My Wife is a Hacker novel (Nicole)

Chapter 1942

"Um...can you calculate how much you've lost? I'll compensate you generously. It's just that you're a wealthy guy and it's not easy for an orphan and a widow like me to make up for all the offense I've caused. I hope you have it in you to forgive me for all the stuff I've done," Niki suggested to avoid sullying her image in front of him any further.

Jared initially thought that she was referring to the affairs that happened today, but as it turned out, she had morphed into an entirely new person. She was more passive and coquettish in nature.

"That depends on how well you perform now," Jared deliberately teased.

Niki mentally sighed. 'As expected, this guy is not easy to fool.'

Wanting to cut to the chase, Jared said, "For the past five years, you've been living on the Crescent Island near Ramania, haven't you?"

Niki was momentarily taken aback before she got her guard up again. 'This guy has been investigating me. Is this why I have been running and hiding from this guy? Leo has been helping me with my escape, so I can't rat him out now, can I?'

After pondering for a moment, she dodged the question and replied lightly, "Yeah, my plane crashed into that place. I was saved by a fisherman."

eyes to confirm that she was not lying to him, and that her

retrieve their identity as long as they go to the police. I went to one and got your information

Nicole down if she had not changed her identity. On the other hand, Niki had not foreseen the fact that Jared would be so meticulous when it came to

thus she said, "I hacked into the local registration system because I had to register my son's

pity and avoided eye contact as she spoke, afraid

the thought of

any

Nicole to be capable of creating a fake identity for herself. Even if she had forgotten

leading to how she had been able

a living, assuming that she was still a hacker

part of the Hunters in the dark

a hunter, and that was why he did not insist on furthering

demonstrated her skills earlier, and so, she

feigned modesty and smiled, "It's not