Five Years Wasted Now They Beg Her Back novel Chapter 355

"Tracing financial transactions is too slow."

Damien stood up and straightened his cuffs. "Since that madwoman Amelia is behind this, there's bound to be something more interesting to find."

Grace turned around. "What are you going to do?"

Damien's lips curved into a smile. "I have my ways. You just focus on preparing your original data. Go to that pointless forum tomorrow and shut them down. Your husband will handle the rest."

Damien leaned in and planted a firm kiss on her lips. "As soon as we've swatted all these flies buzzing around you, we're going on our honeymoon."

That night, at the top floor of the Clarke family building.

Felix stood before the desk, trembling, not daring to breathe too loudly.

Damien toyed with a black USB drive, his expression grim.

"Amelia has been getting bolder and bolder lately."

"Mr. Clarke, our intelligence network has intercepted encrypted communications between Amelia and Wilson," Felix said, wiping the cold sweat from his forehead. "This foreigner was greedy, too. Amelia gave him five million dollars, but he demanded another two million."

"The recording?"

"It's on the USB drive," Felix said quickly. "Besides the transfer records, there's a call recording. Amelia said it herself, she wanted to 'ruin Grace's reputation and make it impossible for her to survive in the academic world.'"

Damien let out a cold laugh. "Send it to Grace."

"Yes, sir."

Just as Felix was about to leave, Damien stopped him.

"By the way, look into the old Hart family mansion."

Felix was taken aback. "Mr. Clarke, wasn't the Hart mansion seized by the court?"

"I'm talking about the nanny from back then, the one who drove Grace to a suicide attempt from depression. Find out where she went," Damien said, his expression dark and unreadable. "All the suffering Grace endured in the past... I'm going to make them pay it all back, with interest."

The next day, at the International Academic Exchange Forum.

Thanks to the buzz around "Grace's alleged plagiarism," the venue was packed with reporters, their cameras and microphones forming a veritable forest.

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