Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee

Vivienne hadn’t responded for a long time, and Tina didn’t urge her, simply waiting quietly. After a while, Vivienne finally showed a reaction. “Yes,” Vivienne slightly curved her lips. “Tina, this is all I can tell you. As for who Tiger is and where he is, I don’t know. You’ll have to find out for yourself.” With that, Vivienne closed her eyes.

Tina knew that Vivienne would not disclose Tiger’s whereabouts. She was just as stubborn as Jasper. Tina handed her own design drafts to Vivienne, “Study these well. I look forward to you designing jewelry here that surpasses mine.”

Vivienne opened her eyes, her gaze undisturbed. She looked down, smiling, “For the sake of the design drafts, you might find something useful among my things.”

Tina raised an eyebrow and took a deep look at Vivienne before leaving with Jared. Since Vivienne had been captured, Jared had taken control of all her possessions. They had searched everything she owned thoroughly and found nothing. “Could you have missed something else?” Tina asked. Jared shook his head, “No, I had already taken control of her belongings before she was captured, from accounts and stocks to bags and cars; everything is here.”

Hayden had also searched from start to finish but couldn’t find any clues, let alone Tiger’s whereabouts. Tina stared at the pile of belongings for a long time before suddenly saying, “Let’s find Walter!” Almost at the same moment, Jared also said, “Walter!” Then, they shared a smile.

The trio then went directly to find Walter. At a certain bar, Walter had recovered quite a bit since Alexander was captured, and because of Vivienne’s incident, the art gallery had naturally been sealed. Now without any source of income, he had become reckless. He spent his days in the bar, squandering what little he had left.

When Jared found him, Walter was completely drunk. Tina administered an injection, and Walter immediately sobered up. “What are you doing? I… I’m not afraid of you!” Walter crouched on the ground, terrified of another injection from Tina.

Jared picked him up and said sternly, “Where are the things Vivienne gave you?” Walter was startled, “What are you talking about?” “The things Vivienne bought for you, where are they?” Jared was losing patience. If they didn’t find Tiger’s whereabouts soon, there would be no news from Crimson Silk. Should Crimson Silk be exposed again, the dangers were unthinkable. Sophia had suffered so much because of Crimson Silk, and he wouldn’t let those close to him suffer because of it again. Despite Tina’s presence, the dangers of Crimson Silk could not be underestimated.

Walter shivered, “They’re mine, are you trying to take them back?” Jared gripped Walter’s shoulder, “Not talking?” Walter, in pain, gasped, “Sold, sold everything.” Jared narrowed his eyes, “Sold to whom?” “Just some friends I usually hang out with, and some buyers I met in art exhibitions,” Walter recounted everything he could remember to Jared, “The rest is still at my house, take it yourself.”

He couldn’t afford to provoke these two any further. Jared, following the money trail from Vivienne’s transactions, checked all records against sports cars, antiques, and the like.

Jared surveyed the assortment of items in Walter’s warehouse with an expressionless face. “A calligraphy painting is missing.”

Walter, still crouched on the ground and restrained by Hayden, glanced at the antique wall. “I gave that away.”

“You’re so broke, and you still give things away? That painting could have supported your extravagance for half a year. Stop talking nonsense,” Hayden slapped Walter on the head.

Walter winced. “I really gave it away. I met a woman at the bar who cheered me up, so I gave it to her. Is that a problem?”

“A woman?” Tina frowned. “What does she look like?”

Walter pulled out his phone and showed a video of the woman pole dancing.

Her enticing demeanor was irresistible to any man, not to mention a simpleton like Walter.

“That day she made me very happy, so I took her home, and she took a liking to that painting. I just gave it to her.”

Jared and Tina exchanged glances.

It was Mr. White.

It seemed Mr. White was also searching for the whereabouts of Crimson Silk.

Such an important item, and Walter had carelessly given it away!

Jared kicked Walter, who had barely recovered, breaking two of his ribs. Walter was furious.

Jared and Tina were ruthless!

Elsewhere, Mr. White uncovered the secret of the painting and made a phone call.

“Tiger? There’s a deal. I wonder if you’d be interested in collaborating.”

A deep laugh came from the other end. “Is that Mr. White? I’ve heard about you from Black Dragon. Let’s meet sometime.”

Mr. White was somewhat surprised; he hadn’t expected Tiger to agree, let alone suggest a meeting.Content © NôvelDrama.Org 2024.

“Fine, let’s set a place.”

Tiger provided an address and added, “Remember, come as your true self, or don’t come at all.”

The call ended abruptly, and Mr. White, listening to the dial tone, smiled slightly.

Indeed, the leader of CK was well-informed.

However, he was determined to secure Crimson Silk for himself.

Jared took the items Vivienne had bought for Walter to the agency for further investigation.

After leaving Walter’s place, Tina returned home.

Elsa was already at home recuperating, her health much improved, though her lungs were damaged from poisoning, and she still appeared weak.

“Tina, you’re back,” Elsa coughed and sat on the sofa.

Tina looked at Elsa. “Hasn’t your body recovered yet?”

Elsa nodded. “Just a bit of a cough, but it’s nothing.”

Tina checked Elsa’s pulse and pulled out a needle from her waist. “Lie down.”

“What?” Elsa was startled.

“Lie down.” Tina pressed Elsa onto the sofa and targeted her acupoints with the needle.

A few drops of black blood flowed from the acupoints, soon turning red.

Elsa felt the chest tightness disappear instantly, and her breathing became much smoother.

“All done,” Tina removed the needle and patted Elsa’s back. “Get up.”

Elsa sat up, took a couple of deep breaths, and felt no urge to cough.

“Tina, you’re really amazing. The chest tightness is gone, and I don’t feel like coughing anymore.”