My Wife is a Hacker novel (Nicole)

Chapter 3245

But without Lawrence's confession, there wouldn’t be any concrete evidence, would there?' Nicole thought "Sambawe must have disclosed something," Jared hinted vaguely, not going into detail but guessing that Zane's sudden decision to capture Lawrence was probably linked to Sambawe.

"I get it," Nicole acknowledged, her eyes narrowing slightly. After Zane rescued her, Sambawe had agreed to cooperate and likely spill a lot of information.

Nicole had an inkling about Lawrence's influence in Mecrounia and his possible involvement in illegal activities. Those in his inner circle, like Sambawe, would have a better idea.

Jared gave Nicole's hand a gentle squeeze, hinting, "It might not be long now." Now, they were now just waiting for Lawrence to slip up so they could bring him to justice.

"Got it," Nicole nodded slightly, realizing that Lawrence must be feeling the pressure.

stop, and they had arrived at Riddle

Nicole entered the building only to find Doretta standing in front of the office. Nicole was

to lead the

was heading the team Zane had assigned

in," Nicole said, opening the office door and ushering

Emma?" Doretta asked

filled her in. She doesn't blame you at all; in fact, she's

should visit her when you have the chance. You're involved in such dangerous work; she's still worried about

by and let you know that you can reach out to me anytime you need anything. I can't stay long today, and I won't be around much in the future." "Got it. Since they all think you've been captured as well, showing up here openly would raise suspicions and might compromise your cover," Nicole nodded. She then added,

This is Charlie's number. If it's inconvenient to reach me, you can contact

identity, right?" "Mhm," Doretta acknowledged, then asked, "How is his injury?" "He's all better now. If you run into him, he might even thank you for your help back then. It was how insistent he was on getting your help that seemed weird, which led Zane to spill the beans about your identity. Otherwise, we wouldn't have had a