Divorce Failed My Wife's Secret Identities Shock the World novel Chapter 607

Andres hurried out the clubhouse doors, and sure enough, a torrential downpour was raging outside.

Occasional flashes of lightning tore across the horizon, followed by low, rumbling thunder.

It was only a little past 1:00 PM, yet the sky had turned ominously dark, as though night had already fallen.

While Murray went to the parking lot to get the car, Andres tried calling Maeve.

He was met only with an automated voice stating the number couldn't be reached.

By the time he lowered his phone, Murray had pulled the car around.

Hans opened a large black umbrella, shielding Andres as he climbed into the back seat.

"Still can't reach Miss Vance?"

Andres gave a barely perceptible nod.

He dialed her number again and again, his mind flashing back to the terrifying scene at The White Manor when Maeve was nearly struck by lightning.

Murray gradually increased the speed.

"Don't worry, Boss. I calculated Miss Vance's travel time and route to Lumiere City."

"As long as we follow this road, our cars are bound to cross paths."

Murray's words did nothing to ease Andres's anxiety.

He turned to Hans. "Was there rain in the forecast for the next few days?"

He had a sinking feeling this storm was highly unnatural.

Hans replied, "I checked the weather before we left. There was no rain expected for the next three days."

Suddenly, a realization slammed into Andres.

Maeve had salvaged a damaged chip from Lab C, and after repairing it, she discovered it had an S-level encryption.

He had dealt with that type of security before.

Once the decryption process started, if the code wasn't broken within seventy-two hours, the chip would self-destruct.

If he could figure that out, Maeve definitely knew it too.

Could she have resorted to using that forbidden art again just to crack the chip?

At that thought, panic seized Andres's chest.

He snapped an order at Murray.

"Do you even know how to drive? Hurry up, go faster!"

Murray looked aggrieved at the scolding.

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