After Renee left the cafe, she drove aimlessly through the city. Although Jovan was a lunatic, and the


    things he said could hardly be trusted, she was still affected by what she heard.


    Renee was also very curious about how Tristan died four years ago. Was it an ident or was


    someone behind it? If someone was behind it, who was it, and was Stefan the victim… or the


    perpetrator?


    It seemed Renee would have to find a way to hack into the Newrest police department’s filing system to


    get her hands on the files of Tristan’s murder! With this thought in mind, Renee turned the car around


    and soon arrived back at her apartment.


    Leia had gone out to settle something, so Adie was the only one at home. Ever since thest beating,


    Adie had be much more obedient.


    Without Renee’s permission, he wouldn’t dare go to ces he wasn’t supposed to. After getting bored


    of watching cartoons, he had switched on Renee’sputer to y Tetris.


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    When Renee walked in and saw Adie behaving, she felt relieved.


    “Adie, I’m home. Come and see what I got you.” Renee called as she held out a package. However, the


    little boy was too immersed in his game.


    “Mommy, I’m busy right now. We’ll talk after I’m done.” Adie didn’t even turn around, and continued


    tapping on the keyboard with a frown. He was paying full attention to the game.


    Renee couldn’t resistughing. “All you do is y games and watch cartoons. What could you possibly


    be busy with?” She asked while unwrapping the box. There was a strawberry mousse cake inside –


    Adie’s favorite type of cake. She thought Adie woulde running after smelling it, but he didn’t even


    turn around.


    Renee couldn’t help but feel a little worried. ‘Adie’s gaming addiction is getting worse. I need to do


    something about it!”


    “Looks like I’ll have to enroll you in a kindergarten. Once your sister and Margaret are here, you’ll both


    have to start going to kindergarten, and live like ordinary four-year-olds…”


    “Kindergarten?” Adie finally turned to Renee and pouted sulkily. “That’s where kids go. I refuse.”


    “You’re four years old, Adie, so that’s where you should be going. What else will you do? y games


    and watch cartoons all day long, and run off to ces you shouldn’t?” Renee chided him gently.


    “Look at you. You’re addicted to the game. I bought you your favorite strawberry cake, but you didn’t


    even nce at it…” Renee nagged as she walked over to Adie. However, when she saw what Adie


    was busy with, she froze, shocked beyond reason.


    ‘Adie, t-the system you hacked into. Could it be…” Renee trailed off, her eyes wide in disbelief.


    “Mommy, this is the Newrest police department’s filing system. I checked your search history. You


    seemed to have tried hacking into their system, but couldn’t get in. That’s why I decided to help you,”


    Adie answered cheerfully. He made it sound as if he was merely ying Tetris.


    “H-How did you do it?” Renee gasped