My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

“What’s she up to?” Nicole frowned. ‘Is Cherry using Stanley as a shield?’ “It’s just a deal between us. She’s getting her visa. But there are some problems causing the delay,” Stanley admitted, relieved after sharing his dirt with Nicole.

Nodding, Nicole instantly understood Cherry’s plan, as well as Stanley’s. “You’re using her to stop the inflow of dates Mom’s setting up for you?”

“You can say that, but you’re not entirely correct,” Stanley replied.

“What do you mean by not entirely?” Nicole asked, becoming even more confused.

It was obvious that Cherry was using Stanley as a smokescreen to lull her family into a false sense of security until her visa was approved. After that, she would leave the country with her real boyfriend.

However, Nicole could still not figure out Stanley’s motive in this deal. Once Cherry had left, his family would still pressure him into getting married. This much would be true.

“She’s helping me,” Stanley murmured. ’It’s between Tia and I.”

“You and Tia?” Nicole asked, her eyes widening in surprise.’ What’s the situation between Stanley and Tia?’ “All along, Tia had someone she liked. I could only look out for her without crossing any lines. But then, Cherry told me that Tia does care about me, so here I am, fighting for myself,” Stanley explained.

If Tia did care about him, Stanley would do all he could for a chance to be with her.

is by getting yourself a false girlfriend? And not to mention, you even acted all lovey-dovey in front of

Nicole reprimanded.

that, if Tia really does care about me, she won’t remain indifferent,” Stanley

of Tia, so he did his best to avoid

situation. Cherry’s drastic change in personality made sense to her now. It was all

“Aren’t you afraid

react as they expected and sincerely congratulated them for their relationship,

Tia doesn’t act the way we’ve

view, that ending would be

solace in knowing he had tried and fought for a chance at love. Being met with an undesirable outcome was better than not trying at all. At the very least,

frustration. “How are you sure that Tia

now. They didn’t talk much, but

done talking to you. You deserve nothing but

said, before storming out of the