Love on the Fast Track

Chapter 1303:noveldrama

Phillip was about to suggest they leave it to Sean. After all, as the second-best hacker, he was far more capable than any amateur. Norah wasn’t trained in computers—how could she possibly help?

Shaking his head, Sean put his hand on the laptop and said, “Norah, you won’t be able to assist here. I’ve got this.” If he couldn’t crack it, how could Norah, who knew nothing about hacking, be of any use?

Norah grasped the laptop firmly, her expression composed. “Sean, relax. Let me have a go.”

Publicly admitting she was the notorious hacker Moon in front of everyone would be too embarrassing. It was better to just demonstrate her skills.

Matteo sneered. “Norah, you probably don’t even know the basics of a laptop. Let Sean handle this.” Phillip was doubtful as well. “Norah, Sean is highly proficient with computers.”

After all, who could deny the expertise of someone ranked second on the hacking leaderboard?

Norah blinked, her lips curling into a smile. “I won’t make a mess of it.”

At her assurance, Sean relaxed his hold. He trusted that Norah wouldn’t fumble and appreciated her grasp of the situation’s urgency.

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Norah took the laptop and began breaching the adversary’s firewall using the guidelines Sean had provided. Sean watched her every move closely. Her fingers danced across the keyboard like a pianist during a concert, swiftly entering sequences of code. Sean was visibly impressed. Norah was truly talented, possibly even more so than he was.

Matteo and Phillip might not have understood the technical terms flashing on the screen, but Sean’s shocked face made it clear that Norah was formidable.

Ignoring the skepticism from others, Norah kept her focus on breaching the firewall. She quickly overcame the digital barriers, locating the adversary’s IP address.

Sean asked, “This is the IP address. Can you dig up more specific details?”

Norah’s hands didn’t stop typing on the keyboard. “It traces back to Sevaedda.”

Worried about being tracked, the adversary cut off the network connection. Norah had planned to infiltrate their device further, but without an internet connection, she had to stop.

“This is all I could uncover. If you need more, just let me know.”

Sean accepted the laptop back, reviewing the data she had retrieved.

He inquired, “Norah, your skills with computers…”

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