My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

Chapter 679

Only then Jared looked at him and smiled. “Mr. Bond, I’m here today with a friend. Don’t make things so pompous.” Mr. Bond felt a sense of relief and smiled servilely.” Absolutely.” He then looked back and shouted to his men, “Didn’t you all hear what Mr. Johnston said? Get the hell out of here!”

After sending everyone away, he looked back, only to see Jared look at him with a half-smile. He was stunned for a second, and then he let out a flattering smile. “You must be busy, Mr. Johnston. I will leave you to it.”

Nicole took it all in, wondering how Jared could make Mr. Bond so afraid of him, but she asked nothing.

She followed Jared into the club’s central hall, a place filled with extravagance. Unlike the low-key color on the outside, the interior decoration was golden and brilliant with extremely dazzling crystal chandeliers, everything looking classy and grand.

Nicole looked at the hall, which was almost as large as two football fields. The place was alive with music, dance, and a variety of board and VR games, like a game hall for the rich. She had a nonchalant look on her face, but deep down inside, she found this place quite novel.

to see what she was interested

Jared waved his hand at him, and Claus got the hint

been looking at these things for some time. Could it be that she doesn’t even know how to play

walked over to Nicole. Every time Nicole walked to a table, he would explain the gameplay at that table. “This is Monopoly. The more chips you get in the game, the more you’ll be able to expand the territory on the table,” he said. “I know, while I was abroad, I’ve played something more professional than

turn around to leave. But something caught her eyes unexpectedly; she

in one of the seats was none other than Sammey, whom she had met in the cafeteria

no exception. He had played countless board games, but for the first time,

times in a row, rendering him powerless to fight back. He was extremely nervous to see chips he lost were piling up

looked. Had this been just a regular board game, Sammey would not be so