My Past is Just Prologue (Janet and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 137

Read My Past is Just Prologue By Louisa Dillon Chapter 137 – A World-Class Hacker

An important person?

Janet caught this important information. She raised her head to look at Nigel, and her eyes were filled with curiosity. There was a glimmer

of light in her beautiful eyes.

There was no doubt that the “important person” was a woman.

This made Janet even more curious. She wondered, what kind of woman would Nigel, such an outstanding man, be tempted by?

So Janet poked Nigel’s arm and asked curiously, “Who is it? Tell me about her. If I know her, I will be able to help you build a bridge

between you two.”

Nigel thought, tell you about her?

If I tell you now, you will definitely be scared away.

Nigel smiled and didn’t answer Janet’s question. He changed the topic and said, “I won’t tell you. But I’m a little curious. With your ability, you can develop better software than this one. Why did you attend the Convention this time?”

Seeing that Nigel was unwilling to speak, Janet naturally stopped asking. She replied, “Right now, I only want to focus on managing the Longfellow Group. As for software development, I really don’t have any free time to do it.”

“What a pity. I thought you wouldn’t be interested in business.” Nigel was a little surprised.

Janet lowered her eyes and didn’t speak.

Janet was indeed not interested in business. Because Janet’s father and brother took all the responsibilities and protected Janet, Janet

could do whatever she wanted without any worries.

But Janet’s father and brother were gone… And Janet carried the missions of managing the Longfellow Group, investigating the truth of the car accident, and avenging her father and brother,

Therefore, Janet had to give up on her hobbies and dreams!

“People always have to make a choice. You also chose to give up the job in the security department and become a commercial software development engineer. No matter which road you have chosen, you have made your own achievements. So many people came because of you and your software. You have a successful career, great engineer!”

Hearing this. Nigel smiled. He raised his eyebrows and asked, “What about you? Are you here for me or for my software?”

Nigel asked so casually.

“Me?” Janet smiled. “Of course, it is… software.”

“Ah… I’m so sad! I know. It turns out that I’m less important than my software in Jill’s heart.”

Nigel stared straight at Janet and looked like he had been wronged.

Nigel didn’t speak, but Janet seemed to have heard his aggrieved voice.