Madam’s Identities Shocks the Entire City Again

"Okay, no problem."

They were all good friends of Dowell's group. They grew up together and helped each other when something happened. They knew what they should do without him saying much.

Brown led the way for Sai Lan and led the ancestor out first.

Sai Lan was very cooperative and walked out with him under the protection of several shadow guards. She looked relaxed and relaxed, as if she didn't think there was really a fire.

She asked casually.

"Where's Dowell? Why didn't I see him come back?"

"He went outside to answer a phone call and heard the alarm. Now he's busy investigating the fire with the people in the club."

"Oh, Eleanor seems to have gone out and hasn't come back either. What a coincidence."

Brown didn't know what she wanted to ask. When the words came to his lips, he could only bite the bullet and explain for his friend: "Eleanor ran into Dowell. They both heard the alarm at the same time, so they should be together now."

"Is that so."

"Yeah. The club is so small, it's inevitable that they ran into each other. There was an emergency, and they were probably both anxious to see what was going on."

Brown was very nervous, but he couldn't tell why he was nervous. He just felt his heart pounding and about to jump out. He didn't want her to continue asking questions.

God heard his voice. Sai Lan seemed to accept his explanation and stopped talking. The group hurriedly evacuated the club.

There were many people waiting outside the club. When everyone saw Sai Lan coming out, they stopped talking and greeted her respectfully.

"Miss."

"Miss."

And Lillian, who was sandwiched in the middle, called out softly: "Aunt Lan."

Sailan saw her in the crowd, ignored Bethea and the black man next to her, and waved to her warmly: "Lily, come here."

Lillian's scalp was tingling with nervousness when she saw her. She moved slowly to her side and said softly: "Aunt Lan, what's wrong."

"Don't want to see me?" Sailan touched her with a smile.

Lillian pinched the corner of her clothes awkwardly: "No, no. My friend is still over there."

Sailan raised her eyes and glanced at Bethea and the black man with her peripheral vision, and said indifferently: "Well, you are from the Irene family, working in the research institute."

"Aunt Lan knows Bethea?" Lillian was surprised and delighted.

Sai Lan didn't care about a small figure working in the research institute, and said lightly: "You follow me later, I will send someone to take you back."

"But..." Lillian remembered what she said to herself last time, and a layer of goose bumps appeared on her arms. She was extremely nervous and lied uneasily: "I have to accompany Bethia and others to find another friend."

"Huh?"

"We have another friend who didn't come out. Bethia couldn't contact her, she didn't answer the phone, and I promised to accompany her to find that person later."

Sai Lan asked casually: "Who is it?"

Lillian grabbed the corner of her clothes and tried to keep herself calm and continued to lie: "Chemist. She is also a person from the research institute."

"She came with us today, and we got separated halfway, and we don't know where she went. Bethia and I are very worried about her."

This is the truth.

But Bethia has just received a text message from the chemist, informing them that she has left first.

"Aunt Lan, I won't accompany you today." Lillian said softly, while carefully observing Sai Lan's reaction, for fear of making her angry.

Sai Lan raised her eyebrows, showing no sign of anger, but she did not respond to her words. Instead, she gave an unyielding answer: "I'll take you back." (End of this chapter)