Chapter 731


    Vicky had stopped dreaming altogether.


    Ever since she was discharged, Tyler had not been home.


    She wanted to talk to him, but he was nowhere to be found, and she was clueless as to what he had


    been doing.


    One day, she happened to walk past Hart Corporation.


    Upon hesitating for a while, she decided to go up to see Tyler.


    She desperately wanted a divorce before but changed her mind after remembering some things.


    Hence, she decided to postpone the divorce until after she recovered all her memories to prevent


    herself from regretting her own choice.


    She reached the top floor smoothly and knocked on the door to Tyler’s office, but there was no


    response.


    Tyler was not in his office.


    Since there was still time, she decided to wait in his office.


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    Her identification had not been erased from the system, so she entered the office with ease with her


    fingerprint.


    She nced at his desk and noticed that theptop was on and his car keys were on the table, which


    indicated that he would be back.


    She wanted to sit and wait for him when she spotted a phone that resembled hers on the desk.


    Vicky rubbed her eyes in disbelief, but she finally confirmed that it was indeed her phone after spotting


    the familiar-looking phone shell.


    Tyler’s men were known for their efficiency, and she was pleased that they managed to find her phone


    so soon.


    She walked over to grab her phone, fully expecting it to be out of battery after being left unattended for


    days, but to her bewilderment, the screen lit up.


    She unlocked her phone and opened the messenger application to see if the hacker who changed her


    password made any transaction, but she froze at the sight.


    There was a history of conversations during the time when she failed to ess her application, and the


    most recent one took ce three hours ago.


    ‘Did the hacker use my number to scam others?’ she thought, her heart sinking.


    She immediately nced through the conversation with a man, who was a customer that Jennifer had


    served in the past.


    Since Jennifer was gone, Vicky contacted this customer to discusspensation for not being only to


    fulfill her end of the contract and the customer agreed with the terms without hesitation.


    The man was in his twenties and came from a wealthy family. He used his own photo as his profile, and


    anyone would agree that he was decent-looking.


    The conversation was rather simplistic.


    The customer sent a message. [Miss Shaw, can I buy you a cup of coffee sometime?]


    The person who used her ount replied. [Scram.]


    There was a notification that appeared afterward, indicating that the hacker had blocked the customer,


    only for the customer to make another request to send her a message again.


    The customer’s text read, [Miss Shaw, what’s wrong?]


    The hacker replied, [I’m married. Don’t you know that?]


    The customer then texted, [… I didn’t know.]


    [Do you know now?] replied the hacker.


    The customer’s reply read, [Yeah…]


    The hacker added, [Then scram.]


    […]


    The conversation ended here, likely because Tyler had to leave abruptly and did not have the chance


    to block the customer.


    Just as Vicky moved on to view other conversations, the door to the office was pushed open.