Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee

After Tina and Jared left the apartment, they headed to the place where Eagle Flies was being held. On the way, Tina leaned against the car seat, holding her phone, which displayed a text message. “GTO dispatched two groups. Hugo and Jennie have been transferred. The receiver is named Eagle Flies.”

Jared glanced at her phone and asked slowly, “Still thinking about that message?”

Tina’s eyes were downcast, and her voice was a bit tired. “Yes.” She had received the message the previous night. Immediately, she used her hacking skills to trace the sender’s information. Although she wasn’t the best hacker, finding out the owner’s name through technical means should have been easy. But she found nothing. Not only did she fail to identify the sender, but she also couldn’t even pinpoint their location. The other party was an even better hacker than she was! Every move she made seemed to be anticipated and easily intercepted by them. This was her most significant setback in hacking to date.

“The other party set up a dedicated local network to send the message and is a top-notch hacker. When I tried to trace their information, I was intercepted,” Jared said gravely.

Tina was stunned for a moment. “Uncle, you know hacking too?” She had no idea her uncle had hacking skills.

“Learned it from my master.” Jared freed one hand to open the car window, then lit a cigarette and exhaled a smoke ring before continuing slowly, “My master’s hacking skills are unparalleled in our country and even the world. Unfortunately, I only learned a fraction.”

Tina fell silent. Her mother’s hacking skills were indeed formidable. She had first learned hacking from her mother and had excelled under her guidance. In fact, her hacking skills surpassed her medical skills. After her mother passed away, she hadn’t encountered another hacker as skilled until now. Not only was this new hacker incredibly skilled, but they also knew all about her movements and those around her.

Jared noticed her serious expression and said, “GTO doesn’t have such a skilled hacker. My sources tell me their best hacker was Silas Blackwood, whom you’ve already dealt with. The rest are below his level.”

Jared paused for a moment before adding, “The person who sent you the message is likely an ally rather than an enemy.”

Tina nodded. It was precisely because she sensed this that she controlled Callum Maguire and Snow Judd and disguised herself to meet with Eagle Flies. The facts proved that the person who sent the messages was indeed helping her.

At that moment, Tina’s phone buzzed again with another text message from the same person: “Beware of Jasper.”

Tina frowned and handed the phone to Jared.

Jared read the message content and remained silent for a moment before saying, “This person seems to know everyone around you very well. We haven’t figured out Jasper’s situation yet, but they seem to know everything.”NôvelDrama.Org owns © this.

Just then, Tina’s phone buzzed again with another message from the same sender: “Abandon the serum. GTO is conducting virus experiments on newborn infants.”

Tina’s pupils contracted sharply as she looked at Jared urgently. “Have there been any missing infants recently?”

Jared also read the message content and frowned deeply. “I haven’t received any such reports.” His current mission was assigned by the state to find the serum Lark had taken out. So far, he hadn’t received any notifications about missing infants.

Tina’s face suddenly changed. “We’ve been played! The other party wants to divert our attention by making us search for the serum.”

They exchanged glances and simultaneously pulled out their phones to make calls.

Tina called Cole. “Deploy everyone immediately to investigate if there have been any missing infants in the past six months nationwide. I need results as soon as possible.”

Cole noticed Tina’s tone wasn’t good and responded seriously, “Yes, Serena.”

Then she sent a message to Jayden: “Issue Shadow Lotus Seal; search nationwide for missing infants.”

Meanwhile, Jared called Hayden. “Notify our intelligence network to fully investigate missing infants and report it to the state.”

Hayden acknowledged and began making arrangements.

After hanging up, Jared stepped on the gas pedal, accelerating rapidly.

Soon, they arrived at an industrial area-Jared’s private base.

They got out of the car and walked directly inside.

Eagle Flies was blindfolded and tied to a chair but remained unusually calm.

Sensing someone entering, Eagle Flies smirked. “Finally here?”

Jared gave Nathan Lehman a look without changing his expression.

Nathan Lehman understood and stepped forward to remove Eagle Flies’ blindfold.

The intense light stung Eagle Flies’ eyes; she tilted her head before looking at Tina and Jared.

She sneered coldly. “I never thought I’d fall into your hands after being so smart all my life. Do what you will!”

From the moment she was captured, she knew her fate.

Jared had two chairs brought over; he and Tina sat opposite Eagle Flies. He crossed his legs, his long fingers tapping rhythmically on his knee. “Eagle Flies, real name Jane Campbell, twenty-five years old. You were trafficked into GTO at thirteen when you should have been subjected to human experiments but cleverly chose to join them instead.”

“You are a genius who completed all middle school courses in six years of elementary school. You excel in disguise and chemistry experiments. You’ve carried out many missions for GTO successfully but-”

Jared paused abruptly.

Eagle Flies smirked wickedly. “But what?”

“The people involved in your missions are all still alive,” Jared said unhurriedly.

Tina looked at him in surprise; his findings matched hers exactly.

Eagle Flies froze for a moment before frowning at him. “Who exactly are you?”

She knew about Tina; before executing her mission, she thoroughly researched everything about Tina-and naturally about Jared too since he was Tina’s fiance.

But all her investigations pointed to him being nothing more than an insignificant son of Farrell family with no notable achievements-yet he knew so much about her.

“You don’t need to know who I am; just know that we can destroy GTO and reunite you with your family,” Jared said slowly.

“Why should I believe you?” Eagle Flies sneered; since being trafficked into GTO at thirteen years old, she’d learned that trust should only be placed in oneself.

“Because your brother works for me,” Jared replied coldly.

Eagle Flies’ face changed dramatically. “I don’t believe you!”

Her brother had died long ago-killed by GTO!