Chapter 46 It's Really Her

"Check the surveillance cameras nearby and find out who put it there," Vernon ordered. "Yes, sir," answered the driver. … Vernon sat in his chair in the Hart residence study. The mysterious letter and the document were placed in front of him. The butler was standing next to him respectfully, reporting softly, "We've checked all the surveillance cameras nearby. The person who put the letter on the car was a homeless person. He was wearing a hat, so his face couldn't be seen. I'm afraid we can't find out who he is." Vernon waved his hand, signaling him to leave. After the door to the study was closed gently, Vernon was the only one left in the huge space. It seemed that the person had done it deliberately to not expose his identity. This letter was certainly something extraordinary. Vernon fell silent for a moment, then he first opened the document given to him by the police. With every page that he went through, his face got darker and his gaze got colder. It was mentioned in