To Be Yours Again novel (Jenny and Alex) novel Chapter 1173

However, the woman did not elaborate on that information. Instead, she glanced at Jenny in anticipation. Speechless, Jenny asked Mr. Ortiz to furnish a second check. "Tell me, what's the info?"

"The person who called me to take care of this man is a woman," she answered.

A woman? That was indeed an important clue.

Soon, Jenny left with Mr. Ortiz, Graham, and the other men they brought along. Graham woke up in the middle of the trip, but she didn't notice it.

"Jenny? Why are you here?" He rubbed his temples and thought Jenny was merely an illusion. At that time, the car had arrived at the entrance to the villa.

Jenny didn't answer, but she opened the car door for him. "Let's talk when we are in the house."

Graham agreed, and he was helped into the villa by Mr. Ortiz.

Once they were in the villa, she reminded Mr. Ortiz to increase the security of the compound by hiring more guards. Somehow, she felt that the case had not come to a close. After she made all the necessary arrangements, she finally turned to Graham. "Dad, can you tell me what happened?"

A moment of silence later, he told her everything from the start. After arriving in Bayside City, he searched for Lynette's whereabouts, but he failed to gather any clues. Just like Mr. Ortiz said, Graham had survived a few assassination attempts, confirming his suspicion that Lynette was indeed in the city. He must have been close to the truth. Otherwise, the mastermind wouldn't have sent assassins after him.

Still, he was unable to get more clues on Lynette. On the day he went missing, he had been walking along the streets when he spotted a woman who looked like her. He sprinted after the woman without much thought and ran into an alley, where the woman vanished into thin air. While worrying about his next move, someone hit his head from behind, and he fainted.

The next thing he knew, he woke up and saw Jenny in front of him.

"I told you that I survived a few assassination attempts, right? If I kept looking for Lynette, I might run into more attempts. Perhaps, she knocked me out to save me from the danger," he offered his analysis.

She thought his explanation was solid. "So, once she learned I was in Bayside City, she instantly contacted me, telling me to collect you and leave the city."

"Yeah, I think so." He nodded, thinking that there was a good chance they were right.

Jenny agreed with him, but she struggled to figure out the motive of that woman. "But why did she do so? Does she know you? Why would she help you?"

She did not believe that people would help others out of pure goodwill. She worried that the woman who helped Graham might turn out to be a ticking time bomb if they could not figure out her identity soon.