Gu Jingze remained silent as he looked down and poured some tea.
Gu Qigang asked, "You did not do it… Or were you not able to? Sigh, it's been many years actually. I know it's not easy, but I still hope you could do your best to help me with this."
Gu Jingze continued remaining silent.
Gu Qigang sighed, "Few people know about this. My guess is that it probably has to do with those who knew about it at that time. Otherwise, he wouldn't have vanished like this. Even if a stranger picked up this child, there would be a trace left behind. Now, there is no trace at all. He must have been wiped out. I…"
"Enough, Father." The vein beside Gu Jingze's ear twitched. He was trying so hard to control his emotions, but he could not take it any longer.
He turned to Gu Qigang. "Father, if you could place this concern on Mother, I'll probably be happier and be more willing to help you out. However… I'm really disappointed."
Gu Qigang froze.
