Rebirth of a Flopped Actress: Career First, Love Second (My Billionaire Son)

Rebirth of a Flopped Actress Career First Love Second

Chapter 437 You’ll Learn the Hard Way

With Zero’s help, Walden gradually uncovered pieces of Olivia’s past.

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When he saw that she had grown up in a village called “Blumera, a pang of sympathy hit him so hard it

almost hurt to breathe.

A village so obscure it didn’t even show up on search engines–how hard must her life have been there?

Zero glanced at Walden’s distressed expression. When he first took this job, he had been curious about who was willing to pay so much. It wasn’t until he arrived that he realized it was the Kenneth family.

Still–One hundred forty grand just to pull up a girl’s records? This wasn’t the kind of payday he came

across often.

He figured he’d wrap things up quickly, cash in, and head straight back to sleep,

But just as he thought he was in the clear.

A red light flickered across his screen. The once–readable files suddenly turned to static.

Walden, fully engrossed in what he was reading, stiffened at the sudden change. “What’s going on?”

computer was under

adjusted his code and launched a counter–defense.

happened next was beyond anything he

code he sent out, it was like throwing pebbles into a black hole–nothing worked. Meanwhile, the intruder’s attacks

situation like this before. His attacks? Useless. His defenses? Completely ineffective.

he made a move, his opponent was already one step ahead, cutting off every path forward

turned into nothing but a pixelated blur, and then a tiny

burst out from the middle of his

“Awooo!”

the desktop,

a single howl, devoured the

just sat there,

take back control of his system, but it was

was on a wireless connection, he couldn’t even rip out a cable to stop

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kind of monster was

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completely lost, Little Wendigo suddenly stood up and let a banner drop from its

bold enough to peek

froze the second he saw the

banner rolled back up and unfurled again, this

have to teach

the words didn’t make