Chapter 493 The Code was Cracked
So, for a long time after that, they had peace in Triangle City. However, recently, a few new forces have emerged, along with old gangs, demanding to see their boss.
Snapping back to reality, everyone shouted in unison, "Hello, Mr. Medici!"
Winston nodded and greeted them, but inside, he was deeply shaken.
How much suffering had Abella endured to become the boss everyone talked about?
No wonder she always seemed so cold and indifferent, as if nothing mattered to her.
Growing up in the Wilson family, her adoptive parents neither loved nor cared for her. They saw her as a bringer of disaster to the family and never gave her any warmth.
Except for Madam, it seemed no one had ever truly cared for her or protected her. She had to fight for everything, which made her independent and strong-willed.
All her coldness, fierceness, and excellence were achieved through her continuous efforts.
Unlike Lola, who had never suffered outside, always cherished by her family, getting whatever she wanted and doing whatever she pleased, enjoying countless blessings.
But Abella, because of a mix-up at birth, had to crawl through endless darkness and hardship to achieve what she had today.
Thinking of this, he felt both admiration and a sudden warmth in his chest.
He silently vowed in his heart that he would treat Abella doubly well in the future! He would give her everything she had never experienced or received and more.
"Ms. Medici, recently a few gangs have specifically asked to see you..." a subordinate reported to Abella, "And the people from Hellground Base want you to go to their territory alone within three days. They say they have something to discuss, or else they'll be unfriendly to us."
Abella sneered coldly. "Where do they get the nerve to make such a demand?"
Mentioning Hellground Base only fueled her anger.
Hellground Base was a terrifying organization from abroad that later took root in Triangle City, often clashing with The A Gang.
The minor skirmishes in the past were not worth mentioning, but a year ago, they were chasing Camila, and Abella happened to see it. Because they had a grudge against the A Gang, Abella also stepped in to help in time.
At that time, Camila was seriously injured. When Abella intervened, Camila ran away. She was on a secret mission and feared exposure, capture, and the deadly poison in her body.
Although they formed a bond, it only served to further displease Hellground Base.
"Recently, those people seem to have stronger backing. Their arrogance is different, and their tone is aggressive. You'd think they were really something," the subordinate said disdainfully,
"Didn't you teach them a lesson?" Abella asked.
"We did. When they arrogantly came to our territory and made threats, we blew up their car. But they didn't retaliate afterward, so we don't know what they're planning."
"Ignore them," Abella said calmly, "If they want to go to hell sooner, we'll gladly send them on their way."
With that, she had already left Silvercrest and arrived at her castle.
The grand and imposing castle once again shocked Winston. He hadn't expected Abella to have so many secret bases.
Her family probably thought she was just a top student.
If they knew about her many identities, they would be utterly shocked.
"Winston, give me the chip," Abella said, planning to take it inside for research.
"Okay." Winston handed her the chip and then joined her in the private base. They got a computer and started decoding the clues left by Nicole.
The subordinates were stunned, not knowing what the boss and Winston were busy with. They had been at it from day to night without any intention of stopping.
Two subordinates waited outside the door, pushing the responsibility back and forth.
"Ms. Medici didn't eat lunch, and now it's evening. You should tell her to eat something and continue later."
"I don't dare... You've been with Ms. Medici the longest. Even if you interrupt her, she won't blame you."
"Who says? You're new, so you won't be blamed for not knowing. You're the best choice."
"No, no, no, I don't have the guts to do that."
As the two subordinates argued outside, the door suddenly opened.
Seeing the girl with a cold and fierce aura in front of them, they obediently said in unison, "Ms. Medici, it's time to eat."
Abella glanced at the darkening sky and couldn't help but ask, "No news from the C Gang?"
"News? What news?"
The two subordinates were confused. What news could the C Gang have? Or rather, what news should they have?
Abella was a bit suspicious.
'By now, Phillipe should have arrived in Triangle City and should have contacted me first. Why hadn't he arrived yet? Should I call to check? What if he was just delayed by work? Would it be inappropriate to call?'
Thinking this, Abella dismissed the idea. "I'll eat later."
She closed the door again.
The two subordinates exchanged puzzled looks. Why was the boss increasingly interested in the C Gang's affairs?
Since the alliance, anyone who disrespected yhe C Gang had been taken down one by one on the boss's orders.
"Winston, how's it going?"
After entering the study, Abella looked at Winston, who was verifying the template.
She had just cracked the chip inside the necklace Nicole had given Patricia. There were ten phonetic templates, each with many different phonetic symbols.
Winston had also decoded the strange codes on the heart pendant Nicole had given Diana, using the templates. The result was 21.1 degrees North latitude, 99.2 degrees East longitude, and one word: danger.
"Where is this?" Winston was surprised, not expecting such an address.
Was Nicole trying to tell him this place was dangerous?
"This place is in Triangle City, but no one operates there."
It was a very remote place.
"Could Nicole have left something there? I have to go," Winston said, getting up to leave.
Abella said, "You're injured. Better not go. I'll go instead."
She looked at the silver key in her hand, which Diana had found in the scarf Nicole had given her. Could it be the key to something?
She would take it with her.
"No way," Winston refused. "Your subordinates just said several forces are looking for you. You should stay here and be safe."
He couldn't let Abella take this risk!
"I'll be quick. Nothing will happen," Abella said, not giving him a chance to refuse. "Let's eat first. I'm hungry."
Winston then remembered they had been so focused on decoding Nicole's clues that they hadn't eaten all day.
Abella must be starving.
Thinking this, he felt guilty again.
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