Husband's blunt message for missing wife Missing Gold Coast woman Novy Chardon. The husband of missing Gold Coast mother-of-two Novy Chardon has one message for his wife: Tell her to get your stupid bloody arse home mate ... Haha, no just tell her she's gotta come home. John Chardon Photo: Facebook Speaking from Jakarta where he flew on Friday with their two young children, Mr Chardon said he was not concerned police had established a crime scene at the family's Upper Coomera home. "That's just normal ... all I'm worried about is the f**ing mess they're going to make," he told Ten News on Monday. Mr Chardon said his wife had disappeared for short periods of time in the past. Novy Chardon, 34, was last seen at a Bridie Drive residence in Upper Coomera on Wednesday, February 6. "She's done this sort of thing before, just not for such a long period," he said. He also revealed he and his wife were going through a divorce. Mrs Chardon, 34, was last seen at her house in Bridie Drive, Upper Coomera, about midnight on Wednesday February 6. Police found her dark-coloured Volvo four-wheel-drive near the railway station at Bowden Court, Nerang, about 6pm on Monday. Her 65-year-old husband, the director of a Loganholme lubricant product company, was the last person to see the home-based beauty therapist alive. A friend reported the disappearance of Mrs Chardon after her husband left Australia for Jakarta with their daughter and son, aged nine and seven. The business trip was organised some time ago but Mr Chardon did not book the plane tickets for his children until Thursday, according to police. Detective Superintendent David Hutchinson said Mr Chardon was not a suspect at this stage in his wife's disappearance. We have spoken to him on the telephone. He hasn't been able to shed any light on her whereabouts," he told reporters on the Gold Coast on Monday. He had previous business arranged in Indonesia and already had the flight booked for the Friday, and it wasn't till after that that the friend became concerned. There was no plan initially for him to take the children, but he has since taken the children. Police are not discounting the possibility of murder, suicide or that Mrs Chardon may still be alive. "All options are still on the table," Superintendent Hutchinson said. The truth of the matter is we don't know where she is and we don't know why she hasn't come home. The overall circumstances are concerning for us. She hasn't spoken with family or friends since last Wednesday night [and] that in itself is out of character. We are concerned for her welfare. Detectives from the Homicide Investigation Unit and the Major and Organised Crime Squad joined police from the Upper Coomera Criminal Investigation Branch in the search for Mrs Chardon on Monday. Mrs Chardon is described as being 160 centimetres tall, with brown eyes and long dark hair. Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or crimestoppers.com.au.