The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 1081 Habits and Fries

Wynter noticed Daltor’s gaze as she turned to him with a raised eyebon. Then, de pushed the plate of fries she was eating toward him.

Eat this. It’s crispy, but you can’t take too much, Wynter advised solemnly tes

doctor

Dalton looked at the plate of fries and wanted to laugh. That wasn’t what he ment

No matter how much time had passed, it seemed like certain habits of hers could not be changed. But it was alright as long as she no longer kept those bad habits from the pest

Dalton lowered his gaze as he slowly took a fry. The advantage of having a handsome face was that he managed to maintain his air of elegance while eating the

Wynter admited his beauty momentarily before typing away quickly on the keyboard She had started looking for Judith’s Facebook page the second Sebastian started

However, too much time had passed and Judith had forgotten her password. Judith tried multiple times to log into her account but failed

Wynter did not say a word as she plugged her USB and started cracking the password

screen was filled with numbers. His eyes flashed with confusion before he

was also looking at Wynter with raised eyebrows. It was almost as if this was his

basics regarding hacking, but he knew that Wynter’s ability to crack the password within a minute was a rare talent.

Facebook, and Facebook was known for its strong firewall. So how did Wynter

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over. It seemed

not know about her.

had fought a similar case before as such

IT departments of big companies were often talented. The last time he had seen

ATM to withdraw money, but the ATM kept spewing

look at it. They only found out later

from withdrawing his money. They claimed he was not one of

withdraw money.

for the entire afternoon, but he did not manage to withdraw his money. Not to mention, people had even pushed

by his client’s skills, but he was amazed because his client was only six years old.

young. What sentence could

such talent into their ranks due to the circumstances and the nature of the crime. After all, talented people were often highly