Chapter 17: Sending an Anonymous Text to Shen Yanzhi

After staring at the inexplicably appearing unknown object for several minutes, Chi Yu suddenly realized what it was.

It was a miniature bugging device!

And it even had a built-in locator transmitter!

This device must have been secretly installed by someone with intent when Shen Yan’s car was parked in the Shen family garage!

The purpose was obvious—whoever did this clearly wished ill upon Shen Yan.

Yet Shen Yan was completely unaware of the bugging device’s existence.

What should she do now?

How could she tell Shen Yan?

Chi Yu furrowed her brows.

The tiny bugging device was hidden in an extremely secretive spot. Without professional detection equipment or expertise, an ordinary person would hardly notice it.

Having this device inside Shen Yan’s car was like having a ticking time bomb on wheels; who knew when it might cause trouble?

Shen Yan was now the phone’s owner and the only hope for Chi Yu to become human again. She couldn’t just stand by and watch him get into danger.

Chi Yu pondered deeply.

Even though she was now a phone, knowing about the bugging device inside the car was useless.

Unless she transformed back into a human and personally removed this hidden threat, all without letting Shen Yan realize it.

She glanced at her limited 10.3 minutes of human time and silently began calculating.

Based on Shen Yan’s daily routine, the only chance to transform and act unnoticed was while he was showering or asleep.

She had to transform, find his car keys, leave his apartment, locate the underground garage, find his car among countless others (a huge task!), then quickly open the door, dismantle and destroy the miniature bugging device, and finally return the keys to their original place.

Ten minutes was barely enough time for such a massive undertaking—almost an impossible mission.

After running through the plan in her mind, Chi Yu quickly abandoned the idea.

After much deliberation, she decided to take a risk and send an anonymous text message to Shen Yan’s phone to warn him.

It was best that Shen Yan himself knew about the bugging device. That way, not only would he be aware of the danger, but he could also investigate who was behind it.

If Chi Yu removed the threat without his knowledge, there might be even greater, more dangerous traps waiting for him, for which he would be completely unprepared.

Weighing all this, Chi Yu finally chose to take the risk: she sent an anonymous message to Shen Yan.

When Shen Yan returned to the community garage, the phone in the card slot suddenly rang without warning, its screen lighting up.

A message boldly appeared, occupying a third of the screen, as if afraid the phone’s owner might miss it.

Shen Yan did see it.

As he stopped the car and picked up the phone, his eyes immediately caught the brazen message that dominated the screen:

[Detected a dangerous miniature bugging device inside the car. Please remove it immediately. PS: The device is located...]

Chi Yu had even thoughtfully specified the exact location of the bugging device.

Then she waited for Shen Yan’s reaction.

Upon reading the message, Shen Yan’s expression turned cold. He unbuckled his seatbelt and got out of the car without a trace of emotion.

The phone-bound Chi Yu was stunned. It wasn’t until Shen Yan returned to his apartment that she realized: Did Shen Yan not believe her?