<b>Chapter </b><b>97 </b>
<b>You </b><b>make </b>sound like you’re in quite a difficult spot,‘ thought Jenifer.
She pointed at theputer.
Roy pulled it over and nced at the screen.
The screen was ck except for a small red dot.
After a few minutes<b>, </b>the red dot flickered and moved to a different position, and all the surrounding streets on the map slowly appeared.
Roy immediately knew this was the criminal’s location.
He picked up theputer and was about to leave.
“Thanks.”
“Asking me to track down someone isn’t cheap!” Jennifer called after him.
Roy’s steps paused slightly.
He stood at the door and didn’t leave immediately. “I know. I’m helping you find the person.<b>” </b>
Jennifer’s expression darkened, and her voice softened a lot.
“Thanks.”
“You’ve been looking for so long and still haven’t found them. You’re pretty persistent,<i>” </i>said Roy.
Jennifer started sipping her tea.
“A person has to be a little persistent, right?”
“Bye.”
Roy came quickly and left quickly.
The two women left behind were not in a hurry.
They leisurely enjoyed their afternoon tea in the private room.
“Do you know who Roy is trying to catch?” asked Jennifer.
Jessica shook her head.
Thest time they met, Roy said he wanted Jennifer’s help.
She agreed.
That same night, Jennifer hacked into the entire criminal investigation team’sputers.
She even upgraded their firewall and changed Roy’sputer desktop to a photo of a beautiful woman.
Roy was so angry he almost called to scold her.
Roy didn’t say anything.
She found all the case files on theputer herself, read their analysis files, and started tracking the target’s location.
<b>Of </b>course Roy recognized Jennifer’s skills.
But even such a powerful and free–spirited woman was trapped by one person.
<b>Chapter </b><b>97</b>.
“<b>I </b><b>looked </b><b>at the </b><b>case </b>files on <b>Roy’s </bputer. <b>If </b>I’m <b>right</b><b>, </b>this is rted <b>to </b>the Hall family <b>case</b>. <b>I </b><b>suspect </b><b>this </b>person might <b>be </b>a hitman hired by the Hall family.
I <b>checked </b>his bank transactions and spending records and found a car registered under his <b>name</b><b>.</b><b>” </b>
<b>Roy </b>took theputer with him.
Jennifer could only use her phone.
She pulled up the license <b>te </b>number and handed it to Jessica.
<b>Jessica </b>only nced at it but immediately straightened up.
She would never forget that license te number.
It was the car that had hit and killed her father.
Jessica turned to look at her.
“You mean this person is connected to the one who killed
Jennifer told Jessica not to get too emotional yet.
my dad?
It wasn’t necessarily this man<b>, </b>but they definitely had a connection
The criminal was the first owner of the car.
He had owned it for less than two months before selling it to someone else.
Not long after<b>, </b>the car was stolen.
That same month, her father was hit and killed.
This couldn’t be a coincidence.
There were simply no coincidences like this in the world.
“So that’s why you took the case and helped Roy search for so long<b>” </b>Jessica realized.
Jennifer put away her phone.
<b>“</b>I know this has always been a knot in your heart. It’s not just you even Mrs. Wilder feels it. I wanted to help.”
Jessica didn’t know what to say.
They didn’t need to thank each other.
After a long pause, Jessica said, “What else do you want to eat? I’m paying.”
Jennifer smiled.
“Then thank you<b>, </b>Ms. Wilder, for the treat.”
Actually, with the sry Jessica paid Jennifer, she could easily afford a membership here.
But Jennifer wasn’t impulsive about high spending.
She traveled around often, <b>so </b>if she could get <b>a </b>free ride, she would
No need to get her own membership.
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