How to Destroy a Cheater Without Saying Goodbye novel Chapter 192

Mr. Jordan spotted Caleb first. Caleb gave a polite nod. "Director, I've already called the bank to request the data."

Mr. Jordan acknowledged him, then turned to Eddy and the others, remembering that Blanche wasn't fond of meeting strangers face-to-face.

"Let's head to the conference room," he suggested. "I'll update you on where things stand."

Eddy, his expression calm and businesslike, explained, "We can video call the company executives directly. It'll save time." He fell in step with Mr. Jordan, heading towards the conference room.

Rebekah trailed behind, utterly smitten by Eddy's composed, mature charisma. She didn't care if he'd been married before, or if she'd have to be a stepmother to his son—she was still all in.

Meanwhile, Blanche returned from the other side of the building and saw Mr. Jordan leading two men and a woman into the conference room. The backs of the two men looked vaguely familiar, but she reminded herself that in a city like this, she hardly knew anyone.

Blanche focused on her data analysis, determined to crack the culprits' methods and build a trap as quickly as possible.

After listening to the presentation from Eddy's team, Mr. Jordan felt their approach made sense. Using big data analytics to figure out why the suspects targeted these accounts, and then looking for similar ones to track, seemed like it would yield results quickly.

"Here's what we'll do," Mr. Jordan said. "I'll talk to the specialist on the other side and let you all give it a shot. The more hands on deck, the better. I doubt she'll object."

Rebekah seized the chance to chime in. "Honestly, I trust Eddy's company more than any so-called specialist. If we prove ourselves, Mr. Jordan, you'll know who to call next time. No need to fly in an expert from overseas."

Mr. Jordan considered her words. "Let's see how things go."

Back in his office, Mr. Jordan updated Blanche. "It's a major security company."

She nodded. "Yes, their firm not only provides antivirus apps to protect accounts but also specializes in tracking and recovery. I think we should let them try. What do you think?"

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