Chapter 653: Confusion

Kuang Ye called Yin Dong to tell him that the person had been found, and at the same time stepped on the accelerator.

Forty minutes later, the black G-Class stopped at the Happy Valley parking lot.

The entire Happy Valley covers an area of ​​hundreds of thousands of square meters, with various amusement facilities scattered around and dozens of entertainment projects. Finding someone there is no less difficult than finding a needle in a haystack.

Fortunately, Kuang Ye had brought Yin Mujia here to play before, and they followed the route they had taken before. Kuang Ye first went to the carousel to look for it.

He carefully searched the outer circle of the carousel twice but did not see Yin Mujia.

He went to the [Big Rafting] and [Whitewater Rafting] again, but still didn't see anyone.

The weather was great and it was the weekend, so the entire Happy Valley was not only packed with people, but everywhere you looked there were heads of people.

Kuang Ye relied on his height advantage and walked back and forth in the crowd with a frown. As he walked, he took out his cell phone and called people to help look for it.

In the entire Happy Valley, there were very few activities that Yin Muga dared to play by himself. He spent half an hour searching through all the non-exciting activities one by one, but still found nothing.

Kuang Ye was running out of breath. While panting, he couldn't help but curse Yin Mujia inwardly, wondering what was wrong with him.

He looked at the huge crowd and wished he could use a loud speaker to call out to people.

An idea suddenly occurred to him, and he turned around to find a staff member and asked the staff member to lead him to the broadcasting room in the park.

"I'm looking for someone."

The older woman in the broadcasting room was so frightened when she saw him walk in with such an imposing manner that she stood up from her chair and said hurriedly, "Tell me the basic information of the person you are looking for."

Kuang Ye gasped and gave his name, "Yin Mujia."

The eldest sister: "It's a girl, right? How old is the child?"

Kuang Ye was obviously stunned, his eyes fixed on the elder sister's face for a while, and then replied: "21 soon."

The eldest sister was also stunned for a moment, but fortunately she was knowledgeable in her job, so she asked, "Is there something wrong with your intelligence?"

Kuang Ye's face darkened visibly, his brows and eyes instantly turned cold, and his tone was filled with dissatisfaction: "Who are you scolding?"

The older sister was in her fifties and had worked in this place for many years. She'd seen all sorts of strange things, and she wasn't afraid of others causing trouble in the workplace, so she fought back, unyieldingly, "Who did I scold? I'm just speaking the truth. She's 21, and she's still worried about someone getting lost and not being able to find their way home. If she doesn't have a mental problem, who has a problem?"

The older sister, with a stern face, continued to nag, "Young couples have a disagreement and come here to flirt on the radio. I've seen it all before. This is an emergency rescue platform, not a place for young people to flirt. Don't come here and take up public resources."

If this happened under normal circumstances, Kuang Ye's eloquence would have made his elder sister happy and she would have obediently broadcast the missing person search notice for him. But at this moment, he didn't know whether he was angry with Yin Mujia or was anxious, so let alone trying to please her, he was lucky that he had restrained himself and didn't do anything.

Kuang Ye slammed the door and walked out of the broadcasting room.

As I came out of the broadcasting room, I heard a series of screams. The amusement project next to me was called Crystal Wings. It was actually a variation of an ordinary roller coaster. The person's arms and legs were tied up, and the whole torso was fixed to the seat, with only the head exposed. Then the person moved quickly and aggressively on the track, repeatedly diving, flipping, and hanging upside down in mid-air.