The two walked out of the hospital hand in hand.

Su Wan kept wondering, did Su Shikun call her over just to ask her one question?

She couldn't figure it out, so she simply stopped thinking about it.

The next morning, before Su Wan even got out of bed, she heard a deafening banging on the door.

Han Hongmei's out-of-control voice rang out from outside.

"Su Wan, come out here!"

Grandma Qin let them into the house. Su Wan and Qin Yi went out and saw Han Hongmei, who looked flustered and angry, and Su Chengde, who was full of worries and kept comforting her.

Qin Yi stepped forward to greet them: "Dad, Mom, what's wrong? Why are you here so early?"

Han Hongmei could no longer contain her anger. She pointed at Su Wan's face and cursed angrily, "You heartless ingrate, where did you put your brother?"

Su Wan frowned and exchanged a glance with Qin Yi.

Su Shikun has disappeared?

Where will he go?

Su Wan looked at Su Chengde: "He's gone?"

This morning, Han Hongmei went to the hospital and found that Su Shikun was missing. She asked the nurses, but they all said they hadn't seen him. After making inquiries, she discovered that Su had been there last night.

Han Hongmei interrupted, "What are you pretending for? Didn't you say something to your brother yesterday that provoked him, causing him to disappear?"

"You jinx, tell me right now where you took your brother?"

Su Wan said coldly, "Do you think I have the ability to do anything to him, an adult male, in public?"

Su Chengde scolded Han Hongmei: "Stop making a scene."

He turned to look at Su Wan: "Wanwan, what did your brother say to you yesterday? Was anything unusual?"

Su Wan shook her head, "They just asked about Su Qing."

Qin Yi, who had been silent all along, spoke up: "It seems to me that he left on his own initiative. Yesterday, he asked Wanwan to come over, as if it was to see Wanwan. He may still be hung up on Su Qing's death, and it's possible that he wanted to have some peace and quiet."

Su Wan glanced at the anxious Han Hongmei: "Let's call the police. The sooner the better."