Chapter 568 - A Blind Spot

Translator: Tuiwen Editor: Tuiwen

Yang Jiang clenched his jaw. “You know my purpose as to why I’ve returned. When I went to make a deal today, the other side was the heir of another well-known family. However, while we were negotiating, the terms weren’t agreed upon.” He sighed. “He stole half of the blueprint.”

He even left a mocking message on his computer.

It was truly detestable!

Yang Jiang didn’t say what happened after that, but Yang Niancould tell that the anger in his heart was becoming more and more unbearable.

But what made the old man more aggrieved was that he didn’t even know which family had bested him. Whoever the family was, he must’ve been very powerful and couldn’t be provoked.

He clenched his fists.

The person was smart.

He must’ve broken through the layers of the encrypted firewall to have been able to leave a message and know his address. But, how?

Just the thought of that was enough to send a chill down his spine.

Was that person out to get him?

“Have you filed a complaint?”

“It’s useless. All the website said was that they didn’t find any violations and that my appeal has been closed.” He clenched his fists.

He frowned.

He knew that the website he was talking about was a classified website. Ordinary people wouldn’t be able to get in.

Not only that but the website itself was being monitored by the best technical specialist. It was also built through a powerful artificial intelligence system that made it almost impossible for anyone to commit any mischief.

If the blueprint had really been stolen, then the website should’ve recognized the problem.

However, it was not found.

It was impossible for the item to have been stolen, right?

Yang Nian shook his head.

“Father—”

“When I had come out of the reception room, I was still carrying the box. Seeing as I’ve never opened it, it was likely that it had been stolen there.”

“But you’re surrounded by surveillance cameras. They couldn’t have seen anything, right?” Yang Nian frowned.

“Maybe we’re overthinking things.”

Yang Jiang gradually recalled everything that had happened before falling into deep thought.

..

After Yao Tang had come out of the Yang family, she grabbed the blueprint and headed back.

She had no idea that there were female bodyguards desperately looking for her.

As one of the bodyguards, Nie Yun gritted her teeth as she walked inside Yao Yan’s study. The tips of her ears were red, and she couldn’t look her boss in the eye.

“I’m sorry, but we lost her, Young Master Yao. We can’t find any trace of Miss Yao now.”

Ever since she had worked as a bodyguard, she had never experienced such a situation. In fact, she was praised for her rapt attention and her detailed eye.

Plus, there were eight of them! How could a young girl outmaneuver them all?

She remembered Yao Tang walking inside a shop, but before any of them knew it, she had already disappeared in a blink of an eye. She remembered barging into the shop, only to find no traces of the young woman.

Ever since the incident at the movie theater, everyone had been on high alert.

But they still lost her.

When they realized that they couldn’t find Yao Tang, they were surprised, but they didn’t panic. Instead, they divided themselves and searched the nearby area.

However, all they could see was Yao Tang’s phone.

Now, she could only ask for her boss’s forgiveness.

Yao Yan pursed his lips.

He had already known that something was wrong when his bodyguard had come in, but this… his eyes were filled with doubt.

“Check the surrounding surveillance cameras.”

He ordered.

However, just as he had finished speaking, he heard a series of knocks from the door.

Nie Yun quickly opened the door to realize that it was one of her bodyguards.

Seeing her subordinate’s flustered appearance, she frowned. “What’s wrong? Why do you look like you’ve run a marathon?”n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

A chill shot down her spine.

Did something happen to the young miss of the Yao Family?

If something had happened…Nie Yun shivered. She gazed at her subordinate as if trying to determine whether or not this matter was good news or bad.

However, she simply couldn’t tell.