Xiao Xiao took out his phone.
There was no room for carelessness when a child went missing.
They couldn't afford to face the worst possible outcome.
It would be best if this were just a false alarm.
But what if it wasn't?
Then even being a second late would be too late.
Zhang Bo nodded.
That was right.
They should call the police.
When they knew nothing, preparing for the worst was the safest course of action.
The police arrived quickly.
The amusement park was huge and crowded, making it very difficult to find a lost child.
Several officers stayed behind to check the surveillance footage.
Xiao Xiao asked Zhang Bo to stay with the police and help review the footage.
After all, even with a description, it would take the officers much longer to recognize Sha Sha without having seen her in person.
Zhang Bo didn't have any photos of Sha Sha either...
Mother Zhang probably didn't, either.
Asking Sha Sha's grandparents for a photo would be difficult to explain.
So the easiest option was for Zhang Bo to stay behind.
It was also the most efficient approach.
Zhang Bo was persuaded.
He rubbed his temples.
He knew the hard part was still ahead.
Earlier, they hadn't been in a very good spot.
There were no cameras.
The thought made Zhang Bo grit his teeth.
Why was real life just like a novel?
Whenever something happened, there were either no cameras or the cameras were broken.
Did it really have to be such a coincidence?
What was the point of installing surveillance cameras?
But what was done was done. Complaining wouldn't help.
They could only search for the child on the nearby footage.
More police officers went to search the amusement park.
The police had