Sebastian Ford replied, "I've checked, it's a sixty-seven-year-old woman. She is a loner without any family, so it couldn't be her."
"So, was it the real Nina Raine who stole her personal information and then wrote the book?"
Sebastian nodded, "Yes."
Upon hearing this, Tiana Thorne furrowed her brows, "Could it be a friend of Preston's sister who wrote it?"
"That's not impossible. I've looked into the history of this book. Since its release, it's been updated inconsistently, so it hasn't accumulated any readership, and the book has remained obscure."
Tiana crossed her legs, a hint of disdain in her eyes, "The topic is decent, obviously, it had a chance to get exposed, but the updates were deliberately infrequent. Clearly, there was no intention for it to become popular. Who would have thought that Preston would become so famous, and then it even got adapted for film and TV, and only now is there trouble?"
"Perhaps so."
