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    “What’s happening?” Vincent asked, his voice cold as he stared intently at theputer screen.


    The disy had shifted from showing intricate lines of code to a ring red exmation mark with a warning. Their attempt to breach the cloud system had been detected.


    Jaxen stood up from his seat and pointed at the screen, his frustration evident.


    “This firewall is unlike anything I’ve seen. Every time we bypass ayer, it regenerates with double theplexity.”


    Katelyn watched quietly from the side. She had faced a simr challenge the previous night, trying to break in. Even now, she hadn’t found a way to get through unless they could outpace the other team.


    Vincent frowned deeply. “What exactly do you mean? Are you saying there’s no way to disable the cor around her neck?”


    Jaxen stretched his neck, responding, “The firewall system’s design is extremelyplex. The other side has done a lot to prevent any data breaches. It’s tough to break through quickly. I’ll do my best, but I really think finding TS and asking for help would be better.”


    In a softer tone, Vincent said, “Just focus and do your best. I’ve already arranged for someone to find TS.”


    “Understood,” Jaxen replied, giving a determined nod and tapping his chest with his fist. “Don’t worry, I’ll make sure Miss Bailey stays safe.”


    Even if it meant putting his own life at risk, he was determined to ensure this couple would get their happy ending.


    Katelyn approached Jaxen and said, “Don’t stress yourself too much. There’s always a solution.”


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    Jaxen smiled, though it didn’t quite reach his eyes. “This is a unique and thrilling challenge for me. I’m confident I can solve it.”


    Even though Jaxen was trying to encourage himself, Katelyn could see the pressure weighing on him.


    Time was running out.


    In three days, if they couldn’t find a way to remove the cor, their only option would be to prepare for her funeral.


    Jaxen’s earlier exnation was straightforward and clear to anyone listening. However, only Katelyn and Jaxen understood the realplexity of the situation.


    This was a life-and-death matter.


    Katelyn ced her fingers to her temple and suddenly began to sway.


    Vincent saw Katelyn lose her bnce and quickly stepped forward, his concern evident.<fn74a1> Fresh chapters posted on fι?dnοvel</fn74a1>


    “What’s wrong? Are you feeling dizzy?” he asked.


    Katelyn’s face had grown pale. Weakly, she nodded and said, “I didn’t sleep wellst night. And with everything that happened earlier, I think I need to rest for a while. Let me know if anythinges up.”


    Vincent nodded, clearly concerned. “I’ll call room service and have some warm milk sent to your room. Rest for now, and I’ll keep you updated on any progress.”


    “Thank you,” Katelyn replied.


    She slowly left the room, still looking weak. As soon as she reached her own room, she dropped the act. Katelyn had pretended to be unwell to slip away for a moment.


    With urgency pressing on her, she knew she couldn’t wait until nightfall to start tackling the firewall system.


    She sat down at herputer, her face set in determination. Immediately, she began navigating through the cloud data, focusing intently on the task at hand.


    Katelyn’s suspicions were confirmed. The gap she had previously opened had already been patched by the other side. They likely added a location-tracking function to their intrusion system. However, Katelyn managed to obscure this with her own data.


    Despite the challenges, she soon discovered a weakness in their system.


    The repairs had been done hastily. As a result, the quality of the new firewallyers was significantly lower.


    Together, she and Jaxen broke through half of the defenses, quickly matching the progress Katelyn had made the night before. Jaxen also noticed there was an additional, hidden ally assisting them. Excitement lit up his eyes.


    “Vincent, I’ve been getting help from someone behind the scenes. Their skills are clearly superior to mine. Do you think it’s TS?”


    Jaxen wasn’t boasting. Very few hackers could outmatch his abilities, and the only one he truly respected was TS.


    The mysterious ally’s coding style was smooth and mature, and their execution wless. Jaxen feltpletely overwhelmed by their expertise.


    He couldn’t think of anyone besides TS who might be behind this.


    Vincent watched as the lines of code scrolled rapidly on the screen. His voice was deep as he asked, “Can you trace their IP address?”


    “I should be able to,” Jaxen replied, quickly diving into the task.


    Momentster, a red dot began shing on the map. When they saw the exact location, both men were stunned into silence.


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