In the middle of the night, Mrs. Alana performed a feat of tearing Kellen apart with her bare hands for the group who came after hearing the commotion.

Fortunately, Kellen's long legs gave him an advantage, and he calmly walked away while saying, "I'm going to check on Susie."

His steps were steady, but he could still take a step of half a meter. Mrs. Alana couldn't catch up with him and was angry and laughed at the same time.

Martin said, "Okay, Mom, go rest. I'll take care of Susie."

Mrs. Alana grumbled, "It's always easier with you! Keep an eye on Kellen for me. He's unreliable, even though he's really her father..."

Martin nodded, "Don't worry."

Mrs. Alana muttered and returned to her room.

She also wanted to check on Susie, but children have their pride, so she decided against it.

It's no big deal... she'll just make one less steamed bun for her tomorrow!

Susie quickly ran back to her room, threw her backpack and shoes off, and quickly jumped onto the bed, rolling around and wrapping herself up in a thin blanket.

She pretended to be sound asleep.

Sure enough, she heard the door creak open, and someone walk in. Susie was extremely nervous, as Grandma Chloe was really good at scolding people!

Oh no, oh no!

At this moment, Susie had already thought about how she would stand in punishment.

Seeing the little girl tightly closing her eyes, with wrinkled eyelids, Kellen couldn't help but chuckle lightly.

"Heh... your Grandma Chloe didn't come, so stop pretending," he said.

Hearing her father's voice, Susie suddenly sat up and nervously looked outside, "Where's Grandma Chloe?"

Kellen glanced at her backpack on the ground and said, "She's gone to bed."

Susie breathed a sigh of relief.

Kellen asked, "Where did she go?"

Susie said in detail, "Dad, do you remember the girl we bumped into earlier today? There's a ghost beside her that will replace her ghost. So, I want to catch the ghost early."

This was why she wanted to climb the wall.

But the wall was too high for her to climb...

Kellen stood up and said, "Wait for me for two minutes."

Just then, Martin came in and asked with a stern face, "Where are you going?"

Kellen's eyes flashed slightly, and he said, "Susie, Daddy will change his clothes first. Your handsome and wealthy uncle will take us out. You can wait with him for now."

Susie immediately nodded, "Okay!"

Her handsome and wealthy uncle remained silent.

"This is beautifully done.”

In the end, with Martin's cover of breaking the law, Kellen successfully took Susie away from the Murray family.

Although there are a thousand ways to leave the Murray family quietly with a child, it's better to have teammates to cover for you, right?

In the middle of the night, father and daughter walked on the riverbank trail.

Susie said, "Oh, if only I could fly like Alex!"

I wonder how long it will take to walk to that sister's house from here.

Suddenly, Kellen seemed to randomly choose a shop door on the side of the road.

With a bang, he opened the door and went in.

Susie nervously asked, "Dad?" The response to him was the sound of a motorcycle whirring.

Soon, a handsome motorcycle appeared in front of Susie!

The black body was tall and large, very cool, and roared when the throttle was twisted. "Get on!" Kellen picked up Susie and put a pink helmet on her.

The helmet fit her perfectly, as if it were tailored for her.

Susie sat in the front, Kellen helped her fasten the seat belt, and used a special safety buckle to tie the little one to himself.

Susie was nervous and excited, and asked, "Dad, whose motorcycle is this?"

Kellen's eyes were full of smiles, and his tone was lazy, "Hmm... Dad stole it while the owner wasn't there.

Hurry up, if the owner finds out later, it won't be good." After speaking, he twisted the throttle and rushed out.

Susie vaguely saw someone chasing after them from behind, and her eyes widened. "Dad, stealing is not right!"

She cried out anxiously, "Let's go back and pay for it..." Kellen couldn't help but grin.

The two helmets had built-in intercoms, so he could clearly hear Susie talking. "Good girl, don't speak so loudly, Dad can hear you."

His voice was full of indulgence, "Don't worry, Dad is just playing with you.

This motorcycle is Dad's." Susie was stunned and puzzled, "But that shop isn't ours!" Kellen didn't care, "That's Dad's subordinate."

Susie remained silent.

Dad is a big liar and a bad guy.

The little guy was puffed up with anger and almost cried because he thought dad really stole the motorcycle.

The motorcycle roared and Susie had never ridden on a motorcycle before, but soon became happy and forgot about the lie just now.

In the early hours of the morning, there were not many cars on the road.

Kellen naturally wouldn't disturb people in the city, so he chose the outer ring road.

"Good baby, where is that sister's house?" Kellen suddenly remembered this important question.

It turned out that the father and daughter had driven several kilometers on the road and had forgotten where they were going.

Susie held the motorcycle fuel tank with one small hand and stretched out the other hand, "Eeny, meeny, miny, mo, catch a tiger by the toe..."

She suddenly pointed in a direction, "This way, this way!"

This casual look was very much like her making things up.

But Kellen didn't suspect anything and arrogantly drove out with the throttle.

After probably traveling ten kilometers, Kellen followed Susie's direction and arrived at a small residential area in Durham District.

At this moment, the girl was still lying in bed and scrolling through her phone, giggling from time to time.

She had long forgotten the promise she made this morning to sleep early and not play with her phone...

As a reminder, this is a machine translation and may not be completely accurate.