Resurrecting the Genius Within

Chapter 11 The World’s Number One Hacker, X

After Isabelle finished ordering, she looked up to see Ethan staring at her instead of the menu. She turned her head and asked the waiter to bring an English menu for Ethan.

“No need.”

The items on the menu were too expensive for Ethan.

Isabelle didn’t insist, and she handed the menu back to the waiter. “Just serve two portions with what I ordered.”

After the waiter left, Isabelle placed the newly purchased laptop on the table and opened it.

Dressed in expensive new clothes and shoes and sitting in a comfortable chair in front of a huge glass dining table under a beautiful chandelier, Ethan felt uncomfortable all over. He didn’t know what to do. Therefore, he started a conversation with Isabelle, “Have you eaten in places like this before?”

“More or less.”

The places she went to were either seven-star or private Fleoburg kitchens. This was her first time in a star hotel in a small place like Norward City.

“So, the menu was in Fleoburgian, right? When did you learn Fleoburgian?”

“Self-taught to pass the time.”

Isabelle was busy with something. Ethan saw her hands dance on the keyboard. Her eyes filled with seriousness he had never seen before. She exuded a kind of indescribable, overbearing momentum.

Ethan curiously walked over.

When he saw her computer screen, he exclaimed in surprise, “What is this?”

The screen was

filled with data. As Isabelle’s fingers moved on the keyboard, the data seemed to come to life and jump quickly. This scene reminded Ethan of the powerful and mysterious hackers portrayed in dramas. He found it fascinating.

Blood Shadow was the ace of the world’s number-one assassin organisation. Meanwhile, she also had another identity that made her peers look up to her and made countless business tycoons and high- ranking officials both shocked and afraid-the world’s number one hacker, X.

In just a few minutes, Isabelle had created a security system, implanted a location tracker in her computer and phone, and set up a firewall.

Although Ethan thought it was amazing, he was a layman and couldn’t understand how powerful this bunch of data was.

Any professional would know that the standard of the security system she casually created was beyond the reach of many peers in the industry. It would fetch a sky-high price if sold to any company in need.

Affer Isabelle finished, she saw Ethan staring at her screen without blinking. She raised an eyebrow and

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asked, “Interested?”

a while, he nodded

has a fascination

to learn, I

“Really?”

“Yeah.”

came in with the food

knowing where to start. So he followed Isabelle’s example of

and asked the waiter for a

you want to decant the

had also ordered a bottle of red

Isabelle confirmed, “Yes.”

decanted, she

Isabelle held a wine glass, and her swirling motion was the same as that of aristocrats on

a sip and

seem to

on Isabelle. His thoughts were drifting Her face and voice were clearly his

indescribable sense of nobleness and grace about her. Her temperament made people overlook her plump body. Ethan knew what was different, her sister had confidence and calmness that she didn’t

to pay, Ethan was so shocked by the number the waiter quoted that he accidentally

How much?

12,000 dollars?

they losing

fork out her card to pay without second thought, Ethan hurriedly said,

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hotel location was bustling, the place was magnificent, the tableware was so exquisite that it exuded a sense of wealth, and the service was impeccable, but the price couldn’t be that outrageous could

though they had spent nearly 15,000 dollars previously, those were brand-name clothes and shoes, which he could

Ethan couldn’t accept

usually couldn’t bear to buy a pastry for over twenty cents, only

money.

enough to feed

it was probably more

foie gras and black truffles in our hotel are air-freighted from France, and this red wine is from Lutril. Actually, it’s mainly

Ethan asked, “How much?”

7,500 dollars.”

looked at the bottle of wine that Isabelle had only sipped once and never touched again. He recalled the cheap liquor his father drank every

shattered Ethan’s worldview in just

worth over ten thousand, living in a neighborhood with fountains, and wearing brand-name clothes worth hundreds were signs

that wealth was not on the same level

the moment he got into a cab, Ethan was lost in thought. Suddenly, he remembered

slightly, looking at Ethan,

Ethan said, shaking

appeared calm on the outside, but his heart was

he found the taste strange. He was dumbfounded when he heard the price

was, he would have