When They Beg, I Rise!

Chapter 382

"Do I need proof for this?"

Lemira's tone dripped with sarcasm. "Isn't that your favorite line? Always harping on about evidence when it's something to do with me?"

No evidence, so it's her fault, not Evelina's.

No evidence, so she's slandering Evelina.

And now they're talking about evidence?

Asher's face turned red with anger at Lemira's smirk. Pointing a finger at her, he barked, "Don't give me that crap. Aside from spreading rumors, there's also the fact that my company's firewall has been under constant cyber attacks, leaving our system paralyzed now and then. Was it you?"

Hacked?

Lemira let out a laugh. "Seems like you've got plenty of enemies waiting to kick you when you're down."

"Who else but you could pull off something like this?"

Asher was fuming, his hand involuntarily balling into a fist, but the stern look in Lemira's dark eyes made him think twice, and he lowered his hand.

He subconsciously touched his arm where Lemira had hit him the day before. It was still bruised.

Lemira watched as Asher lowered his fist, a cold look in her eyes. Violence seemed to be an effective deterrent against him.

he knew better than to try

coughed and stood up. "Lemmy, Asher's just a bit too

impatient. "You're not welcome

leaving until you explain yourself. You hacked into my company's system. I need to know if any confidential information was leaked. You owe me an explanation!" "An explanation, you

straight face, her slender fingers dancing across the

laptop screen, and in no time, she had breached the Langston Group's system. Lucian watched

she could hack into Asher's company system on the

and was supposedly o

most hackers.

became complex. He had

she had always been

scoffed. "Lemira, you better fix my company's system right

in panic. "Boss, the office just called. Our entire system has crashed, and we've lost

over

the secure zones."

"What?"

face Lemira. "Stop, what have you

Lemira was fixing the

cold. "You wanted

"This is your explanation?"

this minor. If it were me, the

tranquil, sending a

throbbing at his temples,