Although Jiang Chenglang hadn’t found the person who saved him for so many years, he still managed to find a way to prove whether Jiang Wan really was his savior or not.
He just needed more time.
Didn’t Jiang Wan say that she had arrived a day earlier?
There were no surveillance cameras at the resort hotel, nor was there a list of people who had stayed at the resort hotel during that time. There was no way to verify when Jiang Wan had checked into the resort hotel, but there were other ways to confirm her whereabouts.
For example, there were surveillance cameras all along the way to the resort hotel, such as on the high-speed rail and any other means of transportation.
However, the surveillance cameras on the way to the resort hotel weren’t useful because Jiang Wan and her stepmother had traveled to the hotel by car, so this method was cut off.
Jiang Chenglang didn’t know whether the surveillance cameras were really gone or if they had been artificially erased. This route was impassable, so it was impossible that they had taken another route. However, Jiang Chenglang couldn’t think of any other way so the situation fell into a stalemate.
One day, as he watched Jiang play her games, Jiang Chenglang suddenly had an idea.
There was another way.
He knew that Jiang Wan had used a social media account for many years now. She would log in every day and check-in or record where she had been to. They should be able to find some clues there.
Although it was a violation of Jiang Wan’s privacy, Jiang Chenglang couldn’t convince himself if he didn’t get to the bottom of the truth.
That girl who had saved him was the white moonlight that had hung in his heart for many years. He couldn’t accept someone pretending to be her.
When Jiang Wan had claimed this position, this news, seemed totally illogical to him.
Even though Father Jiang had stopped the matter from spreading because he didn’t want the incident to tarnish Jiang Chenglang’s reputation, Father Jiang had doted on Jiang Wan and often told them to treat this sister well.
If Jiang Wan really was the one who had saved him, why would Father Jiang not tell him and show off Jiang Wan’s bravery so that they could remember Jiang Wan’s kindness better?
However, Jiang Chenglang didn’t want to wrongly accuse Jiang Wan.
He needed concrete proof.
However, that social media platform belonged to the Qin clan. It would take some time for him to negotiate with the Qin clan and have them hand over this information. Moreover, the Jiang clan didn’t have many interactions with the Qin clan. Jiang Chenglang wasn’t sure if they would be willing to help him or not.
This would be difficult.
Then, Rong Qi mentioned that they could hire hackers off the darknet and just pay them some money.
They hired the second place on the dark net, a person called Cheese Tart. This was because the first place on the hacker forum, Black, had stopped taking orders even though he had returned to the hacking world.
And this second place seemed to be catching up to the first place. Presumably, this person was also highly skilled.
“Cheese Tart” had accepted the order without hesitation. All they did was raise the price.
Jiang Chenglang had agreed.
Of course, he didn’t know that the money had gone into the pocket of the person standing next to him.
After all, Jiang Yu had really needed the money recently. She had been spending money like water. Anyway, it wasn’t like she was collecting money from Jiang Chenglang for free. She had earned that money based on her own abilities.
Afterward, she had managed to find him a screenshot of Jiang Wan in another city of the day that Jiang Chenglang had mentioned.
At that time, she didn’t know what Jiang Chenglang wanted to do with this information but now she understood.
It turned out that Jiang Wan had falsely claimed credit and Jiang Chenglang wanted to prove that she didn’t do it.
Falsely claimed credit…
Saved him…
A thought suddenly appeared in Jiang Yu’s mind.
The person falsely claiming credit couldn’t have been the original owner, right?
