Chapter 298



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While Warren was feeling smug, the other party responded:

Just: “What nonsense is this, if you can even use this code?”

Warren was taken aback.

Maureen said excitedly, “Maybe he’s really a master and can see the problem with this code?”

Warren touched his nose. “No, I’ll have to try again – maybe it was a wild guess?”.

He sent a message to the group:

Warren: “Ah, I accidentally sent the wrong code. Master, are you really Solo?”

On the other end of the line, Solo was anxious. He didn’t have much time to waste on him. So, he quickly typed in a message:

Solo: “Yes, cut the crap, shall we sign the contract first?”

Anti had finally relented and said that as long as he became this foolish cousin’s advisor, he wouldn’t have to work for free in the future!

He just had to seize this opportunity.

The other party had first sent a bunch of wrong codes. It was obvious they were testing him and didn’t trust him much. What if after he helped fix the error, the other party kicked him out and said he didn’t need a consultant?

To think that the worthy Solo would one day beg to be a consultant for the company for someone else!

Therefore, he had to sign the contract first – he didn’t want to be cheated again after the job was done!

However, in Warren and Maureen’s eyes, this rash behavior made the two of them even more certain that he was dealing with a liar!

The two looked at each other. Warren asked, “Sure, but what about the salary?”.

Solo: “Anything. Just give me $200,000.”

He didn’t care about such a small amount of money anyway. Any project he took on would cost a million. Did he care about consultant fees?

No, what he cared about was freedom.

Now, freedom was waving a small handkerchief at him. He was anxious to get rid of Anti.

So Solo sent another message in the group chat: “Hurry up. I’ve already settled the contract for you. I’ll sign an electronic one. You can sign an electronic one too.”

After saying this, he sent a contract to the group chat.

Warren: “!”

Maureen: “…”

She gulped. “It’s only been a few minutes? The contract is done.”

Warren: “…Surely you’ve prepared it in advance.”

Maureen opened the contract and glanced at it. The amount was $200,000.

She looked at Warren again. “Isn’t that too little?”

Warren: “You could practically say he’s helping us for free.”

The two looked at each other again. At this point, they were sure that this was definitely a fake Solo!

Warren rolled up his sleeves and looked at Maureen. “How dare he pull the wool over our eyes, the Smiths, how hateful! Besides, this fake is too unprofessional! Can you hire a real high-level hacker for $200,000! He’s too fake! Nora, that stupid girl, has been fooled by this person for so long! He may have swindled her out of tens of thousands as well.”

Maureen also frowned. “Yes!”

Warren said, “Tens of thousands is nothing to us, but to Nora it must be a lot in the environment she lives in, right? No, we Smiths can’t let ourselves be intimidated like that.”

Maureen nodded repeatedly. “Yes, we have to vent our anger! But how?”

Warren thought about it and said slowly, “How about this? First, we have to let Nora know he’s a liar.”

Maureen pulled out her phone. “I’m going to chat privately with her.”

After Maureen texted Nora, saying Solo in the group was a liar, Nora’s response was very quick because there were only two words, “It’s real.”

Maureen: “…”

Warren: “…”

The two looked at each other. Maureen sighed. “It looks like Nora has been duped pretty badly.”

Warren nodded as well.

Maureen asked, “So, what do we do now?”

After thinking for a while, Warren patted her on the head. “Then let the truth be explained. We will sign the contract according to this forgery. After signing it, he won’t be able to find any fault. By then, Nora will definitely know the truth!”

Maureen nodded. “So, what about your game?”

Warren: “At this point, is that money more important? Or is my sister more important?”

Maureen thought for a moment. “That’s right. Let’s settle the matter of cheating on Nora first.”

Anyway, even if they were broke. With their big brother to support them, their lives wouldn’t be bad!

The conversation between the two imbeciles entered Yvonne’s ears, making her clench her fists in anger. This was too much.

It was too much!

These two people were too nice to Nora!

She bit her lip and took a deep breath. She decided that if Warren came looking for her later, he definitely wouldn’t help her.

How could he not care about that money?

Then she would bankrupt him!

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Warren signed the contract electronically and sent it back to Solo.

Solo immediately sent a message in the group, “Okay, the contract has been resolved.”

Warren sent another message, “So, I’m sending you the bug?”

Solo: “The software is on this computer you’re using, right?”

Warren: “?”

He looked at his computer and replied, “Yes.”

Solo: “Okay, you don’t need to send it. I hacked into your computer.”

Warren: “!!!!”

He looked at his computer and saw nothing unusual about it. It was the same as before. How did he hack it?

He sent a message in the group, “Are you sure?”

“Yes.”

Warren looked at Maureen. “Transfer the money!”

Maureen was stunned.

Warren snorted. “If we don’t transfer the money, it won’t take as fraud. At best, it’ll be an Internet scam, and the police won’t take it seriously. Only when there’s a transaction with a large sum of money will they take us seriously…. Besides, it will take more than $100,000 to make a case.”

Maureen wired the money.

After the money arrived in the other party’s account, Warren said in the group chat, “The money has been transferred. Please repair the game.”

However, after sending this message, there was no further news from Solo.

After waiting two minutes, Warren and Maureen looked at each other and then at the computer again.

Warren: “Where are you?”

Another two minutes passed.

Warren: “I transferred the money to you. You’re not talking to each other anymore? Have you blocked me?”

Another three minutes passed.

Warren: “Are you a scammer? Solo.”

After sending these messages, Solo still said nothing.

Warren and Maureen looked at each other, sensing that the other party had already taken the bait.

Maureen sent a message in the group chat, “Nora, did you see that? This person is really a scammer. It’s not Solo.”

Warren’s message was aggravating. “Hmph, I don’t know how much money you’ve been scammed out of. I will call the police and get my money back, I will help you get it back!”

At this point, there was a new message in the group.

Just, “Stop talking. Your phones have been tapped.”

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