My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

“We’re okay,” Nolan and Lana assured everyone.

The school staff, visibly relieved to see the children unharmed, showed their concern, asking if the kids were injured or frightened.

“The children are fine. They hid and fell asleep, so they didn’t hear when they were called,” Nicole explained.

“It’s good that the kids are found,” the staff said together, clearly relieved that the children weren’t in danger.

“I’ll take them home now. They will rest for a couple of days before coming back to school,” Nicole decided, intending to give Nolan and Lana some time off.

“Alright,” the homeroom teacher agreed, accompanying Nicole and the children to the kindergarten’s exit.

“Let the kids rest well. We’re sorry this happened. We’ll strengthen our security measures,” the homeroom teacher sincerely apologized to Nicole.

Nicole, feeling a bit responsible herself, replied, “We should be the ones apologizing.”

knew it wasn’t the kindergarten’s fault and was just thankful that no

driving away, a heavy silence enveloped the

happened?” Tia asked,

Nolan and Lana, then deflected the question, “Let’s just get home first.” Realizing it wasn’t appropriate to discuss the incident with Nolan and Lana

the Riddle residence, Gloria, surprised to see them home early,

back early and picked up Nolan and Lana as

at the kindergarten, so she

bit puzzled, “How

be with Nicole. ‘But why is Tia here? Shouldn’t she have been in the backyard?’ “Oh, I went out to buy some things and just

still a bit

home?” Lulu casually changed

Gloria replied. “He’s been visiting

so often,” Lulu conversed

Lulu’s glance and led