"Later, I handed over the body to them."

"them?"

"'They' are an organization planning a shocking conspiracy. I don't know the specific content. They threatened me and forced me to join the organization, otherwise they would kill Jenny." Paul sighed.

"From the analysis, this possibility is very high." Bai Letian said worriedly.

"As soon as I think that Jenny might be worse than death now, and suffered all the torture, my heart seemed to be bleeding."

"I sympathize with you very much. I hope I can help you, my friend." Bai Letian continued, "Jenny was controlled by Grace and his gang. Only by finding him can we find Jenny's whereabouts."

In fact, Bai Letian didn't say it out. If Grace was found, maybe Professor Feng's whereabouts would be clear.

Paul nodded and agreed.

"Can you try Jenny's phone be open?"

"I have tried it countless times, and it's all turned off, which is really worrying." As he said that, Paul took out his cell phone from his pocket and dialed Jenny's cell phone again.

With a "bang", Paul threw his phone on the table, his face flushed and his chest fell.

Obviously, Jenny's phone is still off.

"Are you okay?" Bai Letian walked over and patted Paul on the shoulder to show comfort.

"What else can we do now? Are we just sitting? I can't stand it."

"It's better for us to take the initiative."

"Take the initiative?" Paul looked up at Bai Lotte.

"Yes, you can text Grace and tell him that he will definitely be interested."

"Then what?"

Bai Lotte approached Paul and whispered the plan in his ear.

After hearing this, Paul nodded repeatedly, gave a thumbs up, and his face gradually turned from darkness to sunny.

As Bai Lotte predicted, the day after Paul sent the message, he received a call from Grace.

The noisy day is over, and the nightlife with bright lights and wine has just begun.

Paul handed Bai Lotte a note with the address of the Reading Bar on Grant Street.

Bai Lotte put the note in his pocket, waved his hand gently to Paul, closed the door with a smile, and walked into the elevator.

When he came to Paul's Dodge car, Bai Lotte looked around and there was no one around. He walked behind the car, squatted down, took off the license plate and put it in the trunk.

At 8 o'clock in the evening, Bai Lotte arrived on time on Grant Street.

When Bai Lotte turned off the engine and pulled the car to the shoulder to stop, the street lights on the street were emitting dim lights, the wet ground was sticky, and the feet were soft and the air was filled with the smell of rain.

This is a street close to the suburbs. There are few pedestrians on the street. Some roads are bumpy by cars. Some street lights are disrepaired, either without lampshades or burnt wicks. They are like blind people's eyes, just placed there.

The exterior walls of many buildings have peeled off, revealing irregular spots, like zebras standing there.

Bai Lotte jumped out of the car, closed the door and locked it, leaned against it, stared at the glass door of the Reading bar.

There is a neon sign in front of the bar with a dim light on it. The lights inside are dim. Diagonally opposite it is a shop with a very narrow storefront.

Bai Letian breathed a sigh of relief, walked over, pushed open the glass door covered with posters, and walked into the dilapidated three-story building.

He walked into a dim corridor, followed the dilapidated wooden staircase, and went straight to the third floor, slashing the old wooden boards.

"Hi, buddy, where are your eyes?" cried a drunken man with a scar on his forehead.

It was obvious that he bumped into Bai Letian, but he stood on the stairs, squirting alcohol in his mouth, holding a lit cigarette in his hand, and looking at Bai Letian fiercely, with fierce eyes.

Bai Letian didn't want to have troubles, so he kept saying "I'm sorry" and made way for the smile.

After the drunk man walked down staggeringly, Bai Letian climbed up the stairs and walked through the corridor on the third floor. He saw the small door of the bar, which was hidden and it was very quiet inside.
Chapter completed!