Chapter 733


    Chapter 733 It’s Not Her!


    Jenny sat in front of her desktop in her room, awaiting a response from Zack online.


    She had sent him the photos of her mother, needing him to check if they were edited.


    Zack swiftly replied, “No, they’re not.”


    Now Jenny was really starting to worry. Was her mother really at Rowena’s mercy?


    Then why only y this card now? Isn’t it a little toote for this move?


    Plus, that woman in the photo…though she did resemble Jenny’s mother, she still found it odd. She


    didn’t feel a connection to that woman. Still, she didn’t want to risk it if it really was her mother.


    Jenny would have to ascertain this information with Graham first thing in the morning.


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    If it was true and Rowena had her mother captive, they’d do whatever it took to rescue her.


    In truth, Jenny preferred her mother being missing rather than being held captive by Rowena. At least


    that meant she wouldn’t have been submitted to years of captivity.


    Jenny also couldn’t begin to fathom how terrible Rowena would’ve treated her mother all those years.


    She didn’t have a good sleep that night, having recurring dreams of her mother being locked away in a


    dark, small room for days on end.


    When Jenny woke up the following day, she gasped in fright from the dream. She went to wash up,


    then left her room. Graham was up as well, being a passionate workaholic himself.


    “Morning, Jenny,’ he greeted, slightly surprised she was up that early.” Why’re you up so early? There’s


    still a few hours until you have to go to work.”


    “I can’t sleep,” Jenny replied lightly, then eyed Rowena’s room door before saying, “I need to talk to


    you. In your study.”


    Her serious expression invited Graham to feel the same. They soon entered his study, where Jenny


    then gave Graham a bunch of photos.” Look.’


    When Graham saw them, he stood up from his chair in disbelief. “These…”


    He nced at the photos, then at Jenny, silently asking what the hell was going on?


    “Rowena gave these to me yesterday, iming she’s holding Mom captive, ” Jenny exined.


    Graham frowned, peering at the photos again. “She what? But the people who took her away those


    years ago were her rtives, nothing to do with Rowena…”


    If it really had been Rowena’s men, Jenny’s mother wouldn’t have left with them, not willingly, anyway.


    “I know, but how do we make sense of these photos then? I’ve had someone check, and they’re not


    edited at all.”


    Graham sat back down in his chair. “I’ll take a closer look.”


    He then silently examined the photos, Jenny obediently waiting beside him. Her father knew her mother


    more than she did, so only he could tell the simrities or differences.


    She silently prayed for a miracle that her mother wasn’t actually being held captive by Rowena.


    After what felt like years, Graham suddenly eximed, “It’s not her!”


    Jenny immediately leaned close to his side. “What? That’s not Mom?”