Sir, Madam Dispeared Again After Divorce!
Chapter 465 A Call in the Dream

Julien didn't feel much surprised at the answer from Zach. Because when he asked, Julien already knew the answer.

He tapped on the document. After a few seconds, Julien narrowed his eyes and said, "In that case, continue to keep an eye on Dallin. Once this person makes a move, immediately report to me."

Whether Dallin was Julien's father's murderer or not, Julien was going to have people watch Dallin.

Julien wouldn't let anyone suspicious go.

"Okay, Mr. Flint." Zach nodded, thought of something else, and added, "There is one

more thing,"

"What is it?" "The Graham family seems to be at odds with the Leigh family."

"Why?" Julien asked.

Zach pushed the glasses. "Nathan was caught having an affair by Macy. Macy pushed Nathan downstairs in anger, and Nathan broke a leg. Because of this, the Leigh family had a row with the Graham family, and Nathan asked for a divorce."

"Have they divorced?" Julien raised his eyebrows.

Zach shook his head. "No. Macy is not willing to divorce. Nathan had asked for a divorce before but failed. It may also be very difficult for him to divorce this time."

Julien sneered. "Macy and Lyra are friends, right?"

"Yes. Their relationship is not bad. Macy even schemed against Ms. Raines for Lyra. Macy made several banks jointly press Ms. Raines to pay the debts, but fortunately, you gave Ms. Raines some advice. Otherwise, Ms. Raines and Skylight would have been done for," Zach said in a deep voice.

Julien's eyes flashed. "Then let's help Nathan."

Everyone knew that Macy loved Nathan very much.

To marry Nathan, Macy had even done some undignified things. Nathan was the most important person for Macy.

Once Nathan divorced her, she would go crazy.

Because Julien had been hypnotized at that time, he just told Sydney how to destroy Macy's plan and didn't do anything to Macy.

If Zach had not mentioned Macy, Julien would have forgotten about her.

Now that he was reminded, he would let Macy pay the price for what she had done to Sydney.

Being divorced from Nathan would be the most painful price for her.

"Okay, Mr. Flint. I will arrange it," Zach said.

Julien waved Zach away.

Zach didn't say anything and turned to leave.

After he left, the ward became quiet again.

Julien took out his cell phone, found Sydney's phone number, and was ready to call her.

Before dialing the number, he suddenly stopped.

It was already late. He didn't know if she was asleep.

If so, he would wake her up.

When Julien was hesitating, a sound came from outside the door. Something seemed to have fallen on the floor.

Julien was startled and accidentally dialed the number.

Julien looked at the screen speechlessly.

He was destined to contact her.

Soon, Sydney's sleepy voice came from the other end of the line. "Who is it?"

Hearing the sleepiness in her voice, Julien realized she had been woken up by him. He said, "It's me. Sorry to disturb you." Sydney grunted, lying on her side on the bed with her eyes closed and one hand holding the phone next to her ear. She was half-asleep.

Thus, she didn't even recognize the person on the other end of the phone and what he had said.

Julien thought his voice was too low and repeated, "It's me. Sorry to disturb you at this hour. I..."

He had not finished his words when he suddenly heard the long breaths on the phone. He instantly realized that Sydney had fallen asleep. He froze and then could not help chuckling.

She was indeed careless.

She drifted into sleep again so soon.

Maybe she was so drowsy that she didn't recognize him.

Otherwise, she would have asked why he called her late at night as soon as she recognized him.

Julien didn't wake up Sydney again. He took the phone off his ear, put her on speakerphone, and put the phone beside the pillow, hearing Sydney's breathing.

He felt as if he had seen her while listening to her breathing.

Julien listened to Sydney's breathing all night until his phone died the next morning.

He then lay down and began to sleep.

At 8 a m., Sydney was awakened by a knock on the door.

She frowned, opened her eyes, and looked at the door.

Outside the door, Luke knocked on the door while shouting, "Darling, have you got up yet?"

Sydney rubbed her brow with a yawn. "No, but I'll get up soon."

"Hurry up. I just bought breakfast. Wash up and come out to eat it." Luke withdrew his hand.

Sydney replied, "Okay. I'll come in a minute.

"Then I'll go to the dining room and wait for you."

After saying that, Luke turned around and walked away.

Hearing that his footsteps faded, Sydney stretched and sat up in bed.

Just as she sat up, she felt something on her leg.

Sydney curiously raised the quilt and saw her phone lying on her leg.

She wondered why her phone was under the quilt.

Before she went to bed, she had put it on the bedside.

Sydney confusedly took the phone out and clicked it, but it was unresponsive.

She thought, 'Does it stop working?'

Sydney frowned, feeling it was impossible.

She bought the phone a few days ago. How could it stop working?

Perhaps she touched the phone and turned it off accidentally when she was asleep.

Thinking of this, Sydney pressed the power button to turn on the phone.

However, after she pressed it for a while. the phone remained unresponsive.

Sydney's eyes widened. "What?"

She couldn't believe the phone had stopped working.

This was a new phone.

Sydney was reluctant to accept the fact. She hurriedly threw back the quilt, got out of bed, and looked for a charger.

If the phone didn't respond even when it was being charged, it must have broken.

Sydney found her charger, came to the socket, and charged the phone.

In a few seconds, the phone lit up, and then the screen showed a picture of a red battery.

It meant that the phone had run out of power.

That was why the phone couldn't be turned on just now.

But Sydney was a little confused about why her phone was dead.

Before she went to bed last night, she had charged it up. Why did it run out of power?

It couldn't be that she used her phone in her dream.

She thought, 'Wait! Dream?'

Sydney stiffened and realized something.

She had a dream last night that she answered a phone call.

Could it be that it was not a dream?

Thinking of this, Sydney hurriedly checked her recent calls. When she saw the latest call, she was bug-eyed.