My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

“Perhaps my actions today were too sudden, but this is the most genuine I’ve ever been with anyone. You can reject me, but I won’t give in so easily,” Ellar declared resolutely.

What he felt for her, he had never felt with any other woman before. Indeed, Patricia was the only one who had made him feel this way before. He immediately knew she was unique the first time he saw her.

He was set on not giving up after he had determined that his feelings for her were true. Since she did not have a boyfriend, he would make full use of his sincerity to win her over and make her accept him.

Patricia simply looked at him in return, tongue-tied.

She was truly at a loss on what to say, so she told him,” We’re not compatible.”

“If you haven’t tried, you’ll never know. We haven’t spent time together, so how sure are you that we’re not compatible? As long as you don’t already have a boyfriend, I won’t give up,” Ellar insisted.

Patricia was helpless. She and Ellar were from completely different worlds, and that one particular mission was the only reason for their interaction. Once it ended, they would have little to no contact.

Patricia sighed, not wanting to explain anything to him. Perhaps they would experience a phase of radio silence once her task to protect him was over, and then, Ellar would come to understand what the word, ‘incompatible’ meant.

to walk away, she suddenly noticed a flash of light. Familiar with what the color of the light signified, she instinctively

She frowned as she felt a surge of pain

blocked the hit and shielded Ellar by putting

leaving Ellar in a daze and oblivious to

had flashed before his eyes. ‘What happened?’ “You’re a hotshot

up. Let’s see whose hands that

yours, that’s for

in black suits appeared, bickering among themselves as

on?” Ellar stepped out from behind her, finally realizing

pulled him back and warned him, “Stand

the duo, after which their leader warned, “This woman

boy to have someone

the information we’ve been given

for help?” Ellar anxiously suggested, as