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    Gilda and Chayce were Norah’s most trusted aides, employed by her parents, and she hadplete confidence in them. In Norah’s opinion, they were the most reliable people in the entire Wilson family.


    With concern in her voice, Gilda remarked, “I hope Justin was truthful, so we’ll be able to find Ivy. Iker is nothing short of despicable. How could he abandon you when you were just a child?”


    Norah’s parents had endured much hardship searching for her, but they passed away before they could reunite with her.


    Affectionately patting Gilda’s head, Norah said, “For Iker, personal gain alwayses first. It’s tragic that my parents didn’t live long enough to reunite with me.”


    Caylee had already returned to Sure at Norah’s request. Since Norah was still recovering, Caylee’s presence wasn’t needed, and it was better for her to resume her previous duties. Once fully healed, Norah nned to visit her grandfather’s family in Sure.


    Caylee quickly agreed, knowing that Norah’s grandfather was gravely ill and required care.


    As Norahy in bed, she surveyed her severely wounded body with a bitter smile. Being confined to a hospital bed was a miserable experience. No wonder Alice was always eager to leave her room after getting injured.


    “Health is definitely a precious thing,” Norah thought.


    Later that night, Norah sat in her room, switched on theptop that Gilda had brought, and essed the hacker forum after a prolonged absence.


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    She had numerous unread messages and began opening them one by one.


    More than 100 of them were from JW.


    “Hi, there seems to be a bug in the software. Can you help me fix it?”


    “It’s me again. When will you be online?”


    “Hello! Have you forgotten your forum password?”


    “Please! I really need your assistance.”


    JW kept urging her to log on and help. Norah skimmed through his messages and then turned her attention to the ones from ck.


    “You’ve been away for a while. Did you forget about this site?”


    “Busytely? Haven’t seen you on here for quite some time.”


    “If you don’t log in soon, you’ll lose your top spot on the hacking leaderboard.”


    Norah chuckled and replied, “Don’t worry about me. I’ll still be the top hacker.”


    Of course, the person on the other end wasn’t online to see her message, and so no reply came.


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