My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

Deep down, Ellar was stewing in bitterness and despondency.

He gritted his teeth, looked at Charlie, and said, "You better treat her well.

Or else, I swear I won't let you go." After Ellar had spoken his last, he spun around and stormed out of the room.

He couldn't figure out what Charlie had that he didn't, and most of all, he couldn't understand why Patricia wouldn't give him a chance, even when she wasn't dating anyone.

But since Patricia had made up her mind, Ellar knew he couldn't change it.

All he could do was respect her decision and quietly watch over her from a distance.

If Charlie ever treated Patricia badly, Ellar was ready to step in and help her.

“Hey, what did you just say —" Charlie began, but before he could complete his sentence, Patricia had stopped him.

"It's fine," she said.

Charlie looked at Patricia with his brows raised, and after a moment of contemplation, he widened his eyes in surprise and asked, "Are you for real?" Patricia avoided his gaze, after which she firmly replied, "This is how it's supposed to be." Both she and Ellar were fated to be from two different worlds.

As such, it would be better for them to maintain their distance and keep the spark from igniting a flame they would likely reduce their hearts to ashes.

“Actually, I think you should leave too," Charlie told Patricia as he looked her in the eye.

Charlie was the one who had reminded Patricia to keep a distance from Ellar from the very beginning.

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the entire reason as to why he disapproved of them

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Charlie would take a step back and allow them to have their way if his sister did indeed

Patricia shook her head.

"No.

act of leaving the organization was not without its complexities, for Charlie

the mere thought of it

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but before he could, she had already changed

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did not want to continue the conversation,

the end of the day, one must

was possible that Patricia did not like Ellar at

could make her give up on a life of

“Patricia, you can stay.

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after which she followed Jared

patted Patricia on the

with Jared and sauntered out of