Vincent turned his attention to Katelyn immediately. “What do you have in mind?”
“We need to find a top-notch hacker who can discreetly break into the T Organization. If we access their order logs, we might uncover who’s behind this,” Katelyn excitedly suggested, but then quickly composed herself. She preferred keeping her own hacking skills a secret from him.
Vincent thought it over for a moment, his gaze becoming intense.
“We need someone extremely skilled in hacking. I’ll have my team start the search and find the best hacker available.”
“Okay.”
Relieved that Vincent didn’t seem suspicious, Katelyn silently exhaled in relief.
She planned to tackle this herself.
Whether Sophia was involved or not, she wouldn’t let such actions slide again.
Vincent had nearly been caught in an assassination attempt because of her last time.
The threat posed by the T Organization was still unclear, but it was a constant menace.
Two hours later, Katelyn was done with her IV drip. At the same time, the results of Vincent’s blood test report and the analysis of the pendant were ready. Samuel handed Vincent the documents.
“Mr. Adams, the detailed reports are ready.”
Vincent reviewed the blood test report, and Katelyn took the other one.
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The analysis of Katelyn’s pendant revealed an unidentified yet harmless substance.
Their lead on tracing the source of the poison to identify the mastermind had temporarily stalled.
Katelyn clenched the pendant tightly, reassured. She was certain her mentor would never hurt her.
As Katelyn was about to put the pendant back on, Vincent, frowning, stopped her.
“Just to be safe, I think you should keep it off until we fully understand what’s going on.”
Katelyn looked up, slightly taken aback. She softly touched the pendant.
“Didn’t the report confirm the pendant wasn’t tampered with?” Vincent asked, his lips pressed firmly.
“It’s wiser to be safe than sorry,” he added, his voice tinged with concern.
Katelyn wore the pendant every day. Even with the report’s assurances, Vincent’s worry lingered. Given the capabilities of the T Organization, tampering with a report would be trivial for them. He wasn’t willing to gamble with Katelyn’s safety.
Katelyn understood Vincent’s deep-seated concerns and nodded reluctantly.
She placed the pendant aside and examined the report more closely.
A substance commonly known as magic grass was found, specifically on the pendant’s cord. The cord had been submerged in water containing magic grass repeatedly over many years, allowing its presence to still be detectable today.
Though it posed no harm, it wasn’t beneficial either.
“My IV drip is finished. Let’s return to the hotel. I need to complete the designs for Selina soon,” Katelyn said, standing up.
Vincent agreed, noticing the pallor of Katelyn’s face and the mark from the IV needle. He cautioned her, “Be vigilant about everything you touch. Pinpointing the source of the poison will lead us to the person behind this.”
“Understood,” she replied, taking a steadying breath.
Once back in her hotel room, the first thing Katelyn did was swap out all her personal items. It was a straightforward yet effective precaution.
She then positioned her laptop on the desk. Instead of opening her design program, she launched a secretive black-and-red application. Stretching her wrists, she prepared herself for the task ahead.
Breaking into the T Organization’s systems was nearly an impossible feat. Yet, she was determined to risk it all.
But first, she ensured her safety by implementing numerous anti-tracking defenses. If her intrusion was detected, her IP address would switch across several countries in just three seconds, using cutting-edge technology to hide her location.
Just as Katelyn was about to begin, her phone rang on the desk.
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