The clue was lost（1）

Upon hearing her unpleasant voice, Nicholas Turner frowned but understood. He then handed the notebook he was holding to Jane and said, "This is Natalie Mitchell's diary. Maybe it contains information about your son's whereabouts."

Jane eagerly took the notebook and started flipping through it, but instead of a personal diary, it was Natalie Mitchell's daily work log that recorded many cases. "There should be more than one."

Natalie Mitchell had been a doctor for over twenty years, so it was impossible for her to only have one notebook.

"I want the diary she wrote four years ago when she was working at St. Mary's Hospital," Jane said.

Nicholas Turner smirked and greedily asked, "Can you give me one million for it?"

Jane frowned. She knew Nicholas Turner was greedy, but her desire to find her son was too strong to resist. She was about to agree when George Hayes walked over, took the notebook, and casually flipped through it. "I doubt it's worth one million," he said.

George Hayes gestured at her, and she understood and nodded in agreement.

Nicholas Turner became anxious. "How could it not be worth it? What if Natalie Mitchell wrote about your son's whereabouts in the diary? That's your own son. Don't you want to find him?"

Jane's heart was bleeding. Of course, she wanted to find her own son, but she didn't want to be taken advantage of. "I can give you at most thirty thousand."

"Only thirty thousand? Are you sure you're the child's mother?" Nicholas Turner exclaimed.

Jane's face darkened. She waved at George Hayes to get in the car and leave. Nicholas Turner saw this and furrowed his brows. He caught up with Jane's car, knocked on the window, and said, "Fine, I'll take it all."

He took out three more notebooks from his pocket, totaling four. "Here you go."

Jane immediately gave him thirty thousand yuan, and as soon as the transaction was done, she left with the diary.

The notebooks were an unexpected gain. After returning to the hotel, Jane read them avidly, with the help of George Hayes and Awu.

The three focused on Natalie Mitchell's diary from four years ago when she worked at St. Mary's Hospital. According to the recorded time, they found that all the entries during the week when Jane gave birth to her child had been torn out!

Although the adhesive marks were carefully removed, George Hayes could still see them, and the time did not match.

The clue was broken again!

Awu looked at Jane with concern, and then at George Hayes. George Hayes deliberately smiled and spoke in an encouraging tone, "Difficulties often precede good fortune. As long as we don't give up, we will definitely find the young master."

Awu nodded along, "Jane, don't be sad. As long as we persevere, there will always be a turning point. We won't give up."

Hearing their words, Jane's eyes reddened. As a mother who had lost her child, she was more sorrowful than anyone else, but being sad wouldn't solve anything. She raised her hand and rubbed her uncooperative vocal cords, trying to speak, "Thank you for your encouragement," she paused for a moment, then looked firmly at George Hayes, "Next, I would like to ask President Hayes to focus on investigating three things: first, find out the real cause of Natalie Mitchel's death and the torn diary; second, find out the mastermind behind Natalie Mitchel; and third, find my son."

The person who swapped her son must have planned it for a long time and would not make it easy for her to find him. Natalie Mitchel's call to the mysterious person had already alarmed them, and they would certainly be on guard. In this situation, it would be even more difficult to find her son.

Therefore, she must prepare herself for a protracted battle.

George Hayes nodded solemnly, "Okay, I will not disappoint you."