When There Is Nothing Left But Love (Ashton And Scarlett)

The man had a trucker hat on. He deliberately kept his head low when he passed by the reception to evade the surveillance cameras.

Millie had mentioned once during one of our casual exchanges that due to the handsome pay that came with the high-risked nature of their jobs, they had to put their life, blood and sweat on the line or die while they were executing their mission. It became their second nature to keep watching over their own shoulders, even when they were sleeping.

For me, I was just striking a deal with the man. I could not care less how much bloodshed he had caused.

As soon as they took their seats, I cut to the chase. “I want the reports on Ashton’s most recent medical records and his whereabouts right now.”

“But you promised to give him three days’ time to investigate,” Millie reminded me.

“No problem.” The man kept his head low. From where I was sitting, I could only see the lower half of his face. His chin was stubbled, and he looked slightly darker than most native K City citizens. His thin lips were oddly protruding, bearing the ruggedness of the desert people.

“The figures on his health records, his schedule, and the list of persons he has been in contact with are all simple numbers. I can send them to your phone right now. However, I cannot provide you with more detailed information,” the man muttered as he fished out his phone.

Soon, I received a WhatsApp notification. It was a message with an attachment.

file, which took mere seconds to

pinching out, and noticed the “In good health” remark at the bottom

heaved a long sigh of relief

a cautious man. He could lose a tail easily. Although I held little hope on the leads of his whereabouts,

City family home was imprinted on the

K and J Cities in the evenings, to the family home

Charlie hardly went

wonder I could not reach him these days. It must have something to do

answer was right

deep in silence, the man reminded me, “My pay is only to locate Ashton Fuller. If you want to know what happens at the family home, there’ll

the family home was not a dangerous place, so

nodded and said nothing else. He cast a sideways glance at

out after him to ask him for more

right down in