Pampered Wife's Counterattack | Book 3

483.Lisa's Response

Those who had no savings registered under their names could easily come into possession of a serious sum, while those who had savings could quickly lose them.

The bank corporation was immediately frightened into offering him a frightening sum to rebuild the system for them.

He had agreed, but did not take a single cent from them.

He had even broken into a certain museum's server, but did not steal any documents from them.

There were countless incidents like these. Everyone in the business felt that the 'King of Hell' was a gentleman who merely did this to practice his skill, and did not have any unkind intentions.

The ones who were especially curious had offered large amounts of money to anyone who could uncover his identity. However, no matter how capable a hacker was, the attempts to unearth his identity remained unsuccessful till date.

The 'King of Hell' had barely shown up in the past few years and was gradually being forgotten.

There were always new talents in this circle and Lisa's name on the ranking had been replaced.

However, most people, including Jennie, believed that if he showed up again, he would definitely be the first on that list, still!

To think that Lisa was that famous 'King of Hell'!

With his power and status, it was unthinkable that he would indulge in something like hacking. More so, he had never harmed anyone.

This was his well-hidden secret!

The urgent secret that Krystal had rushed over to tell him, about Lisa's so-called 'woman', wasn't a secret at all.

It was simply false information given with the intention of stirring up a conflict.

Jennie was dumbstruck. It took her a long time to return to herself. She mumbled softly. "You shouldn't have told me this."

A lot of other things had also changed in this lifetime.

For example, he had shared this secret with her.

If this had been their previous lives, with the way she had behaved in a completely brainless manner, she was certain that she would have announced it to the world for Kai's sake immediately.

He held such a noble position yet he was also a world-renowned hacker. This news would not only receive a lot of attention, it was possible that people could even attempt to frame him for the crimes that he did not do.

"It's fine." Lisa gave her a heavy look.

Since he had told her, he would choose to believe in her.

If she really betrayed him, he wouldn't be upset about being ruined by her.

Of course, it wasn't actually that easy to ruin him!

Jennie decided to seal this secretly tightly in her heart. She earnestly responded. "I won't tell anyone."

He nodded once and gave her a doting look.

He quickly scanned the hottest forum post. Comments against Jennie were still flooding in.

He began to use his newly registered account to write the following comment:

[I am Lisa. I never expected that one day, my own position would cause such troubles and harm to my fiancée, Jennie.

So many of you are criticising Jennie for never giving anything to me? Some of you are even calling her a vermin...

Very well. Let me tell all of you just how much she has done for me.

The two of us have been engaged since we were young. Due to the Manoban family's status, sending gifts for every festive celebration is nothing but basic respect.

All of you are saying that Jennie is making use of me to advance her own intentions. You're trying to force her to leave my side. Now that I think about it, there are far too many people around her who feel the same way. Things have evolved to the point where even unrelated strangers think this way.

But none of you know exactly how much I've struggled in my attempt to chase after her.]

Lisa held Jennie in his arms as his fingers tapped heavily against the keyboard.

He continued writing expressionlessly:

[Ever since we were engaged, Jennie has always been avoiding me and hiding herself away from me. She has also made countless requests to end our engagement over the years. Even when her second sister, Krystal, pretended to be my fiancée, she begged me not to expose the matter. I was the one who could not endure her being criticised as a third party any longer. I was the one who decided to expose her identity to the public.]