Beyond the Divorce novel Chapter 1176

At that moment, Cane walked in, followed by a female executive from the airport. Cane reported, "We've checked the flight information thoroughly. So far, there's no record of Navi and George on any flight tickets."

"They must have alternative identities," Atlas said with certainty.

His words suddenly filled me with urgency. If they had successfully disguised themselves and slipped past us, would Navi be able to take both my dads?

Feeling uneasy, I softly asked Atlas, "I don't understand. Why would my dad go with him? Isn't he afraid of us? There are so many people blocking his way. Is he underestimating our security checks?"

"Navi must have been prepared. They must be using fake identities. I'm convinced they’re in disguise," Atlas asserted. "Your dad must have followed him because Navi had many ways to threaten and coerce him."

Threatened?

Could my dad have a vulnerability when it came to Navi?

Just then, a surprising scene appeared on the large screen, capturing everyone's attention.

A middle-aged man got out of a taxi nervously. His eyes darted around anxiously, glancing at the cameras.

As a non-police officer, I could sense something was amiss, so the keen-eyed police must have caught on as well.

The man got a wheelchair out of the car and helped an elderly lady with a leg problem out of the vehicle. But something seemed off about the elderly lady's limp.

I glanced at Atlas, and before I could speak, the others were already whispering, "Those two seem suspicious."

The man in the footage settled the elderly lady into the wheelchair and glanced around nervously at the cameras again, then started pushing the wheelchair inside.

One of the airport police officers beside Atlas asked, "Should I send someone to check on those two?"

The control room was some distance from Entrance 5, but I saw the middle-aged man with the wheelchair being intercepted at Entrance 3, near the service desk. Airport police were questioning them, and a crowd of curious onlookers had gathered.

As our group reached Entrance 5, the people who were coming in were clearly visible, and we saw no suspicious individuals.

Atlas's stern face revealed his intensity. His hawk-like eyes scanned the surroundings as he gave orders to Cane. "Seal off all entrances and exits. Check the restrooms and temporary passages immediately!"

Everyone sprang into action. Atlas determinedly headed toward the still-blocked Entrance 3, where the middle-aged man with the wheelchair had been stopped.

I stayed close, noticing Atlas's commanding presence as we approached. People around us quickly cleared a path for him. He walked over, followed by the airport security chief.

The middle-aged man with the wheelchair looked anxiously at Atlas, clearly shaken by his formidable presence. Standing beside him was the supposedly disabled elderly lady from the wheelchair.

Upon closer inspection, the old lady’s legs were perfectly fine, and she was also not an old lady at all. Instead, he was a short, chubby man.