in the afternoon. Tan Rou decided to get some lunch. She had heard that J-country’s roadside barbecue rice was very delicious and now was a good time to try it.

She asked the hotel staff where to find tasty roadside barbecue rice. Coincidentally, the location they pointed her to was very close to Ajila’s location, just fifty meters away.

When Tan Rou got to the dining spot, she first observed her surroundings, then went to eat.

The street was bustling with goods. The store on the left sold fruits, while the one on the right sold skewers, and next to it, a clothing store. Didn’t they worry about clothes getting a barbecue scent?

Following the coordinates displayed by the locator, Tan Rou found Kas and Ajila inside a flower shop. The door was closed, but the lights inside were on, indicating that there were people inside.

It turned out that the flower shop was likely owned by Kas. She hadn’t expected Kas to bring Ajila out just to take his son to his place of residence.

Tan Rou glanced a few times, then sat down in a barbecue restaurant diagonally opposite. She chose a seat near the door, from which she could see the flower shop across the street. If someone came out, she would notice immediately.

The waiter, seeing a foreign-looking girl come in to eat, asked her in an awkward common language, “Miss, what would you like to eat?”

Tan Rou really didn’t understand what the waiter had said, so she asked in J-country’s language, “What did you say?”

Relieved that she could speak J-country’s language, the waiter fluently asked, “Miss, what would you like to eat?”

Scanning the menu, Tan Rou noticed that the prices here were very reasonable, so she ordered the most expensive set meal.

The waiter was very pleased and immediately said, “Please wait a moment, your delicious meal will be served shortly.”

Rumor had it that restaurants were good places to gather information, hence Tan Rou intended to ask the waiter a few questions. This was also one of the reasons she had ordered the most expensive set meal—money well spent makes things easier.