Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 1173

Vincent ordered, "Notify the Department of Transportation to track this vehicle immediately."

Atlas said to Vincent, "Let's go to the Department of Transportation. It's faster that way."

Then, he turned to Cane and said, "Get our people to cooperate with the airport security. We can't let him take the hostage away!"

I looked at Atlas and asked, "Are you saying he's planning to escape?"

"He won't stay in this Bibury right now. After all, he's not familiar here," Atlas affirmed, "He has confirmed that the notebook is in our hands. He might be looking for an alternative plan."

Vincent ordered to take Neil away, who shouted desperately, wanting to explain. However, Vincent ignored his cries and walked away with determined strides.

I gave one last glance at Neil, feeling disdain for this man. He sold out his entire life and future for 15 thousand dollars.

We followed Vincent out of the office, heading straight to the Department of Transportation.

In the car, I asked Cane, "How did you sense it could be this driver?"

"Mr. Atlas asked me to investigate two drivers. When I went out, I observed their expressions. The young one seemed relaxed, but Neil was particularly nervous."

"I went to borrow a light from him, got into his car, and chatted with him. Sure enough, he asked me about the investigation. I told him we had located his whereabouts, and he was under surveillance."

Cane chuckled bitterly and continued, "Then, I placed a recording device in his car. I got off to smoke and chatted with the young driver. I learned about Neil's family situation. Turns out, his child is in high school. That's where his need for money comes in."

I had to admire Cane's keen observation.

"When you went to the teacher's college, I retrieved the recording device. It turned out to be him," Cane spoke simply, but he was quite astute.

"How did you suspect it was the driver?" I looked at Atlas and asked.

I hadn't expected to find an accomplice so quickly. It showed Atlas's logical thinking was meticulous.