Chapter <b>598 </b>
rk hugged at his hair, clutching his head in agony.
The one assigned to investigate the case was the smallest mercenary, Monkey. He asked, “Before <b>and </b>after the incident, where did your girlfriend go?”
“I was with her “School, the tea shop, the bookstore, and the entire street where we shopped twice. rk didn’t even need to think. He recited it all from memory
the whole time.”
“Oh, right.” He suddenly remembered something <b>and </b>added, “She also went to the hospital to register her grandmother for a leg check–up. She got some medication and came out. I went with her for that too.”
“Anything else?
“No, that’s it. Just those ces.”
“Alright. I’ve noted everything down. If there’s
‘s anything else we need your cooperation with, I’ll contact you, Can you leave me your contact info?” Monkey, holding a notebook and <b>pen </b>with a serious expression, looked convincing
At least from the video, no one would guess that his true identity was that of a mercenary.
rk hurriedly gave him his phone number.
Having gotten the necessary information, Monkey tumed to leave but was carefully stopped by rk
With red eyes, the young man pleaded<b>, </b>“sir, please, if you get any leads, notify me immediately. If. If you can, please save her.”
Before meeting him, Monkey had fabricated his identity as an investigator, iming he would look into Jennifer’s disappearance and arrange a rescue. Truth be bold, rk didn’t believe it, but he had no other options.
At least someone was still willing to “<b>deceive</b>” him for information, and there <b>was </b>always that tiny possibility they would help find her.
Monkey nodded and left.
The video ended there.
After reading both sets of materials, Felicia fell silent.
Scarlet couldn’t help but sigh. “Unrted missing persons, and all the missing women have clean social backgrounds. Their movements were ordinary too. Where do we even start? There’s no due at all!
“Who said they’re unrted?”
Felicia flipped open the first report and pointed to a line of text. “Isn’t this it?”
scarlet leaned over to take a look but still didn’t understand. “What do you mean?
Felicia singled out the location–the hospital.
“Don’t <b>you </b>find it <b>a </b>coincidence? During the same period, <b>they </b>all went to the hospital.”
These were people from all walks of life who lived in different cities. They were of different ages and had different jobs and personalities–yet they all shared the same path
gwomen had been to their local hospitals before the incidents urred.
In the first report, Felicia quickly noticed that all the missing!
Scarlet was puzzled. “What does that prove? Maybe it’s just a coincidence?”
<b>“</b>There’s no such thing as a coincidence this perfect,” Felicia <b>said</b>, her gaze calm. “Someone <b>has </b>definitely lett traces here. Someone has been targeting them, which <b>created </b>this coincidence.
“Or perhaps from the beginning, someone has been selectively filtering them, and they’re the result of that filtering. Of course, that’s just my hypothesis. It’s <b>not </b>entirely conclusive,” she added.
After speaking, Felicia immediately called Monkey and Instructed him to focus son investigating‘
gwhat tests or check–ups all the missing women, including Jennifer, <b>had </b>done at the hospital before they disappeared and what information they might have left behind.
Monkey, quick–witted and sharp, immediately caught on to Felicia’s words. He didn’t forget to tter her.
“Right! Why didn’t I think of that? You’re the best! just from a dry piece of information, you managed to spot a clue and pull out such an important lead. Impressive! Don’t worry, I’ll get on it right now!”