Taeyeon grabbed the note and crumpled it in her hand before running out of the cafe.

She ran to the spot where the broken window was and saw a van parked outside of it.

She managed to get the plate number of it before it zoomed away.

"What do I do?" she mumbled as she ran her hand through her hair.

She thought of something.

Mr. Hwang!

She began to run with all her might to the mansion.

She rang the doorbell many times before Mr. Hwang opened the door angrily.

"Wha---" he began to yell but stopped once he saw Taeyeon panting heavily, without Tiffany behind her.

"Where's my daughter?" he asked worryly.

Taeyeon ran into the house and grabbed a pen before writing the plate number down on a piece of paper, giving it to Mr. Hwang.

"What happened?! Taeyeon, breathe!" Mr. Hwang ordered.

Taeyeon took deep breaths.

"Tiffanywenttothebathroomandicouldntfindher" she said, speaking too fast.

"What?!" Mr. Hwang asked.

Taeyeon sighed, "Tiffany went to the bathroom and I couldn't find her, the window was broken and there was a note, I saw the van go away before I could do anything."

Taeyeon handed the crumpled note to Mr. Hwang who read it angrily.

He called guards in and gave them the plate number, "Drive around the city, find the van, find my daughter, NOW!" he roared.

The bodyguards scurried off quickly before Mr. Hwang turned to Taeyeon.

Mr. Hwang was about to yell at Taeyeon, saying it was her fault, when he stopped.

Why did he stop?

He didn't know.

He took deep breaths to calm down.

"I'm glad you told me, Taeyeon. We will find Tiffany." Mr. Hwang said.

Taeyeons eyes glistened over with tears, "It's my fault."

Mr. Hwang looked at Taeyeon, surprised to see her crying.

Taeyeon almost never cried, she was always there for Tiffany who had cried.

Mr. Hwang walked closer to Taeyeon who buried her face in her hands.

He wrapped his arms around Taeyeons smaller body.

"Shh, Taeyeon, it'll be alright. It's not your fault. You didn't kidnap Tiffany, did you?" he said softly.

Taeyeon allowed herself to lean into the protective embrace that Mr. Hwang gave off.