When His Eyes Opened (full chapter)

Chapter 168 “Why did that little girl borrow your phone?” asked Elliot cautiously.

“She got separated from her father, and she wanted to borrow my phone to call him. Since I met her, there is not a day that goes by that I haven’t been plagued with bad luck! I think she cursed me!” Cole’s cheeks were swollen, and he looked particularly miserable with the tears streaming down her face.

Elliot stared at him. He looked like a loser. “Do you still remember what she looks like?” he asked. His lips were pressed into a thin, grim line.

Cole immediately answered, “Yes! She’s very beautiful! If it wasn’t for her beauty, I wouldn’t have lent her my phone in the first place! As I said last time, she looks like Avery!”

When Elliot heard these four words, he looked a little defeated. “Go put on some medicine.”

“Uncle, I’m fine… I want to know how my phone got set up! It automatically sent my private photos to my blind date, messing up my blind date. I suspect that it is also bugged!” Cole winced from the pain.

He had no idea how he had become a target for hackers.

He was clueless as to who he had offended.

“Cole, go back to your room and get your mother to help you with your medicine. I want to talk to your uncle alone,” said Henry.

Cole got up and went to his room.

room, Henry said, “This hacker is aggressive. First, he installed a Trojan virus on Cole’s phone, and after that, he stole all of Cole’s data.

was also

they wanted money, he could have easily given

only worried that they would hurt

offended

must be someone in the academy. A month before the incident, I had asked someone to look through the

able to see Shea these past few years. It must be more

Elliot tightened his knuckles slightly and said

blame her. She’s just a child. What does she know?” Henry’s

morning of the next day, and

were red and filled

I don’t want to go to kindergarten…” Layla

“Then let’s not go to the kindergarten today.

her lips

breakfast, Hayden leaned toward Layla, “Do you want

up, and she

a while, and we’ll be