Godfery Shaw’s expression changed instantly. Elijah Jefferson was the man the organization found, Then whose child is Amelia Wright’s? He always knew that Amelia and Elijah had known each other for a long time and had a good relationship. Amelia lived in Elijah’s old district, where during the auction, Elijah was already familiar with Amelia. They even spent the whole night out together to watch the sunrise, so when Amelia said she was pregnant with Elijah’s child, Godfery Shaw believed her. Because he felt Amelia had no reason to lie to him. Amelia didn’t like him, so lying to him was meaningless. The Shaw family thought it was Godfery who cut off his own weakness and decisively divorced Amelia, but in fact, it was Amelia who steadfastly wanted the divorce. If Amelia and Elijah weren’t in that kind of relationship, Then Amelia’s child... is it his? Thinking about this possibility, Godfery’s first reaction wasn’t joy but a sudden cold sweat down his back. Given that the Shaw family would never allow him to have a child, he had let the pregnant Amelia stay outside. It’s as if he had pushed Amelia to the edge of a cliff and still thought such an arrangement kept her safe. The source of thɪs content is 𝓷𝓸𝓿𝓮𝓵※𝖿𝗂𝗋𝖾※𝙣𝙚𝙩 Anna hadn’t heard a sound from the phone for a long time and cautiously asked, "Boss, what’s wrong? Who really is this Amelia? Should we keep searching for people?" Godfery Shaw clenched his fist tightly and said sternly, "Search! With the fastest speed, mobilize all forces to find her." Anna astutely asked, "Should we continue taking on tasks related to Amelia in the future?" "Yes, take on any tasks regardless of size but notify me immediately." "Got it, boss. I’m already in Riverwood City, so I’ll go down and make arrangements." Anna originally came to Riverwood City for vacation, with one of her goals being to see Amelia. Of course, she also wanted to find the person code-named ’An’, the little sweetie. Anna was skilled at finding people, primarily because she was very interested in the little sweetie. Now, she was also very interested in Amelia. What kind of woman could make both the little sweetie and the boss care so much? Quick, find her and see! Godfery hung up the phone, unable to calm his emotions. He suddenly remembered something and started searching the room, finding a slightly crumpled ultrasound report. Then Godfery called Basil Smith: "Look at this check-up report; is there a chance the pregnancy period is incorrect?" Basil felt conflicted; he, a proper psychology expert, was now being asked to look at obstetric exam reports. But Basil didn’t refuse because he didn’t need to ask to guess whose examination report it was. The young master wouldn’t be so bored as to produce a random woman’s pregnancy check report; the one who could make the young master care so much could only be the Young Madam. Basil took the ultrasound, compared all the parameters, and said, "The actual pregnancy term of the fetus should be two weeks longer. The fetus is somewhat small, possibly due to poor development." After voicing this conclusion, Basil clearly felt the air surrounding the young master turn violent and lethal. Basil didn’t understand the situation. What happened? Why was there a problem with the Young Madam’s child being two weeks older? Godfery waved Basil off, signaling him to leave. Once Basil left, Godfery punched the table. He sat silently for a long time before he could suppress the urge to stab himself, because at this time, he couldn’t afford to be hurt. Even now, he was struggling to contain his nearly uncontrollable emotions despite not being injured. Amelia is pregnant with his child! Godfery repeatedly told himself he didn’t care whose child Amelia was carrying; at this point, when he wasn’t sure he could protect her, it was safer for Amelia to bear Elijah’s child. Yet at this moment, he couldn’t help but feel secretly happy because Elijah hadn’t touched Amelia. He was truly selfish. This matter must not reach the Shaw family. No one else can know! It had been a week since Amelia disappeared. A large number of people from different directions had gathered in Annlin City, and those who were unaware felt uneasy, as if something big was about to happen. The Ink Manor had also sensed something was wrong. During this period, Amelia used to visit the Ink Manor several times a week, but she hadn’t been there recently. Initially, Robert Reed thought it was something temporary, but when he couldn’t reach her by phone in the past two days, he realized something was off. Robert wanted to inquire more, but he was struck by the fact that once Amelia’s phone couldn’t be contacted, there was no way for him to find Amelia. Amelia had long severed ties with the Wright family, who had internally collapsed, and the old Wright household remained quiet and didn’t dare show face. Amelia had no relatives, and thinking about this made Robert feel a bit heartbroken. He recalled Amelia had a friend named Emma Lewis, and soon Robert learned from Emma that Amelia was missing. Robert flew into a rage and immediately utilized his connections to start searching worldwide. Recently, Hamilton had also been trying to contact Amelia, who had promised him to be his on-site guide at tomorrow’s race. But lately, there’s been no way to get in touch, so after asking around, Hamilton realized Amelia was missing. This couldn’t be; that race was very important—if he couldn’t handle the situation himself, he’d ask his sister for help. Hamilton immediately found his sister Fiona Morgan, who used her influence as a popular actress to start finding people too. Lately, the Allen family in Capital City had been feeling anxious, with Mr. and Mrs. Allen speculating that they might have frightened their daughter during their previous emotional episode, which made her return to Riverwood City on the same day and ask Victor to leave, indicating she’s avoiding them. The secretly monitoring Allen family noticed something was off with so many people searching, of course. They joined the search fully, and because Charles Allen was the family head, he went all out, dedicating more resources than the Lewis family and Jefferson Estate, attracting external attention. Mr. Allen simply stated that Amelia was his wife’s lifesaver and they must help in finding her as part of their duty. Even Marsh Smith’s side contributed to the search. The old district was heavily guarded. Number 32 was closed, with dedicated personnel watching over. Emily Allen wasn’t residing at Number 32 either. The first person to know about Amelia’s disappearance that night was Emily Allen, who was brought back from kindergarten by the people from the old district and immediately saw the scattered items in front of the house. Emily’s first reaction was that something had gone wrong, and she immediately went to find Elijah Jefferson. The outside world suddenly changed drastically. It seemed everyone was searching for Amelia. Amos Shaw, still in the Imperial Garden Winery, was about to break down. Amelia was someone he had investigated. Once a foster daughter of the Wright family, now that side of the family was ruined, in other words, she was an orphan. If not for her involvement with Godfery Shaw, Amos wouldn’t even notice such a small figure. Such a solitary, unsupported girl with no background caught and made into Godfery’s grindstone was entirely fitting; as for what tragic end Amelia would meet—that was unimportant. But when Elijah and Emma joined forces and appeared, he knew it couldn’t be unimportant; he didn’t even dare starve Amelia, fearing another fainting and potential danger. Now, Amos had no idea what the situation was. Everyone across the globe was searching for Amelia. He felt that even if Godfery Shaw disappeared, there wouldn’t be such a big stir. Amos became more and more anxious, unable to maintain his dignified demeanor ingrained deep within. He stared harshly at Amelia and sternly asked, "Who exactly are you?"