Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 303 An Unexpected Account

However, that amount of money could easily buy a house in a second or third-tier city!

It was no small expense for ordinary people.

Vivian, a dancer, wouldn't have the confidence to spend so recklessly without Declan supporting her financially.

How could she afford it?

Grace frowned.

Suddenly, a thought struck her.

The hit-and-run driver was terminally ill, and both he and his wife were ordinary workers. Yet, their daughter studied music at a prestigious school in Wiltonshire. Music was an expensive field.

It wouldn't be easy for a working-class family to send their child to study in Wiltonshire.

Meanwhile, Vivian had just spent a small fortune.

Could this be a lead?

Violeta had the same thought.

Declan stepped aside to call Vivian, but it went unanswered.

Then he called Lucy.

Lucy answered, but she didn't know where Vivian was either.

Violeta looked at Grace and whispered, "Ms. Parker, if Vivian is with Simon, I might know where they are."

Grace was surprised. "You do?"

Violeta nodded.

earphones Violeta had slipped into Simon's jacket

left, his phone disconnected from

Simon,

had put the earphones

she was concerned about potential cheating in

"Vio, you're incredibly thorough.

really helped me a

detail-oriented; she had learned from past

addressed Declan, "Declan, stop calling her. If

implying? Do you

here knows where Simon is. If Vivian

then asked, somewhat puzzled, "Grace, why are

"You're mistaken. I'm not

helping Hazel

had to uncover the truth about the

changed

dinner and drove with Violeta

Irene went

Economy

Violeta had investigated Declan's claim about the

Black Market's Tianyan system, she tracked Declan and Vivian's accounts and followed the trail of Vivian's transfer.

thousand dollars wasn't spent but was transferred

verify if the account holder was the driver's daughter studying abroad, and

wasn't innocent after

knowing this,

Investigations required evidence and

vels

methods. Revealing the truth

was still

her cover was blown, she would be the first