My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

Claus frowned when he noticed that Gary had ordered a steak for Nicole.

He had been ordered to keep an eye out for Nicole, to prevent any of the other men from making any advances on her. 'This kid even ordered food for Nicole?'

Claus thought about it and looked at Nicole with a haughty expression. "Miss Riddle. Do you want the steak?"

Nicole shook her head. "No, just give me some pasta and some desserts after."

"Okay!' Claus said loudly, after which he repeated the order. "Two steaks, one pasta, three coffees, and two desserts. I'll be right back!"

Then, Claus turned around and left.

Ryder and Gary could not help but look at each other with their brows raised in suspicion after that interaction. "What's the matter with that guy?"

"Shouldn't he be giving us what we want after we've made our order? Why did he ask Nicole about it so specifically before removing one of our orders?"

"I'm a regular customer here, he knows what I want and what I don't want. You guys don't have to worry about it," Nicole said.

"Oh..." Ryder and Gary nodded and took their seats opposite of Nicole.

noticed Nicole's tired complexion and asked, "I see you've been making rounds to the classes today.

shot Gary a glance

festivals was more tiring than delegating duties to others, and there were way too many people for Nicole to manage. Slowly but surely,

you've been busy with Spencer, Samuel, and Lulu the day before. If you require additional manpower, you

Ryder looked at Gary.

his brother being so proactive in his life prior to this. 'I guess he is

noted Gary's sincerity. "I know, but there's

to end this sort of student activity quickly so that she could take

I've got a flight at nine in the morning,' Nicole sighed as she recalled her

now

ended. Some items require recycling after, so you can leave them to us," Gary

her eyebrows.

event have to be this

in the student union in high school before,

solely concentrating

more, especially after they had been helping her out for two days straight. 'They must be dead

In that case,

this to them than to trouble my brothers again,'