‘Yes, that’s clear, but…’
‘But what?’
‘There’s been no word from them for 24 hours. It looks like they’ve vanished into thin air. No emails, no messages, no calls, nothing.’
‘How come?’
‘I don’t get it either, but I suspect something bad,’ she tilted her head, sadly.
‘Have you tried contacting anybody else in the local team? The Foundation has some on-the-spot workers placed there, doesn’t it?’
‘Presently, there’s just a small group of five, who are in charge of an orphanage’s renovation. They know nothing about them either. All they said was that they hadn’t shown up at their last scheduled meeting, and they weren’t answering their phone calls either.’
‘What about the authorities?’
‘Oh, them!’ she sighed hopelessly.
‘The police?’
‘It’s only been a day. They wouldn’t even take me
