The Real Heiress Rules the World

Chapter 86 Shane Took Jill

Chapter 86 Shane Took Jill

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Cameron grew more anxious with every word. “I’ve been calling her nonstop. Her phone’s still off.”

Sloane’s brows furrowed, unease spreading in her chest. “Maybe her phone died?”

“No way.” Cameron shook his head firmly. “Jill’s glued to her phone. She’d never go out without it, and she’d never let it run out of battery.”

Sloane nodded quickly. “Alright, let’s not panic. Check the spots she usually goes. Maybe she stopped by somewhere. I’ll dig into the campus surveillance system.”

“Perfect. That’s why I came to find you.”

The two split up without delay.

From the shadows outside the auditorium, a pair of eyes had been watching Sloane all along.

Her fingers flew across the keyboard as she navigated layer after layer of the university’s firewall, tunneling silently into the surveillance system’s central core using a stealthy encrypted protocol.

But her movements didn’t go unnoticed–Morgan had been waiting.

Ever since the mysterious intruder had slipped through his defenses during the last attack, he hadn’t been able to let it go. A tech maniac through and through, he’d been dying for another shot at this ghost.

Now, his eyes lit up with manic excitement. “You finally showed up again!”

suddenly popped up on

time, you’re not

eyes but didn’t pause. Her fingers typed with precise, rapid rhythm, dodging Morgan’s probes and flooding the system with decoys. But it was clear–he was prepared this

have time

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keystrokes turned into a storm, weaving

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waves of fake data transmissions to simulate a high–priority

in.

glowed with even more fervor as

Sloane doubled down

And then–she found her.

exiting her dorm at 3:42 PM. The camera caught her meeting a male student at the

snapshot of

as Jill climbed into the guy’s car and disappeared off

wasting a second, Sloane exited the campus system and hacked into the city’s traffic surveillance network. It was significantly more secure than the school’s, but nothing she couldn’t

breaking through the barriers, she input the car’s license plate. The system responded instantly, reeling off pages of

car’s travel route lit up

sighting: heading

area filled with abandoned

the hell would Jill be