My Wife is a Hacker novel (Nicole)

Chapter 236

Gloria and Daniel looked at the smile on Nicole’s face and nodded involuntarily.

Daniel then stood up.

“Then I’ll go through the discharge procedures.”

“Stay here, Dad.

Let me do it,” Stanley said and then gave a meaningful look at Nicole before walking toward the hospital’s service counter.

Nicole felt it heartwarming to see the way her family trusted her unconditionally.

As they were waiting for Stanley to return, a somewhat icy voice came from behind them.” Daniel, how dare you make a decision without consulting me! Why do you want to discharge your father from the hospital? Are you trying to kill him?”

Nicole did not look back but could already tell whose voice it was.

It was Dillon, her second uncle.

She knew the doctor would notify these people once she asked the hospital to discharge his grandfather.

So she was not surprised at all that Dexter had also come.

The problem with Dillon was his tone of voice.

Nicole looked at Dillon with a frosty look in her eyes.

“It’s my idea to discharge.

Come after me if you have a problem with that,” she said in an icy voice.

saw her return,

to

started to create trouble as soon as you

might as well not

can you be so evil at such

let him get

that her behavior was abnormal in his eyes, so she explained

to get him better

someone suddenly sneered and said, “I’m surprised you have the audacity to say

and saw Damien staring at

apparently just arrived and

ignored him, just sat, and waited

infuriated

at Daniel and scoffed, saying, “Look what a wonderful daughter you have

She is a jinx.

hurting isn’t enough, she now wants

you condemn

After Mr. Riddle Sr.

his

voice, he silently turned to

assuring look from

his daughter simply because of

Gloria was worried that Daniel would side with his

response, she

had always been a gentle person, but now she looked icily at

accusing Nicole of this and

to see her grandfather as soon as she got

once for the two days, but have you ever cared to take a look at Dad? Now that we’re

what you’re