Chapter 10

Aurelia didn't trust Damien. Afraid he might try something behind the scenes, she asked Harrison to bring in two more expert hackers to track the digital signal alongside him. "Aury, you don't trust me?" Damien's pupils quivered slightly, and a flicker of hurt showed in his usually unreadable eyes for the first time. "That's right. I don't trust you," Aurelia said coldly. "You're not worth trusting." Damien silently clenched his fists but quickly relaxed them. "Forget it. You're angry right now. I won't argue with you. I'll prove my innocence and earn back your trust." After saying those words, Damien opened the laptop and began tracing the digital signal source behind the leaked private photos and video. Lines of green code flashed rapidly across the screen as he typed intently, his expression sharper than ever. The other two hackers also worked hard, fingers flying across their keyboards—but neither could match Damien's speed or skill. Soon, he locked onto a single data sourc