My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

“You’re not going either, Patricia?” Lulu asked with a hint of uncertainty in her voice.

She knew that if Patricia did not come along, Ellar would most likely not either.

That would leave just four of them, making it somewhat less exciting for all of them.

Patricia caught onto Lulu’s hint, and after a moment of hesitation, she nodded.

“Okay, I’ll come.”

“Really? Count me in too!” Ellar’s face lit up, as he was previously certain that Patricia would just say no to Lulu’s idea.

But before he could get too excited, Patricia shot him a frosty glare. “No, you can’t join us.”

“Why not?” he asked, his momentary sense of joy dissipating. ‘Where’s the fun in that?’ Lulu, whose brows were furrowed in confusion, turned to Patricia. “Come on, Patricia. Let him come. It’ll always be more fun with more people, don’t you think?”

“Yeah, exactly!” Ellar pleaded with Patricia, hoping she would change her mind.

firm, going as far as giving him an ultimatum. “If you go, Ellar, I’m not

to wonder what was happening between them,

you should go.

off guard, making her frown in suspicion. ‘He gave in too quickly. Something doesn’t feel right.’ “Alright, let’s go then,” Lulu finally said. “It

someone else,” Patricia

something? Does Patricia have a boyfriend? Is that the reason why she’s so cold toward Ellar?’ Ellar, in the meantime, was looking increasingly troubled, his mind a chaotic whirlwind of doubts. ‘Patricia doesn’t want me to come along and she’s talking about inviting someone else. What does that mean? She said she didn’t have a boyfriend, so who could she be thinking of inviting?’ Then, he cast a glance over at Samuel, June, Lulu, and Spencer while his thoughts continued to race. ‘It’s unlikely that Patricia will just bring just one of her girl friends along, right? But if

to Ellar, snapping him out of

moment, there was a

your mind?”

shifted the focus. “Why did

coming with us?”

that the group outing would give Ellar and Patricia a chance to connect with one another, especially if

without me. I’ll think of something,” Ellar said, noticing

then encouraged the others to leave as