Love the Wolfless Power Girl at First Sight

Chapter 455 Lost Without a Trace

Mr. Zachariah was fuming, but Ethan didn’t even spare him a glance.

If he kept throwing a tantrum now, he’d only end up making a fool of himself.

One of Zavala’s men leaned in and murmured, “Sir… I heard Ethan cracked several major cases lately. Do you think it might be because of that girl?”

Their two squads had always been neck and neck in performance.

But lately, Ethan’s team had been on a winning streak–solving big cases one after another and getting major recognition from higher–ups.

Zavala shot him a glare.

“What nonsense are you babbling? We solve cases based on skill. You think a teenage girl is the reason for all that?”

He’d always believed in his own strength–and never looked–twice at anyone else’s.

“But Captain, there’s no smoke without fire. We used to be evenly matched with them, and now they’re leaps ahead. There has to be a reason, right?”

Zavala had been ready to storm off in frustration, but hearing that, he hesitated.

Instead, he dragged over a chair and sat down.

Fine. He’d stay and watch. Let’s see what trick Ethan had up his sleeve.

Simon led Tessa through a maze of high–tech

faintly with ozone and wolf pheromones. On the

use it?” Simon asked. He knew Tessa was good with computers, but this gear was cutting–edge. No ordinary high schooler would know

gave him

you seriously underestimating me

like this

back

it like that. We only just got this equipment ourselves. I barely know how to use it. I was just worried it’d

down at a

“You didn’t find anything?”

picked up a faint trace of the councilman’s pheromones,” Simon explained, handing over the data files. “But they were basically useless.

Lost Without

ago. After that nothing. It’s like lie vanished off the face of

code letters to refer to

for days, and we’ve still got nothing. Without knowing

I’ll take a

the system and started parsing through

Werewolf Council’s biometric lock… in front

was

I need

clamped his

find him, he’d do anything she asked–no

just disappear into

had to have been