Chapter 1753: The Bad News
You Hit My Heart
Chapter 1753: The Bad News
âI won't hurt you. Open the door, I don't want to say it a second time,"
Joyce said coldly.
At the same time, Darrin also drew his own pistol and aimed it at the
others.
The leader of the security guards glanced at the rest of his team and
nodded slightly. He recognized Joyce and Mr. Warner hadn't given any
explicit orders to prevent Mrs. Warner from entering. If they could stop
her, they would, but if they couldn't, there was no need to push the
matter further and risk hurting each other. It would be difficult to explain
that to Mr. Warner.
The other security guards dispersed and took a step back.
Joyce put down her gun.
The leader of the security guards pressed a button on a remote control.
The second door opened.
Joyce and Darrin immediately entered the Biochemical Institute. They
walked in, surveying their surroundings. This place was definitely not
ordinary; it seemed to be conducting some secret experiments.
They proceeded into the laboratory, and Joyce stopped a senior female
researcher. She asked, "Where is the person in charge?"
The female researcher adjusted her glasses and responded, "Oh,
Professor Orik and Professor Jocelyn have already left the institute for
Mufron."
"Mufron? Will they be back?" Darrin asked from the side.
"Of course, they just went there to conduct further experiments. Mufron
has more advanced equipment. Do you have anything important?
Otherwise, you can wait for them to return and ask them in person,â the
female researcher replied.
Darrin furrowed his brow, realizing that all the supervisors were absent.
He exchanged a glance with Joyce, indicating that he would keep an
eye on the female researcher.
Joyce searched the room, trying to find out exactly what they were
researching. When she came across information related to microbial
toxins, her heart sank as she read more and more.
She searched through the documents, her mind deep in thought. The
strange behavior of Aaron's recent routes and the suspicion of
biological toxins gradually unsettled her.
"Aaron is trying to evade detection, right? It seems like this kind of
tactic. What exactly is he planning?" Darrin furrowed his brow and
shook his head.
Suddenly, Joyce called out, "Stop."
Darrin quickly pressed the pause button.
"Here, go back a bit, a bit more." Joyce took control and manually
operated the laptop.
She rewound to a suspicious route. "Look here, it seems like Aaron
waited here for a long time. This place is remote, with no village or
stores nearby. What was he doing here? And after waiting for a long
time, he drove in a completely different direction. Follow up and find out
where he went after that."
"Okay," Darrin responded.
Using satellite positioning, he locked onto the route at that time and
began tracing it.
Meanwhile, Mr. Arnold, seeing Joyce and Darrin busy, didn didn't want
to disturb them. He prepared some refreshments, brewed a pot of fine
tea, and brought it to them.
Placing the tea tray on the coffee table, Mr. Arnold said, "Mrs. Warner,
you've been working hard. Have some tea and snacks. You're
pregnant, so take care of yourself."
Joyce looked up from her work, smiling slightly. âThank you."
Mr. Arnold respectfully withdrew, feeling a deep sense of satisfaction as
he observed the diligent mistress of the Warner family. He admired
Joyce's exceptional qualities and abilities, which were evident even in
times of crisis.
When Mr. Arnold left, Darrin suddenly paused the laptop screen.
"We've found it, this is it," he said, pointing to a location on the map.
âThe precise address is here!"
"Quickly zoom in on this address using satellite positioning and see
exactly where itis,â Joyce said, suddenly feeling nervous. She had a
feeling that things were becoming more complicated.
"Okay," Darrin responded. In just a minute, he locked onto the location.
He read the information, "Biochemical Institute, under the R&S Group. I
looked it up, and it's mainly involved in the cultivation of
microorganisms, such as beer yeast. It seems that Aaron didn't go to
any strange places."