My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

MY WIFE IS A HACKER CHAPTER 2698-Nicole looked up at Lulu before flashing her a wicked smirk. She did not want Lulu to be concerned about the Water Crest, let alone know that Lawrence was searching for it.

“It’s nothing. Don’t worry about it. By the way, there is something you should know. The more silent Harvey is, the more things he has up his sleeve. You have to be alert at all times,” Nicole reminded.

“Yes! I will keep my eyes glued onto him,” Lulu said.

Lulu knew that Nicole had a million other things to deal with and among them, Harvey was nothing but a nuisance. She did not want Nicole to waste her time dealing with him and putting up with his crap.

Nicole smiled as she stood up and walked to her desk, and that was when Lulu knew that it was her cue to leave Nicole’s office.

Meanwhile, Lawrence had just gotten into his car after walking out of the headquarters of Riddle Corporation.

“Mr. Royce, how are things with Nicole? Can she be of any help to you?” Ian asked.

Lawrence shook his head. “She won’t be able to help me on this, so I didn’t even manage to bring it up.”

up to Nicole, she

she can’t help us, who will be able to?”

Lawrence and Ian could not think of any other individual on

of

this far, so he could not give up now,

at Lawrence with anxiety brimming in his

I must inform you that someone was there to stop me from kidnapping the twins,” Ian

do you mean?” Lawrence asked as his eyes narrowed. ‘Who would dare to get in my way?’ “I couldn’t find any useful information about that person. Every time I tried, I would end up in a dead end.

Nicole’s doing. “Forget about it. Don’t look

that this was probably why Nicole had drawn the line today when he asked her about the twins. At that moment, everything began to

that Jared Johnston might be the one behind all of this. It’s all good as long as the twins are safe and sound. Looking too deep into this will not benefit me in any

“Just drive,” Lawrence ordered.

Lawrence sighed as he leaned back against his seat. He looked out the car window, spaced