My Loyal Husband After Our Divorce

Chapter 274: Something to Do with Project Galaxy

Translator: Lonelytree Editor: Millman97

This aligned too perfectly with her own mother’s appearance and disappearance, because she also arrived at City T 30 years ago and disappeared 12 years ago!

There had to be another similar case, other than these two. Her mind quickly connected the dots and she wasted no time to pull out all the information on Yun Ruobing.

Ruobing’s father also arrived at City T 30 years ago and disappeared 12 years ago!

If this was how things were, it should be the same for one of Ee Chen’s parents as well…

Xinghe quickly went to search for information on Ee Chen but was quick to realize there was suspiciously little information on Ee Chen’s parents floating on the World Wide Web. Xinghe suspected someone had wiped all mention of them beforehand.

Could this be Ee Chen’s handiwork? He wiped out his parent’s digital existence?

at least able to ascertain that Xia Meng was connected to them and probably to the mysterious Project Galaxy as

what exactly was this Project Galaxy and did it have anything to do with the fact that Xinghe was now

if he had completely disappeared. There was no point

mystery. Whether

conclusion, after sifting through everything, the only thing Xinghe could do now was to locate the thing Xia Meng’s father left

thing Xinghe’s mother left her… but where to start looking? She had no idea where Xia Meng hid

moment, her bedroom door was suddenly pushed

Shen with a tray

opposite of the man Xinghe saw

come down for dinner? You just got out of the hospital so you have to take care of that body of yours. I had

over and set the tray down in front

realized that night had

turned when she

on, dig in.” Ye Shen was

man was unbelievable. Did he think Xinghe would just accept his sudden change of attitude like the morning didn’t happen? Or was Xia Meng really

on me?” Ye Shen played his part to a chilling effect. The

without even deigning to look at him, “1 will eat the noodles but not when you’re still around; your face