My Wife is a Hacker (Nicole Riddle and Jared) novel Chapter 3028

Chapter 3028

"Patricia, shall we take you home?" Lulu offered.

"No need, I can manage on my own." Patricia guessed Nicole didn't stay for dinner because she had other matters, and she didn't want to delay them.

Taking a deep breath, Patricia earnestly said to Nicole, "Ms. Riddle, I'll be fine. I'll come to the company tomorrow." "You could rest a bit longer," Nicole still seemed a bit concerned about Patricia's health.

"I'm okay, and I don't want to stay at home all day." Being alone made her prone to overthinking, so Patricia preferred to work.

Moreover, she had heard about Everett's situation and felt it was important to be with Nicole to ensure her safety.

Hearing this, Nicole thought for a moment and then agreed, "Alright, come to the company tomorrow." "Yes," Patricia said before hailing a taxi and leaving.

Watching Patricia leave, Lulu mused, "Something seems off with Patricia's mood, doesn't it? And Ellar's absence is also unusual. Could there be some problem between them?"

Nicole's gaze wandered around, her eyes narrowing slightly, before finally settling on a shop across the street. Sitting in the window was Ellar.

"It seems so," Nicole said meaningfully, pulling Lulu into the car with her.

Lulu, somewhat puzzled, asked, "Did you notice something?"

It seemed as if Nicole understood something after her brief observation.

Nicole smiled as she said, "Ellar can't bear not to come. Let's go, he'll come out once we leave. He always has to make sure Patricia gets home before he can relax."

Lulu, now understanding, couldn't help but express her confusion, "What exactly is Ellar doing?"

Why would he follow Patricia in secret instead of meeting her directly?

Seeing Nicole there, he assumed the treatment must be showing results.

"Soon, she should be able to fully recover and return to her normal life," Ellar thought, feeling slightly happier. As long as she was doing well, he felt at ease.

Distracted, Ellar was startled by the sudden honk of a car horn.

Realizing he had accidentally pressed the car horn, he looked around guiltily, seeing no one, and then drove off.

Unbeknownst to him, Patricia was watching from her apartment window, feeling a tinge of sadness.

He hadn't avoided her; he just hadn't appeared before her.

Patricia realized that Ellar's departure last time wasn't just a casual remark; he probably wouldn't appear before her again.