Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 785

The news hit me hard, and Atlas immediately called Jared to confirm the information.

Jared decisively affirmed the news, stating that Trinity was supposed to have returned to the country.

However, when it was time for her to go to the airport as planned, she was discovered missing from her room. After a casual search yielded no results, they sensed something was wrong and officially declared her missing.

It had been over 10 hours.

My heart skipped a beat, and I looked at Atlas in a panic. "What should we do?"

Atlas didn't immediately answer my question. After contemplating, he made a call, issuing tasks to the other side.

Then he said, "I've contacted our headquarters in the Jitador to investigate the situation. Concluding the current uncertain circumstances wouldn't be wise."

I had never encountered such a situation before and couldn't help feeling nervous, especially since Trinity was in Jitador.

After all, due to my past, there had been friction between the Huffman family and the underground party of the Jitador.

I did not understand the specific reasons for Trinity's trip to the Jitador this time, making me even more uneasy.

It wouldn't have been as surprising if it was anyone else. But Trinity always had bodyguards accompanying her everywhere. How could she suddenly disappear?

When Anson mentioned that Trinity was in the Jitador, I had felt an unexplainable uneasiness.

It seemed my premonitions were true. Every time I felt this inexplicable unease, something bad would happen.

I told Atlas, "No, let's return to Foswood and head to Bourdamun early tomorrow. I need to go to the Huffman residence."

Atlas immediately told the driver and then made a call, probably notifying Dylan. He ordered the convoy behind to head to the Huffman residence.

Our car led, making a beeline for the Huffman residence.

Located in the northern suburbs of Foswood, the Huffman residence was a vast traditional courtyard, solemn and majestic. It resembled a small palace with upturned eaves, carved beams, and painted rafters.