My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

Chapter 144

But since Nicole refused to say anything, Gary could do nothing.

However, his gaze toward Nicole now bore a little more meaning to it.

Vivian saw the interaction between Gary and Nicole, and she bit her lips. Gary was asking Nicole about her relationship with Mr. Rogers Sr. Her parents had gone to the banquet yesterday and said that Mr. Rogers Sr. personally received a very beautiful girl. But due to the distance, they could not hear who it was. Since Gary was asking Nicole, it was very likely that the girl they spoke of yesterday was Nicole! ‘So, the reason she could run rampant in school was because of her relationship with the Rogers family?’ Vivian looked at Nicole with a touch of disdain in her eyes.

‘Who knows what kind of relationship Nicole has with those old coots!’

She glanced at Nicole again one last time. Her brother, Sammey, had also warned her not to provoke Nicole. Not only did her brother not side with her, but instead, he defended Nicole in every single way. How could she live that down?

affixed to Nicole, and he did not even notice Ms. Emerson had walked into class. That made her even angrier. After class, Nicole headed to the cafeteria to

were many people still in the cafeteria, and after getting their order and finally finding an empty spot, they were pushed away by a group of girls as they

group with their gangster girl look, Lulu tugged at her, motioning

Lulu to wait for a good while for an empty table. Nicole frowned, and she did not want

he walked over. Seeing the situation at Nicole’s table, he frowned a little as he walked over and asked, “What’s going on?” He did not

first come, first serve. If you did not come first, then please don’t take the seats.” When the girls saw him, they blushed as they fidgeted while looking at Harvey, saying,” Harvey, we did this because we saw Nicole not respecting you!”

them?” The few girls nodded, but one of them

turned and looked at Nicole as he smiled and

all know?’ ‘What

other and recalled the

‘Was that real?’