Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee

Tina blinked and, without any hesitation, pressed her lips against the full red ones before her. She thought a few kisses would be nice. After all, wasn't it wonderful to be able to kiss Uncle and eat strawberry cake at the same time? It was certainly a double advantage!

Jared: "Wait a minute, shouldn't I be the one taking advantage here?"

Tina: "If I take advantage, it means you do too, Uncle. You're making a profit!"

Jared: "Is that really how it works?"

The two got back into the car, where their personal driver, Hayden, and bodyguard, Courtney, had taken their usual seats, appearing out of nowhere.

Tina blissfully ate her strawberry cake, and Jared blissfully watched her eat.

The atmosphere was harmonious.

Hayden glanced in the rearview mirror and promptly lowered the window curtain.

Out of sight, out of mind!

After finishing her cake, Tina peered through a gap in the curtain at Courtney and asked, "What's up with the Husky again?"

"Samoyed isn't answering his phone," Courtney replied indifferently, leaning against the window.NôvelDrama.Org (C) content.

Being caught between two couples every day was truly exhausting!

She should have followed Nathan to deal with the Hancock family factory.

Paula: "You're using the wrong word. It's just one couple."

Hayden: "So annoying!"

Tina knew all too well that ever since Paula had acquired the new bomb, she had disappeared, immersing herself in her laboratory.

Once work mode was activated, there was no time to think about love.

Paula clearly delineated work and romance.

"Are we heading back to Ashbury now? Does Paula know?" Jared asked.

Hayden pulled the car over immediately, opened the curtain, and said solemnly, "Mr. Farrell, I think you're right. We should inform her immediately. Let's go!"

Courtney casually added, "Nathan said Paula asked us to go back first. She'll come find us after she's done with her research. Oh, and he said he'd go back with Paula."

Although the matter with the Hancock family factory had been resolved, the GTO virus research base in Clearwater was still pending.

Jared had asked Nathan to stay in Clearwater to guard the new bomb and continue the secret investigation.

He would handle the headquarters affairs in Ashbury.

A silence fell in the car, and Jared closed the curtain himself, wrapping his arm around Tina as they headed off spiritedly.

Courtney turned her head silently, gazing out at the scenery.

Hmm, very nice.

Hayden clenched his teeth hard.

What was going on?

It was Nathan again!

Nathan had been secretly communicating with Paula behind his back.

What a traitor!

Just you wait!

Hayden pressed down hard on the accelerator, as if imagining Nathan's head under his foot.

Tina couldn't hold back; she hadn't realized how close Nathan and Paula had become.

She looked up at Jared.

Jared nodded and whispered, "We should give our scientists some perks."

Tina knew it!

Jared had a hand in this.

But this was good; without a sense of crisis, Hayden would never learn to appreciate what he had.

At that moment, Tina's phone received a map via air transfer, marked with a single location.

Tina knew this was a GTO base in Clearwater sent by Eagle Flies.

She was somewhat worried about Eagle Flies' situation.

Eagle Flies had just made contact with Max, and Max's identity had been exposed. Could the Five Poisons suspect her involvement? Tina forwarded the map to Nathan, instructing him to assist Eagle Flies if necessary.

Unexpectedly, another image came through, not from Eagle Flies, but just two words-"Stay out."

Tina frowned. Was it that mysterious person again?

Somewhere in Clearwater, Eagle Flies lay on the ground, covered in blood and barely breathing.

The door opened, and a pair of red high heels walked in, sitting opposite Eagle Flies with legs crossed like a model, tapping the floor.

"Eagle Flies, who disclosed the location of the Max factory? Have you found out?"

Eagle Flies took a few breaths, raised her head, but couldn't make out the true face of the person in front of her.

She struggled to sit up, the blur in front of her eyes preventing her from opening them fully.

"I don't know..." Eagle Flies gasped, "All I found was that Jared has been tracking Grace's whereabouts."

After a long while, Eagle Flies finally opened her eyes and saw clearly the person before her.

It was Tina!

"You... why is it you?" Eagle Flies incredulously stepped back.

No, this person shouldn't be Tina, Tina wouldn't be here.

Immediately, Eagle Flies pulled out the gun holstered at her waist and pointed it at Tina in front of her, "Why are you here? Aren't you Jared's fiancée?"

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"Tina" laughed, "Jane, why so agitated? Didn't I find this place after receiving your message?"

Eagle Flies gripped the gun tightly, without hesitation, she pulled the trigger.

A gunshot rang out, and a sharp pain surged through Eagle Flies' hand, the gun dropping to the ground as an electric current ran from her fingertips to her feet.

The current was excruciating.

"What are you talking about? Don't think I can trust you just because you know my name, tell me, who are you really!" Eagle Flies, still forcing herself to stand, remained wary of Tina before her. "Tina" deepened her smirk, a triumphant smile curling at her lips, "Who I am, don't you know?"

Eagle Flies stared at Tina, her pupils dilating, "You, could you be Five Poisons? Impossible, you've been by Jared so long, he would have noticed. If you aren't Five Poisons, how would you know this place?" "Tina" had enough, she stood up and tore off the mask on her face.

"When Jasmine told me you were talented, I didn't believe her, but it seems I was right all along; you never noticed my face had been changed."

Eagle Flies internally sighed in relief, indeed it was a disguise technique.

She knew that even after sending that picture to Tina, Tina could never appear here.

"Who are you really?" Eagle Flies looked at the woman before her, her hair cascading down her shoulders, unnaturally beautiful.

The woman sat back down, "I am your boss, Five Poisons."

Five Poisons' face was shrouded in a halo, making it impossible for Eagle Flies to discern her true appearance.

Eagle Flies took a moment, leaning against the wall and sitting down, she too pulled off her own face disguise, "All this time, you also didn't notice I had changed my appearance, boss."

This indeed surprised Five Poisons, who hadn't expected Eagle Flies, wounded as she was, still had the strength for a disguise and had even deceived her.

"I take back what I said, you are talented." Five Poisons propped her elbow on her knee, leaned forward, and moved closer to Eagle Flies. "Yes, this time it's real."

Five Poisons seemed even more intrigued, pinching Eagle Flies' cheek as if coaxing a child, "I do love little girls, especially clever ones."