The Woman From Hell
Chapter 903

Chapter 903

Carlson frowned. "You're saying..."

I lowered my eyes and looked at my gradually clenched fists. "Theo got Snowy a trainer, so he'sextremely vigilant. He’ll immediately sense it if anyone is hostile toward Munchkin, then take himaway from danger. Also, as soon as Munchkin is away from the adults, Snowy will immediately grabonto him. Mason told me that Munchkin disappeared as soon as Julia turned around. If someonetook Munchkin away immediately after she turned, or if Munchkin strayed far away, Snowy would'vebarked.”

"Are you suggesting that Julia was lying?" Tyler asked.

I shook my head. "I'm not sure, but one thing's for sure is that if a stranger wanted to take Munchkinaway from Lynch Residence, then it would've been very difficult. Besides, there are so manysurveillance cameras around, so how could none of them have captured anything?"

I continued after a pause, "Based on this alone, I have every reason to suspect that the Lyncheshas hidden Munchkin away. And it's someone Munchkin is extremely familiar with."

After hearing what I said, Carlson and Tyler immediately thought of someone suspicious and

blurted out at the same time, "Mason.” "It’s highly possible, don't you think?”

I looked at them, and my mind was clear. "Cecilia's last wish was that Mason should never learn ofMunchkin's existence. She didn't want the Lynches to have Munchkin back. Mason knows that I’llcertainly obey Cecilia's wish. Coupled with the fact that I've been raising Munchkin for so manyyears, it's almost impossible for him to take Munchkin away from me. Hence, he agreed to let mecontinue to raise Munchkin. He and the Lynches could come and visit him. When Munchkin is onschool break, they'll bring him to South Vasetine for a period of time. That was the agreement. But

in actual fact, he was thinking of ways to keep Munchkin in the Lynches forever. That’s why he tookthe opportunity of bringing Munchkin to South Vasetine this time to hide him away completely.”

My initial thought was that Munchkin was his son, after all. Blood ties would never break, so insteadof fighting each other for Munchkin's custody to the point of exhaustion, why not compromise so Icould continue to raise Munchkin and at the same time, Munchkin could also receive extra love fromanother man? This must be the best option out there.

It seemed that I should never have thought about it that way in the first place. I should not haveallowed him to come into contact with Munchkin ever.

Tyler fell silent for a very long time before saying slowly, "With Mason's character, he may not dosuch a thing. First of all, Munchkin is very well alive, so he can't keep him hidden away forever andnot see the light. Someone will notice it sooner or later.

"Secondly, he has no reason to do so because you've already promised to let him visit Munchkin atany time. Munchkin is already able to think at this age, so i f he removes him from your side byforce, Munchkin will definitely resent him. He can’t possibly overlook this. Thirdly, why would hewant to kill Munchkin's dog?"

I looked down and played with my fingers, feeling somewhat irritable. "Perhaps he’s just such ahorrible person, trapping Munchkin by his side without considering it first."

Carlson looked at me and furrowed his brows slightly. "Let’s go back first, Wanda."

I grew even more irritable seeing that none of them agreed with me.

I did not say a word while on the way back.

When we got back to the hotel, Tyler was summoned b y Carlson. I sat in the room with unease,feeling tremendously cranky and unsettled.

After replaceing Snowy, I was even more certain that Munchkin was taken away by the Lynches.

Sometimes, when clues started emerging, it would be impossible to conceal further.

In the end, I simply assumed that Mason was the one hiding Munchkin away.

At the thought of this, I called Mason and asked where he stayed.

Mason did not stay in Lynch Residence whenever he returned to South Vasetine. Theo once saidthat he would typically stay in an apartment in the city center.

After getting his address, I took a cab there straight away.

It was difficult to get in because one had to obtain the tenant's consent first. Hence, I gave Mason acall.