The Reunion After Seven Years novel Chapter 98

"Hi Jay, I have what you want!"

Ken walked into the room with the latest laptop in his hand. He put on a mysterious look, trying to surprise the little boy.

Hearing the sound coming from the door, Avery and Jay turned to look towards the sudden addition to the room, and saw Ken's big smile.

"Uncle Ken."

Jay greeted Ken politely, but there was no sign of amazement in his eyes. He didn't show much interest in the computer in Ken's hand.

What he wanted was his computer, built with his own system. How could an ordinary computer compare with it?

"Godmother, this is Uncle Ken. Uncle Ken, this is my godmother, Avery. Isn't she pretty?"

Jay looked at Ken with a smirk.

"Hello."

Ken looked at Avery and nodded with a smile. Then he walked towards Jay.

In fact, he had heard about Avery from Kerr. In the past, he knew he would've been attracted to a beautiful girl like her. But now, he was well aware that no matter what kind of beauty he would meet, no other woman would compare to Bonnie. No one else could attract his attention anymore.

Ken shook his head, snapping him out of his thoughts from the lady who captured his heart.

Seeing Ken in white casual clothes, Avery could see that he looked extremely well-put. The smile on his face made him look like a kind gentleman.

His stature exuded an aura that he was more popular than any playboy.

"Here you go, look at the computer I brought for you."

As if he was presenting a treasure, Ken opened the computer in front of Jay. He took the computer with him as Kerr asked him to, and he didn't dare to frustrate the man. After all, if it weren't for this task, Kerr wouldn't have cared about him.

Now, he had pinned all his hope on Jay.

Jay looked at the computer in his hand. He just operated a few steps and hid his real computer skills in front of Ken.

"I like it very much. Thank you, Uncle Ken."

Jay thanked Ken with a nod, but his thoughts were way past the show of gratitude.

The computer system was the same as Kerr's, the one he had hacked into before. Needless to say, he knew it was a gift sent by Kerr. Did he want to please him? He wouldn't be bribed by Kerr just for a measly laptop.

"That's great to hear!"

Hearing this, Ken was finally relieved. He realized someone was missing in the room and looked up at Avery sitting next to him.

"Oh yeah. Where's Nicole? Why isn't she here?"

It was not until she heard Ken's question that she came back to her senses. Embarrassed, Avery looked away and put the bowl on the table nearby.

"Nicole is too tired these days. I asked her to sleep in the next ward."

Avery's tone was a little awkward. It was a guilty conscience that she had never felt before.

Ken noticed that Jay's attention was glued on the computer. He gave a hint to Avery with his eyes. They walked out of the ward one after the other.

When the door of the ward finally closed, Jay shifted his gaze from his computer and sighed in discontent.

"Another spy, alas."

Although Kerr didn't show up these days, it didn't escape Jay's attention that it seemed that everyone who showed up here had been sent by the man. It seemed that Kerr wasn't going to give up on Nicole.

His mind drifted off as he looked at his laptop.

Outside the ward

Ken and Avery walked to the end of the corridor.

"Kerr asked me to thank you for taking care of Jay these days. He said that he knew what to do, and is asking for you to help him with the following things."