My Wife is a Hacker novel (Nicole)

Chapter 1977

'Bullshit, respect!'

"Don't use this nonsense to corner me. She's someone I love. How can I let her go so easily?"

'Nicole, I won't ever let go, not ever.'

Lawrence was overjoyed to see Jared's emotions coming to the surface. He could not help but smile wider. "It's your choice to make. I won't mind it anyway, but you should know that the prettiest looking fruits won't end up being the sweetest."

Jared's face darkened. The entire Riddle family were looking at the two of them. Daniel looked at Lawrence with discontent. Everyone in the room was aware that Lawrence wanted to separate Jared and Nicole, not wanting them to have any chance of reconciliation.

With a cold face, Daniel spoke up. "Everyone in this family agreed with this marriage. Coming as an outsider, you have no right to talk about this. I'd like to know from this gentleman here, what right did you have to keep my daughter hostage abroad for so many years, and five years at that? Letting her be unable to be reunited with her family for so long?"

It was unexpected that Daniel spoke up and questioned Lawrence. Nicole sighed helplessly. "Dad..."

was conflicted with

the past five years, she had no

seem bothered by the accusation. "I understand what you're feeling, but I have never, in my intentions, kept her hostage. It was Mr. Johnston who gave up searching, and no one had been to that island.

looking at Nicole. Nicole had no choice but to

birth, I did come back to San Joto once. It's just that after I had landed,

Nicole's body was still frail and was still

looks there were countless people in this country that had their eye out for her. They

She could not help gasping, "Oh my goodness... Nicole, just what did you

Nicole could not help staring

them all on purpose. Jared's

understood

didn't you tell me about this?" Jared's voice was filled with worry

lay a finger on her. I won't let any one of them go! But, from the way she'd been treating me like a stranger and kept this from me... this feeling of alienation is quite