GoodReadUnlock the content CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE I kept glancing out the window, scanning for Edward. Thankfully, there was sbarrier he would have to cross, buyinga little more time.
I scrolled through the nav history as fast as I could, but nothing looked unusual. Panic started creeping in after a few minutes. I'd gone back a whole month and still... nothing. Did I screw this up? I wasn't ready to back down. I kept digging, even though my heart dropped when I spotted Edward leaving the pharmacy, medicine in hand, heading back toward the car. My pulse shot up. He was almost back, and I still hadn't found anything. But then-there it was. A route Mabeled private.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtWhy would someone mark a regular driving route as private unless they were hiding something? Chapter 200 A rush of adrenaline hit me-this had to be it. But of course, the route was locked behind a password.
I froze for a second. Who'd set this up? Edward was just the driver, he wouldn't do something like this. No, this was Matthew's car. It had to be him. Matthew controlled everything. Edward just followed orders. I only had three chances to guess the password. If I messed up, the system would lockout, and Matthew would know someone was snooping. I couldn't risk that.
So, what would Matthew use? I glanced out the window. Edward was getting closer, almost back across the barrier. I had maybe two minutes, tops. My mind raced. Matthew was deeply in love with Lindey. It had to be something connected to her. I quickly typed in her birthday.
[Incorrect password.] I sucked in a breath. Twas running out. Edward was now less than a hundred feet away.
My fingers hovered over the screen, panic crawling up my spine. Ifitm wasn't her birthday, maybe it their anniversary? I typed it in, my hands shaking. [Incorrect password.] I nearly screamed. My heart was pounding so hard it felt like it might burst, I had one try left.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmTwo choices: risk locking the system, or walk away and lose everything.
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Edward was less than fifty meters away now, and even though them windows were tinted, it felt like he could see me, like he knew something was up.
Then, out of nowhere, a memory hit me. Something Jace had casually mentioned once his parents never showed favoritism between him and his brother. They used both their birthdays for important passwords.
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