Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 256

After a while, the information was brought over.

After all, the royal family of Yobril was in control of the whole world and it was quite easy for them to simply run a background check on someone.

Hilbert glanced at the girl’s profile.

Name: Sweet Tune, 18 years old.

She had been living in the countryside and it was only recently that she was brought to Sandfort City by her biological parents.

Whether it was her life experiences or her background, they were all too ordinary.

She was obviously not qualified to be the heir of the Yobril Royal Academy of Music. However, Hilbert was somehow interested in her.

Flipping through the information, Hilbert frowned. “Why are there no pictures of her?”

His assistant wiped away his sweat and said anxiously, “Erm… we tried to find something, but there was nothing on the Internet, whether domestically or globally.”

Upon hearing that, Hilbert’s brows knitted again. “Not even the royal family’s internal system?”

His assistant nodded. That girl was too mysterious. There was no way for him to find out more about her. Even this information he got was only through the help of the top hackers of the royal family.

mention photos of any

took another look

in the countryside, why were her

no way he would

performance this time was just an unexpected

then he had to keep this talented girl. However, if it was just plagiarism, he would put this

school ended at 5 PM, Janet received a call. The name ‘Director’ was flashing on the

Alas, she answered it.

the phone, the director was whining. His voice was

his exaggeration, Janet asked, “What happened?” Nonchalantly, she closed her eyes and yawned. Her voice sounded odd. “Are you still worried about

director was slightly baffled. “Oh, boss. Listen to you. Why aren’t you

of answering him, Janet said in a flat tone, “Wait for me at the

a taxi by the side of

was in a cap and a face mask, got off

and they were all pointing

director went

can really

had to take the blame for her in

she here

Now that the incident is over,