"Well, do as Essie said. Since you all suspect each other, it's a good idea," Alena said.

A muscle on Mary's face twitched violently. Essie was a cunning woman. With bodyguards following her all day long, wouldn't it be inconvenient for her to do anything?

That was exactly what Essie wanted. Grandma Suzan's case had involved too many people's life. If nurse Li called the Rong family, Mary would be the number one suspect. She couldn't let her do whatever she wanted.

What Mary cared about the most was Mili's pad. She couldn't sleep or eat well if she didn't destroy it. Now that the security guards were watching her, it would be more difficult for her to move. She searched her heart and thought of a person, who might be able to help.

In the evening, she took Rabi into her room on the excuse of coaxing him to sleep. Rabi was brought up by Mary and the son of Valery. Essie didn't worry that she would hurt him, so she didn't stop her.

After entering the room, she closed the door.

"Rabi, can you do me a favor?"

"What's the matter?" Rabi asked, blinking his big eyes.

"Can you help me borrow Mili's pad? There are many photos of your great grandma Suzan in it. I want to copy them as souvenirs," Mary coaxed.

"Okay." Rabi nodded obediently.

"You can't say that it is me who wants to borrow it. You can say that you want to play the game by yourself, or she won't give it to you," Mary warned.

"Why?" Rabi asked in confusion.

"Last time grandma borrowed her pad and accidentally fell into the water. She was very angry and didn't want to lend it to grandma anymore," Mary said.

"Then you should be careful this time. Don't let her pad fall into the water again, or she will be very angry and won't lend me anything in the future," Rabi said.

"Okay, grandma will be very careful this time." Mary smiled. Children should be as naive and easy to be coaxed as Rabi. The little bastards that Essie gave birth to were all like that fox spirit. If possible, she would strangle all of them to death.

Rabi walked out of her room and went to Mili's room.

Mili was drawing.

"Sister, can I borrow your pad to play games?" Rabi asked.

"Brother, where is your pad?" Mili asked casually.

"It's out of power. It's charging." Rabi rubbed his hands and said. Mary taught him this, but he was not good at lying and was a little nervous.

Mili didn't notice his difference. She generously handed him the pad and turned off the fingerprint password.

Seeing that Rabi came back with the pad smoothly, Mary was very happy. However, she had to coax Rabi to sleep before she could do the rest.

She hummed the lullaby and Rabi fell asleep soon.

She turned on her pad, put on her headphones and listened to all the audio files in it. Finally, she found the part that Mrs. Suzan had recorded.

Damn it! Herman was lying to her. He didn't delete the file at all.

She tried to delete the file, but it was set with damn file protection. She needed to enter the password to delete it.

I

ddenly had a nightmare. He got up from the bed and threw all the things on the table downstairs, with your pad in it. So daddy changed a new one for you."

"Oh, I see." Mili touched her chin. "Is he sleepwalking? No wonder I heard the sound of something falling last night."

"Brother maybe played too hard during the day, that was why he acted like that," Essie explained. She was not sure whether Rabi was sleepwalking or not. She didn't believe that her son would suffer from somnambulism, so she didn't want to be so rash.

"Okay." Mili nodded. "Fortunately, I have a foresight. I guessed that my pad would be in trouble, so I backed up all the files in advance and copied them back later."

"That's good. You have to keep it a secret. Don't tell anyone. Brother will be afraid if he knows it," Essie said.

"Don't worry, Mommy. I believe my brother doesn't suffer from somnambulism. I used to sleep with him, but he didn't sleep well. He has never been like this. He must be too tired at school during the day," Mili said.

"Good girl." Essie kissed her pink face.

Coming out of her room, she went to the dining room for dinner. When she saw Rabi, Mili smiled sweetly. "Brother, I made a mistake just now. This is my pad."

"That's good. I'm afraid that your pad will be broken when grandma is playing," Rabi said casually.

Hearing that, Mili was slightly stunned. She turned to look at Mary and asked, "Grandma, did you play my pad again?"

"I coaxed Rabi to sleep yesterday and wanted to tell him a new story, so I checked it on your pad," Mary explained hurriedly.

"Okay," Mili answered. She didn't think too much. After all, it was just a pad. She was not that stingy.

After dinner and sending the children to school, Essie went straight to the hospital to ask an expert in neurology about Rabi. The expert said that this behavior might not be a somnambulism, but a pure nightmare of the children. She was relieved when she heard that she. She would pay more attention observe him.