Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1386

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1386

Letting out a gleeful chuckle, the man said, “It's not that hard to look for the people who can fulfill

your requirements. However, it still depends on what you intend to do. As you know, people

nowadays are not willing to be easily involved in unknown activities. If it's regarding something

legal, I can easily get you one that would work for less than a hundred thousand. But, if you intend

to involve them in something illegal, I doubt anyone would be so daring to do so.”

Lyna wasn't a fool. She caught what he meant at once and said coolly, “I'll pay you three million to

look for three people.”

The man was stunned for a moment before recollecting himself. This is really a rich and sporting

client! I must grab this opportunity to gain profit. “No problem. When do you need the three of

them?”

"As soon as possible. I hope you can get it done by four in the afternoon,” Lyna replied hurriedly as

she glanced at her watch. She was running out of time.

“Sure, just wait for my great news, then,” the man said confidently.

Meanwhile, both Hannah and Natasha were now in the hotel room arranged by Fabian. “Only one

luggage, is that all?” Hannah asked in disbelief.

To her surprise, Natasha had very limited belongings in the hotel room. Basically, there was only one

piece of luggage. Moreover, the luggage was unpacked, as if she was ready to go anywhere at any

moment.

"Since I had just left Remdik, I'm actually still hunting for a proper place to stay. Hence, I didn't really

unpack my belongings so that I don't have to waste time packing everything again later,” Natasha

explained casually.

She heaved a sigh of relief at the sight of the luggage in the hotel room. Fortunately, Fabian had

arranged to place it there so at least she could still put on a show. If not, Hannah would surely be

doubtful when she did not see any of Natasha's personal belongings there.

“You must have had a hard time, poor girl. Never mind, from now onwards, you just stay at my

place, you hear? Make yourself at home there.”

As a soft-hearted person, Hannah could feel a pang of sympathy in her heart. She really pitied

Natasha and even thought of asking the girl to stay with her forever in the villa.

“Thank you so much, Hannah.”

Needless to say, Natasha knew that Hannah was being sincere to her. Hannah had only known me

for a short while and had no idea about my background. And yet, she still treats me well.

She knew that it was a blessing for her and she really appreciated Hannah's kindness. I'm really

lucky to be assigned to such a kind-hearted person's side. I must protect her well to pay back her

kindness!

“Mr. Norton, we just managed to find out that someone had contacted Lyna Blackwood's mother

with an unknown number recently. Do you think we need to have a further investigation?” Fabian’s

trusted aide asked.

“Oh, is that so? Do you think it's possible to identify the caller?” Fabian asked him placidly while

leaning idly against the back of his chair. As of now, he still had no clue what the mastermind was

planning next.

"Since the call duration was less than one minute, we weren't able to eavesdrop on their

conversation. However, we managed to trace a text message that contains a bank account number.

Unfortunately, halfway through jotting down the number, the message was deleted all of a sudden,”

he reported honestly.

Fabian replied, “Alright. Keep watching her closely.”

“Miss, I have managed to get you the three people you wanted,” the boss of the black market told

Lyna with three people standing beside him.

“Alright. I'll transfer the money to you immediately.”

Lyna then led the three of them to a private room. After scanning them from head to toe, she finally

asked, “Among the three of you, who is the one good at imitating others’ handwriting?”

Upon hearing her words, a middle-aged man immediately stepped forward and said, “I'm the one. I

am quite good at imitating others’ handwriting if I do say so myself.”

Lyna nodded and before taking two copies of documents from her bag. One of the copies was the

duplicate of the weaponry purchasing agreement that was signed by Hannah, while another copy

was the original version of the agreement. She pointed at Hannah's signature and told the man, “I

want you to imitate her signature as perfectly as possible. There should not be any visible

difference.”

The middle-aged man nodded in acknowledgment and took the copies of agreements from Lyna.

"You, come over here,” Lyna said to the other man with a gesture. His task would be delivering

something for her.

The man stepped forward and looked at Lyna.

“I want you to help me deliver something to the police station later. Just tell them you're a

journalist, and that you're Hannah Young's colleague. After that, you will tell them that you found

the copy of the document on her desk. Don't worry, I will create another identity for you so the

police won't be suspicious of you.”