No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 1839 Taking Matter into Her Own Hands

Elisa barely had a chance to chime in before Bella launched into a rapid-fire explanation. Elisa's intuition kicked in—something was definitely off. Maybe that emergency alert had been right all along; it wasn't a mistake—it was real!

Right then, Luke swiped Bella's phone and switched to speaker mode.

Elisa's voice resonated, calm and collected. "Alright, lay it on me."

Bella understood that Elisa must have deduced her situation. Relief surged through her, marking this as a small triumph.

She quickly conveyed, "The latest contract with Magnus Lane? It's fraught with issues. Could you reevaluate it and expedite the submission?"

On the other end, Elisa furrowed. Magnus Lane? No one by that name was associated with the company. In a heartbeat, she understood that Bella was probably in danger.

Drawing a composed breath, Elisa steadied her tone, cautious not to raise any red flags. "No problem. I'll take care of it."

Tears of happiness shimmered in Bella's eyes, but she swiftly concealed them as Luke locked eyes with her.

Just as she was about to wrap up the conversation, Elisa interjected, "Oh, by the way, weren't you supposed to be knee-deep in cooperation discussions today? How's that going? When do you think it'll wrap up? Need a ride home?"

flicked to Luke at her

seized the phone and ended

his fingers danced across the screen,

Something came up. I had to cut

propelled her phone out the

other end, and a sinking realization hit her—Bella's phone was compromised. Bella

her team to trace the contract

precise moment, Gareth was likely grounded in a

office. Coincidentally, she ran into Thomas, who had just wrapped up

Elisa's hurried demeanor, Thomas quirked an eyebrow and asked, "Everything okay,

elaborate, simply instructing him, "Take me to

leading the way, Elisa encountered no hindrances, arriving at the conference room's

flicked to Luke at her side; he was looking at

you should wait in the office. The

into the conference

eyes—over fifty pairs—turned their