After Carter finished scolding, he still managed to help them get the job done.

Upon obtaining the fingerprint information that Larry left at the police station over ten years ago, Keegan immediately handed it over to the biometric laboratory for comparison.

In less than two hours, the results came back: Larry’s fingerprint information was not found on the drawing paper or the envelope.

Stella was shocked by the result. “That’s impossible! Could there be a mistake? He handed it to me personally without wearing gloves. How could there be no fingerprints?”

Carter said, “This is a laboratory founded by Lena’s mentor and some friends. They often cooperate with the police. Their fingerprint matching system is very advanced and has never made a mistake.”

The implication was clear: the comparison result was accurate. As he spoke, Carter took out a pack of cigarettes from his pocket. Just as he was about to light one, Keegan took it away and threw it into the trash can.

her thoughts, didn’t notice their interaction. She frowned, saying, “Then why

“Unless… this person isn’t the real Larry at all. He’s afraid of leaving fingerprints with the police,

made

and children. If he were replaced, how could they not notice? People don’t look exactly the same. Even twins have subtle differences that their family

family

felt her brain burning. She asked Keegan

as a driver before, I was worried, so I had someone check his background. This person has a history of gambling and domestic violence. His relatives and friends said he turned over a new leaf around the time his son was kidnapped. I thought he might have changed because he almost lost his family. But now, I feel he might be a different

a good husband and father. If

was shattered and reorganized. After a long pause,

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