Chapter 361 Not Scared of Haunted Mansions
Wolf immediately pointed at his phone, signaling for Wynter to invite Marie out.
Wynter smiled, her tear mole subtly shifting. “No, we’re going to her house.”
The first issue she had to tackle was to uncover why Marie preferred to stay at a hotel instead of returning home.
Driven by curiosity, she asked Wolf to delve into Marie’s background and family relationship. She had never been so intrigued by a stranger before.
Gathering information was child’s play for Wolf–or “L” the hacker. He deftly b yp a ss e d the firewalls and hacked into the systems.
“Keep a low profile. Remember, we’re in Kingboume now,” Wynter reminded him.
Nodding. Wolf took indirect routes and masked his IP address, ensuring his hacking remained undetected. However, he came up empty–handed.
Wolf looked at Wynter, shrugging helplessly.
Wynter raised an eyebrow. “Her information has been protected with confidentiality measures.”
Wolf nodded in agreement.
Wynter suddenly thought of Dalton, wondering if all the Yarwoods were similarly protected.
“Forget it,” she said with a yawn. “Well try again tomorrow.”
They
y could either proceed gradually or resolve everything at once by locating Marie’s missing child.
As Wynter lay in bed, she mulled over the situation, pondering if the Scott family was so daring enough to employ their human trafficking scheme in Kingbourne.
After all, back in Havenlight County, D i c k s o n and F an n y had admitted they wouldn’t risk operating in Kingbourne. Their most perilous venture had been in Spring Hill
With the Quinnell family’s resources, they could have easily retrieved their missing child even in the days of less advanced communication.
In other words, if D i c k s n and Fa n n y had been astute enough, they wouldn’t have abducted Wynter
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