My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

Giving Lulu a quick glance, Nicole answered the phone, “Hello, Ellar.” “Nicole, we’ve got a problem,’ Ellar’s voice came through urgently.

‘What’s going on?” Nicole’s heart raced a bit, sensing trouble.

“Some of BayCorp’s partners are claiming we misled them and want to end our contracts, demanding compensation,” Ellar explained, his tone filled with worry.

“Try to calm them down for now. I’ll send Patricia to help you soon,” Nicole reassured him before ending the call.

Turning to Lulu, Nicole’s expression darkened. “Is there trouble with DillCorp?”

“How did you know?” Lulu looked surprised; she hadn’t mentioned it yet.

“Ellar’s facing a similar issue. I’ll send Patricia to assist him,” Nicole explained, then used the intercom to call, “Patricia, head to Eliar’s office; he needs help.”

‘Got it,” Patricia replied promptly.

BayCorp, no questions asked. If they don’t trust Riddle, they should trust the prominent families behind the five Crests,” Nicole asserted, her

Patricia responded, her tone

going on with DillCorp?’ If Ellar hadn’t called, she might not have linked the dots to DillCorp’s

DillCorp and BayCorp to

connecting

it fast,” Lulu said, her voice tense. “Someone’s spreading rumors online, saying you took over DillCorp illegally, leaving your uncle and his wife broke, just hanging out at your grandpa’s

a bit surprised. It seemed like a petty move

that,” Lulu said, clearly annoyed. “There are problems at

be affected as well. But she knew if

investigating trademark rights. It seems Everett registered a trademark in his name during his time, and now he’s suing US for

issue; if they had, they wouldn’t have

DillCorp, and BayCorp all facing problems at once, is Everett trying to take me