My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

“I think so,” Nicole smiled, knowing that Harvey would find it difficult to face the lesson they were about to teach him.

“Will there be any issues with Thomas?” Lulu asked, her eyebrows raised in caution.

If Thomas suddenly switched sides at this very important juncture, all of their efforts would be in vain.

“No, he won’t,” Nicole confidently stated.

She knew full well that Thomas would not have returned if he had any intentions of going back on their agreement. And since he had returned, it was safe to conclude that he was mentally prepared for the outcome, and that he would not go back on his words.

“That’s good.” Lulu nodded, feeling nothing short of reassured.

As long as Thomas remained firm and resolute in his stance, their plan would be secure.

Now leaning on Nicole’s desk, Lulu changed the subject and asked, “How is Ellar? I find it surprising that Patricia isn’t here. Did she stay back to take care of him?”

to them was he’s on a business trip. He’ll be staying in his office for the next few days. Patricia will be there with him, as

see it, but when Ellar lunged forward and shielded her from the attack, it was so moving. I

and Ellar’s selfless act had left a deep, lasting impression on

bravery, it seemed that he genuinely liked

hesitated for a moment. “Let’s

did not want to interfere and alter how the individuals involved felt about one another. If the two were destined to be

to be the type of man who will be completely submissive to his wife. I thought he’d prefer someone gentler and more dependent.” Lulu raised an eyebrow as

was amusing to witness, but also

Lulu’s words with a response. She was not keen to consider whether she agreed or disagreed with that sentiment, as preferences were determined by one’s feelings toward the other person at the moment, not one’s willingness. Once a person caught feelings for another, nothing else mattered apart

going?” Lulu asked in a solemn change

been dragged

keeping Lulu and the others uninformed and uninvolved would protect them and preclude them from being targeted, but much to their misfortune, their attackers were individuals with no

family. We stick together and experience all the

not matter whether you got us into the crossfire or not. If you put it that way, we’ve also given you our fair share of problems. If we were