My Wife is a Hacker (Nicole Riddle and Jared) novel Chapter 1943

Nicole could immediately sense a sort of palpable tension in the air, so she steered the direction of the conversation away. "He's too young to know anything...He recognized him as a fatherly figure."

Niki said it lightly, knowing that it was true that her son had realized that he did not have a father once he was old enough to go to kindergarten at the age of three. Thus, Leo became his fatherly figure and, ever since then, Nolan had been calling him his godfather. Furthermore, everyone even thought that Leo was his real father.

"Oh?" Jared grimaced, still displeased at the thought before switching his focus on Nolan.

'This brat bit me when we first met. I still have his teeth marks on my legs. I can't believe he easily trusted a random guy enough to call him his godfather!' he fumed.

Nolan, who felt that he was being stared at, suddenly opened his eyes and screamed, "Godfather! Help me!"

Hearing the screams of her son, she hurried over and hugged him. "Nolan! What's wrong with you?"

It was only then that Nolan realized it was all a dream, and quickly hugged Niki.

"Mommy, I had a nightmare...I dreamed that the big villain came to bully us...,'

But before Nolan could finish his sentence, he saw a pair of slender legs standing in front of him. Nolan looked up and was startled.

"Why is the big villain here!"

Jared was about to lose his cool, 'How could he call a random guy his godfather, and me a big villain!'

"Kid, who told you I was a bad guy?" Jared suppressed his emotions and asked in a cold voice.

Feeling intimidated by Jared, the young boy ignored his words and argued, "You kidnapped both me and my mommy! If you're not a bad guy, then what are you!?"

Jared's heart froze for a moment. He did not know that his actions at the airport would scare them. Moreover, it had caused Nicole to think that he was a bad person, prompting her to attack his company's system. At this juncture, Jared could not grasp the idea that he was a bad guy from a child's perspective. It was in that moment that he regretted his impulsive actions