They Hated Me in My First Life, But Now I Have the Love System

Chapter 58: The Low EQ Group Chapter 58: The Low EQ Group He then pointed to the screen on his phone.

“If your printer is connected correctly, it’ll show up here.

Tap the printer name.” Nnenna did exactly as he instructed, her focus unwavering.

“Now, once it’s selected, you can adjust the number of copies you want printed.

You can also change the paper size or the photo quality here, but for basic printing, just leave it as it is,” Ikenna added, glancing at her for confirmation.

“After that, just hit ‘Print’ and wait for it to come out.” Nnenna did so, and as the printer hummed to life, the photo slowly appeared.

She watched in awe, her excitement evident as the picture took shape.

“See?

Simple enough,” Ikenna said with a smile.

“Not that hard, right?” “Yes, it’s simple,” she replied, her eyes still fixed on the printer as it worked.

“Good,” Ikenna said, nodding in approval.

“From now on, you can do it yourself and stop bugging me.” His voice carried an unmistakable note of finality as he walked out of the small room, heading back to his desk.

She followed shortly, clutching the freshly printed pictures.

Noticing how he had already buried himself back in his work, she decided not to disturb him any longer.

“I’m leaving now,” she announced, her tone light.

“Oh, good,” he replied, waving her off without looking up.

Then, as if remembering something, he added with a teasing smirk, “Please don’t come back again.” His exhausted expression and dry humor made her laugh, a sound that seemed to brighten the room briefly before she turned and left.

The door clicked softly behind her, leaving him in peace.

The moment she was gone, Ikenna’s demeanor shifted.

The tired look vanished from his face as he pulled out his phone with purpose.

Dialing a group call, he waited as the line connected.

It only took two rings before a voice answered.

“What’s up, Ikenna?” a male voice asked, his tone curious.

participants stayed silent, clearly eager to hear

leaned back in his chair, a sly smile

think it’s time we had a

“hangout” hadn’t even settled in the air before Four abruptly cut the call without

the only one; a few others followed

however, declined more

disconnecting, leaving only

earlier laughed loudly, breaking the

these guys rarely show up for hangouts

with them this time, I’m

made you bring this up out of nowhere?” A female voice

back in his chair, a small

haven’t seen each other in a

just popped into my mind today, that’s all,” he said, masking his true intent,

“Maybe later.

of us aren’t in a position

in that kingdom can plan something small

do you all think?” A series

they said

the male voice with a hint

then,” Ikenna concluded with a slight

sank back into his chair, tapping the desk lightly as he

the screen, and without hesitation, he

expected, the call was picked up almost

cutting straight to the

happened to my sister?” Somto asked, his tone carrying that usual edge

replied, his patience

do you always

year old, you nutcracker.” “Why did you call, then?” Somto’s response was calm, unbothered by the

Ikenna sighed heavily.

“It’s about your sister.

physically, but

so much.” Somto’s voice tightened with

do you mean by

His worry was plain now, cutting through the usual

bridge of

“It’s not that simple.

She needs emotional support.

feels like no