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Chapter 1204 - Chapter 1204 Chapter 1206 Destined by Heaven (4)

Chapter 1204: Chapter 1206: Destined by Heaven (4) Chapter 1204: Chapter 1206: Destined by Heaven (4) He was just a little boy, and he had gotten on the car with the butler. In the Vancouver area, Chinese children were common, and no one questioned his sneaky behavior of slipping onto the car.

He had previously checked the computer and found what his father mentioned, a march by the “Masked Alliance” in a large supermarket downtown. He no longer wanted to go with his dad, he wanted to go alone.

Sitting in the car, he swayed along the mountain path. The sky outside had gradually darkened.

These buses heading to the downtown area only ran one or two trips a day and took one to two hours. When the car passed a curve by the seaside, it even warned to be careful. Qin Zhiyou looked outside from his seat and saw a cliff. He marveled at the time thinking, if the car fell off here, maybe he wouldn’t have to see his parents’ quarrels anymore, and perhaps his worries would vanish too.

Little did he know that, just a few hours later, this casual thought would become a reality.

When the bus reached the edge of downtown, it arrived at its final stop. Qin Zhiyou stood in a strange area, slightly stunned. He followed the butler and took another ride, finally reaching downtown. But the downtown area was vast, and mobile networks weren’t well developed at that time. He mustered the courage to ask a black man beside him who looked Qin Zhiyou up and down a few times, “Do you want to go to XX Mall?”

Qin Zhiyou nodded.

“Where are your parents?”

Qin Zhiyou frowned and then shook his head.

Seeing that he was well-dressed, the man knew this was a child who had snuck out, possibly a tourist. Typically, children with yellow skin in Vancouver weren’t poor, and he vaguely harbored ill intentions. “I’ll take you there.”

Qin Zhiyou didn’t think much and nodded, following him for a while. In fact, the area he got off was already very close to the mall, but the man deliberately led him farther away. As we all know, downtown areas in China are the busiest, most crowded, and liveliest with a very low crime rate because of the number of people, cameras, and police. But it’s different abroad. The more central in the city, especially in these old cities, the alleys downtown become even more dangerous.

Fortunately, Qin Zhiyou wasn’t too naive. After following the man through a few blocks and noticing fewer and fewer people and increasing quiet and filthy streets that became darker with some streetlights even broken, he paused slightly.

The man looked back, saw he wasn’t following, and lied, “It’s just ahead, not far. I’ll take you there.”

Thinking of the mall area where he could see the famous bridge and was near a river with a scenic belt, even if he didn’t know the way and was unfamiliar with the area, he sensed that this location didn’t seem like the address he had found. Immediately suspicious, he didn’t think twice and turned around to run back.

Sure enough, as soon as he ran, the man, seeing the “cooked duck flying away,” hurriedly chased after him. Qin Zhiyou, only ten years old and not yet grown tall–barely 1.5 meters–was still just a child. Seeing the man getting closer, he panicked, and in his haste threw all the money and coins from his pocket.

This move stunned the man behind. Initially, he was after money and even planned to grab him, but seeing the hundreds and tens thrown, he hesitated, bent down to pick up the money, and Qin Zhiyou took the opportunity to run away.