Captivation: Want Nothing But You

Captivation Want Nothing But You Chapter 162 by Adolf Dunne

“Those bastards! I will report this to the committee!” Quintin hit the table loudly. Huffing, he stood up abruptly, ready to talk to the committee. Although they weren’t decent people, selling secrets was still a huge issue. The secret leak that happened three years ago almost overturned the Red Hackers. If they knew what Wallace and Tara were doing, they would not let it go. Those guys wanted money to cultivate their own forces.

But if the alliance was once again in turmoil or even destroyed, everything would be meaningless. They would also be discovered being bribed if ever an investigation would take place. “Wait,” Rachel said, stopping Quintin. “What’s wrong?” Quintin asked in confusion. “You have no evidence that Wallace and Tara have been selling secrets. Do you think the committee will believe you? After all, you worked for me, who they think of as a traitor.

Do you think who they’ll trust, you or the two of them?” She knew that they would believe Wallace and Tara. That was for sure. If Quintin told the committee about this without evidence, no one would believe him. Even if they had doubts, they couldn’t do anything about Wallace and Tara just because Wallace and Tara met with Jason. Without evidence, they couldn’t be convicted. “You are not a traitor!” Quintin said word by word with seriousness.

“But you’re right. We have no evidence. What we should do?” “Since they have made great efforts to meet here in Apliaria, I’m sure there wouldn’t be only one meeting. Help me check Tara and Wallace’s schedule. Jason will leave someday. Soon, they will definitely meet again.” “I understand,” Quintin said.

Jason was an important figure. The longer he stayed in Apliaria, the higher risk of being targeted he would be at. Therefore, he soon had the second meeting with Wallace and Tara.

In a cafe Rachel arrived at their meeting place before the agreed time. It was a workday, and there were few customers in the cafe. The waiters chatted at the front desk. Not long after she arrived, the door was pushed open. Ding! The wind chime that hung over the door rang. Rachel took a sip of the warm water and looked at Wallace and Tara, who walked in side by side carrying a computer.

that could charm anyone. He looked gentle and elegant. Tara, who was holding his arm, looked so harmless.

light surged in her eyes. She tried her best to suppress

her lips and looked at Wallace, frowning. “Wallace, how about we leave now? I just have a bad feeling about this.” Wallace scoffed, “What could possibly go wrong? I know you haven’t

“But,”

a trip. We can relax then. What do you think?” Wallace interrupted Tara. If this

only said that she had a bad feeling about this. This somewhat made him feel annoyed. It was not the first time that they had

Let’s go inside.” Tara sighed. She noticed the impatience on Wallace’s face, so

waiter knocked on the door and brought in two glasses of warm water. She put

beside the door.

business. No one noticed a small piece shining with a faint red light under the tray. Because of that, their conversation was all transmitted to Rachel’s earpiece. “For our pleasant cooperation! I’m looking

corner of her eye, Rachel saw the door of the room open. Jason came out. He vigilantly looked around, put on his sunglasses, and quickly left. Rachel smiled as she tapped two times on the earpiece with her fingertip. Then, she took it off and put it into her pocket. Afterwards, she

watch and decided to wait for Tara in the car. He walked towards the door of the cafe. Rachel kept looking at them out of the corner of her eye. Her eyes fell on the computer bag in Wallace’s hand. With her elbow against the desk, she said, “Hello, could you please give me a cup