My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

Chapter 1699

Nicole began to size Ryder up.

Suddenly, she felt the seat beside her moving.

Her eyes darted sideways and she immediately saw Preston and Edwin.

"Nicole! You're here too?" Preston asked, feeling quite excited when he saw Nicole.

The school's computer competition was usually conducted through the simple process of drafting a few unlucky souls in class to make up the numbers.

It was only until the city-level competition, in which the wheat had been separated from the chaff, that the pros would duke it out.

However, for Nicole's identity and level of skill, participating in a national competition in a developing country was truly a disservice to her talents.

Nicole too wore a helpless look on her face.

"Yeah, no one in class registered for this." That was why the teacher had picked her.

"But your class has quite a few capable folks, right?" Preston glanced at the general direction of Bradley, Wayne and Jack.

The mention of this reminded her that she was still a little mad at Bradley.

"If that bugger had raised his hand earlier I wouldn't have needed to come.

Long story short.

Meh." Preston smiled coyly.

"It's alright.

Gary heard that, he felt as if Preston seemed to know

that he knows Nicole's identity?! Thinking that perhaps he was the one who had known

"So be it.

want to see how a pro does it." After she had said that, Nicole glanced at

was suddenly sweating

wall this time." At that moment, the teacher had already

people love the most when it

with a

that you will have no issues acing the city-level tests." As he said that, Ryder tapped on his laptop and sent a compilation

to crack

"It can't be right.

"Doesn't that mean we'll be stuck here cracking it until the sun goes down?" Most of them were just rich scions who only knew how to

a virus was totally beyond their

little intrigued as she raised

virus yourself?" Ryder gave Nicole a look of

few times before but had never

the both of them were classmates, he replied with a, "Yes." Nicole let

"Not bad.

The thought process and methodology that Ryder had