The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie novel Chapter 749

Daniel was incredulous that Felix had remained unconcerned for an entire day. It wasn't until his neighbor informed him that he considered contacting the police.

With a heavy sigh, Daniel immediately reached for his phone to check for the missed calls from that day. As expected, there was one from an unknown number.

He passed his phone to a colleague, saying, "Help me trace this number."

His colleague appeared confused. "Are you certain this could be the abductor?"

"I'm not sure. Let's find out," Daniel replied.

Sienna had been missing for a day. Since neither Felix nor Shelly had received any calls from the abductor, it seemed apparent that the target was Daniel.

The police swiftly took the phone to the monitoring room, with Daniel bringing Felix along. Once there, they hooked up the phone to the equipment.

Felix gazed at the large, complex instruments before him, unsure what they were for. He waited anxiously.

Meanwhile, the police held their breath as they watched Daniel dial the unknown number. The phone's connecting tone rang several times, but there was no answer before the call abruptly ended.

Just as everyone was feeling disappointed, the unknown number suddenly called back. Daniel's heart pounded and he shared nervous glances with his colleagues.

With the monitoring equipment activated, the police signaled Daniel to answer the call.

Daniel switched the phone to speaker mode before answering the call. With a composed tone, he asked, "Hello? Who's calling?"

As soon as he picked up, the computer screen displayed a location.

A voice, deliberately distorted by a voice changer, came through the phone. "Daniel, let Clement go if you want to see your girlfriend alive."

Felix's face went pale, and he anxiously covered his mouth.

Meanwhile, the police quickly left the monitoring room upon pinpointing the location, wasting no time rescuing Sienna.

Daniel kept a faint smile and stayed calm. "What's this supposed to be? My girlfriend's safe at home."