Beyond the Divorce

Suddenly, I remembered something. "Did Arnold find the notebook?"

"That's the reason I kept him at Pleca Park," Atlas replied.

I felt a bit choked up inside, muttering, "It seems like Mom knew everything, but she didn't tell the truth."

Atlas's phone rang. He answered, hearing Vincent's voice on the other end.

He spoke into the phone, "The taxi turned into the city at the airport highway intersection and did not take the airport highway. We haven't located the target yet."

As soon as I heard this, I became nervous. Did it mean they lost the target?

While speaking, I saw that Vincent's vehicle had stopped on the side of the road.

Mike quickly followed and stopped our car.

Atlas hung up the phone and exited the car. I hurriedly followed.

also got out of their car, still

off two passengers at the roundabout. Then they took a taxi to the capital. We've

Pay attention to the cars from the capital to the airport, especially the

the

asked, "Can

an unfamiliar environment for too long. This is a diversion. He's creating the illusion that he's already in

a small taxi quickly approached and pulled over. The driver came down and walked toward us quickly, looking a bit nervous. "Excuse me,

police department. We want to inquire about the passengers

the photos of Navi and my dad. The driver carefully examined Atlas's phone screen, nodded, and said with certainty, "Yes, these are the two. The man has an accent, clearly not a local, and the other one

was the silent one? Did he seem

bit of surprise, thought for a moment, and replied, "I couldn't tell if he was not clear-headed. Anyway, he didn't say a

to leave Bibury on the spur of the moment. He only carried a backpack

into the police car. After getting in, Atlas made a phone call, his tone resolute,

up at the departure gate of Terminal 3. We went

to pull up the footage from the entrance of the terminal and display

arriving at