My Wife is a Hacker novel (Nicole)

Chapter 2702

"Forget it. There's nothing more that I can say about it now," Tia finished.

After all, Stanley was already together with Cherry.

Mrs. Wallace Sr. looked at Tia and comforted her as she patted her hand. "You should go out there and make more friends in the future."

Perhaps things would be different for Tia if she were in a different environment with new friends and a new life.

"I actually prefer staying at home," Tia told her truthfully. "I only agreed to go out because I saw everyone caring about me so much."

She thought she should not let them down, so she would hang out with the others a couple of times and return to not doing so gradually.

Mrs. Wallace Sr. patted her hand again, as she was still feeling sorry for her. "Okay, let's not talk about this anymore."

"Let me help you up, Grandma." Tia lifted her up and sat her down on the bed.

Then, she left the room after ensuring that Mr. Wallace Sr. was lying down comfortably.

all alone, her eyes began to well up. As she was unable to sleep, she took a stroll in the yard where she

it was too late for either of them to turn around, Tia greeted him.

not sleeping yet?" Stanley asked

know how to comfort her, and he could not possibly ask her to

should go to bed first." Tia gritted her

for taking care of me. You've been working hard for the past few days. I bet

it a repayment for all you've done for me. Besides, I don't find it exhausting. Taking care of you didn't

anymore, so he grabbed Tia's hand and walked her back to

now. It's late." Stanley held onto Tia's hand tightly, not allowing her the opportunity to break

her to go to

Stanley grabbed her hand. She mindlessly followed him around until they were in front of her room, and it was only then

to bed

then came to realize his impulsive behavior. He did not know how Tia would respond to what he just did, so he simply left

as he fled, her

at her hand as if she could still feel his warmth. There, she continued staring as her heart leaped beats into

walked out, he felt a wave of