Not A Small-Town Girl

Chapter 300

Chapter 106-3

there's nothing else, go back to work!"

The executives were relieved to know that the hacker was David's friend. However, this sudden attack was quite

scary. They were not informed in advance. Their hearts were about to jump out of their chests. Indeed, she was

like Mr. Charrington, powerful and not much for words.

Hence, the executives left happily. They did not suffer any losses. Their jobs were saved, and their department's

system had been upgraded. They were so happy.

Terry was not happy at all. He looked like he wanted to say something but hesitated. "The fact that this

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parachuted-in person is a friend of Mr. Charrington suggests she must have a strong background to be able to

befriend Mr. Charrington. It makesfeel truly left out.

"Mr. Tedd, do you have anything to say?" Nathan wanted to go back anyway. Seeing that Terry wanted to say

something but didn’t dare to, Nathan asked.

"Nathan, is someone going to be parachuted into our department?" Whether Terry tried to avoid a situation or

face it head-on, the outcwould be the same, so he might as well confront it directly to be informed and

prepared.

Nathan knew that Terry had misunderstood. Terry was quite capable.

"Mr. Tedd, no one will be be parachuted. Mr. Charrington’s friend is just using our company’s firewall to practice.

You guys work hard. | still have something on. I'll leave first," said Nathan.

Terry was shocked. "What? Practice... How much trust does Mr. Charrington have in this friend? He used his own

company to let his friend practice. Unbelievable.

Patrick finally broke through the firewall. Just as he was about to celebrate, he realized a problem. The firewall

that he had not broken through just now suddenly seemed to be open to him, allowing him to enter effortlessly.

Hence, he looked at Danielle suspiciously.

She crossed her arms and looked at him with a faint smile. "You're going in your company’s firewall now, right?"

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