Julian’s Stand-In Wife

“You can tell your story to the police at the police station,” Noel said to Larry as a final command.

After dismissing the bodyguards, he whispered a few words into Larry’s ear.

When he came out, his complexion had improved significantly.

Cecilia’s ordeal was much less severe than he had anticipated. Larry had indeed harassed her, but he hadn’t committed any substantial offenses.

It was fortunate that Noel arrived early.

Otherwise, Cecilia…

Noel didn’t let his thoughts delve any further, because he realized he would have the urge to kill Larry if he continued.

The situation in the Fulcher family had been tumultuous recently. Julian was alone in the Jacroaof, and Noel didn’t know what the situation over there was like. So, Noel couldn’t afford to leave any weakness here in Richburgh.

After the bodyguards took Larry to the police station, Noel smoked a cigarette downstairs to calm his nerves. He quickly dialed Julian’s number.

No one answered.

a moment, decided not to redial, and instead headed to the Fulcher Inc. According to the programmers, they had identified the IP address of the company that caused them trouble this

news. If Julian couldn’t be reached right now, it meant he was

many years, Noel had confidence in

front lines, Noel would hold the fort in the

this many times before, and

the training camp, Sean was still confined to a small, dark

and praised him for doing well, but hadn’t appeared in the two days

more suspicious it seemed. He was afraid that Lucas had intercepted Diana’s signal, and it might put her

Morse code

much information. He simply asked about

using Morse code, “Sean, did you have a hand in the

urged Sean to prioritize his safety, and assured the boy that he and Diana were fine. With

continue assisting these people in

program attacking Fulcher Inc. As long as there were capable technicians on the other side, they would quickly crack this challenge, find the IP address, and extract him from this place, i Once he left,

the courage to continue staying there. He felt that this place didn’t deserve the reputation of

training people didn’t necessarily have to