My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

Chapter 1747

"Okay." Nicole nodded her head and lowered her head to look at the menu.

The fourth lady by her side peered over, watching the scene before her as she helped herself to a snicker.

"Lloyd, it's a rare sight for you to be so courteous to others.

Is Nicole a woman with a special place in your heart?" "Oh yeah! Lloyd has always been afraid of getting into scandals with the female leads and keeps them at arm's length." As the comments from everyone piled in, Nicole's discomfort gradually grew, but Lloyd, on the other hand, was inexplicably pleased.

Everyone knew why and so did Nicole.

As expected, Lloyd was very happy that everyone was discussing about Nicole and him being together.

As Nicole noticed that Lloyd did not refute any of their claims, she spoke up, and in an icy tone, she said, "Guys, please don't make jokes like these too casually." Nicole was young in age, but all of her features possessed an inexplicably captivating quality about them.

Her daring eyebrows and eyes were filled with courage powerful enough to stun everyone in the vicinity.

"O-okay.

The fifth lady nodded

explained, "Lloyd and I have known each other for years now, so we might appear

fiancé, so I hope that none of you will make jokes of that sort again." After Nicole had asserted herself with such solemnness at the dinner table, the

constant loop with the word

so brazenly like that!?" At the same time, the look on Lloyd's face soured, and as he tried to suppress the bitterness in his heart, and explained

will go around spreading rumors which would tarnish her reputation." And after he had spoken, he took

as he did, Nachelle had never

crossed Nachelle's face at once,

about this anymore, at least not before

just reduce the popularity of the show." Nicole shot Nachelle a glance

a feeling that

engagement party was one

the party and all of them

have much to do with the media that not many

has aired, more people will find out about our engagement,' Nicole thought as she kept her silence, for she was too lazy to

forget that she had spared