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Chapter 73

Chapter 73

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With that thought, Harriet regained her confidence and nodded, “Alright, I’ll help. Could you please let my parents go first?”

Warren looked a bit uneasy and glanced at Curtis. Curtis shrugged it off, waving his hand dismissively. “Just keep it down,” he muttered as he focused on Quinlyn’s data analysis.

Finally freed, Maurice and Tina hurriedly scrambled to their feet, ignoring the dust and dirt covering them as they rushed over to Warren, whispering in shock, “What kind of spell has Quinlyn cast on Curtis? Why is everyone listening to her?

“She must be a monster! I thought she’d left the Anderson residence and head for the border for good, but now she’s tangled. up with Curtis. Mr. Sullivan, we need to figure out a way to expose her true colors fast!”

In their eyes, everything Quinlyn had achieved was thanks to the Anderson family’s resources. Watching her benefit from it all felt worse than a knife to their hearts.

Warren had always thought they behaved quite petty, and he’d only been polite because of Harriet. Now that he saw their true nature, he couldn’t help but feel they were out of their minds.

It was absurd to think a general and his high–ranking officers could be fooled by a kid. Besides, the current situation was clearly beyond a businessman’s reach. Maurice and Tina’s request to stir up trouble only struck him as foolish or malicious.

“Let’s put that aside for now. My company’s survival hinges on Harriet. He cleverly shifted the topic, leading Harriet over to another computer. “Quinlyn’s too busy to help, and fixing the feed from the monitors is a straightforward task. I’m sure you can handle it, right?”

Fixing the feed? Harriet stared blankly at the screen, feeling a bit lost. After all, she was still in the early stages of learning at the tutoring center, she only knew how to create simple web pages.

But since Warren said Quinlyn could do it, she didn’t want to back down. Without thinking much, she nodded and said, “Okay.”

At that moment, the professors who had searched in the mountainous were urgently called back. They had just taken off their anti–magnetic suits, drenched in sweat and hoarse from shouting. As they approached, they stopped in their tracks, wide–eyed at the sight of Harriet.

thrilled to see her math tutor, standing up to wave a greeting. Unable to hold back, she boasted, “Mr. Sullivan called me in to help! Ill assist you all and make sure not

a quick glance at Quinlyn, it was

their expressions a mix of surprise and skepticism. Harriet had only gotten into the program through connections; her talent was average at best. Now, she wanted to compare herself to Quinlyn? They thought to themselves. ‘Give it

Quinlyn. “Aren’t we going back to look for more people? We heard many are still lost

anymore.” Quinlyn replied, pointing at the suits they

to trigger magnetic storms. They have a unique color and texture. Did you notice anything like that?” she asked.

special rock layers that disrupted the magnetic field. The field here was extraordinarily strong,

planned to ask around, but if no one had any leads, she’d venture into

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how calm and capabile Quinlyn was, despite her age, he felt even more guilty for his previous behavior

need more, we can head back into the mountains

more you find, the better, Quinlyn nodded, unaware that she had changed a

the detectives andl the 901 Military Base personnel, they managed to rescue over two hundred students.

they felt sick and slumped against a tree, “Give us half an hour to rest, then we’ll head

might collapse, the doctor said with a firm shake of his heart. Bennett was frustrated, taking deep breaths of oxygen. “But there are still so many students

drones, and helicopters couldn’t penetrate the mountains. If they didn’t go back in, what would happen to

stood up, and crouched next to him. Her small figure seemed even smaller. “The magnetic storm is getting worse. Going in now would be suicide,”

but his words got stuck