Chapter 152: Triplet’s Mighty Mom Chapter 152

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Chapter 152 The Prodigy

Soon, the company’s shareholders gathered outside the lab as they all stared at Silas, disagreeing

with his choice of letting a child handle the crisis. Therefore, they all dissuaded him from going

ahead. “President, maybe we should let Jacob Sully handle this. After all, he is a professional and the

right person to do the job!" “That's right. If things go wrong, we're going to suffer a huge loss!" In

the face of everyone else who disagreed, Silas responded with a darkened look as he shoved the

technician away. “I told you to move. So, just do as I said.” As the technician was shoved away, he

could only helplessly watch his hard work go down the drain. He wanted to speak but swallowed his

words in the end. “President Nolan...”

Soon, South looked back at the shareholders who gathered together and took a glimpse at the

technicians. Then, he walked up to the computer and stood instead of sitting in front of the screen

because of his height. Meanwhile, everyone else who witnessed this felt dismayed and disappointed

by Silas's bad call, doubting his decision to have a child look into a crisis. What can a kid do? That's

not how you pamper a child. Nevertheless, while the witnesses were complaining, South began

jumping into action. With a complacent look on his face and a lollipop in his mouth, his little hands

were seen typing on the keyboard pads with lightning speed as the monitor screen showed codes

that kept changing. Needless to say, these were programming codes that were strangers to all

laymen who were watching.

In that instant, all the shareholders were left with their eyes widened and mouths agape. Meanwhile,

the technicians didn't even have time to process the pain of letting their hard work go to waste

before they realized the child only took less than a minute to catch up with the progress they had

been making for an hour. Therefore, they were all dumbstruck and stunned by what they saw. How

long did the kid say he needed? It looks like he is not bluffing, judging from his progress.

Witnessing South's impressive performance, the technicians couldn’t help but doubt their own

abilities as they didn't expect to be humiliated by a child in their area of expertise.

While time was ticking, the monitor screen lit up as soon as South hit the enter key, with the timer

stopping at four minutes thirty-two seconds. “Great! The system is back online!” the secretary

happily exclaimed, “And all my stuff is still here.” Soon, everyone else cheered in excitement. “It's

really back to normal! This is quicker than we expected!” Nevertheless, South didn't stop there but

instead went on to make some necessary upgrades in the system. Then, he looked at Silas and said,

“I just installed a firewall in your system so hackers won't access your system so easily.” At the sight

of that, the shareholders all retreated without making any more noise while the technicians were

rendered speechless. It was only after a long while that they finally asked, “Do you know who did

this to us? Was it Wily Rabbit?”

The technician's words put South in a trance as the child doubtfully looked at him. “What makes you

think it's Wily Rabbit?” “Well, I just think he is pretty good,” the technician murmured. South curled

his lips upward and thought to himself, Why would Wily Rabbit hack your system as if he has

nothing else better to do? Furthermore, my dad seems to be behaving well these two days. “Wily

Rabbit is a lot better than this. If he had struck your system, you probably wouldn't have had time to

react!” Upon saying that, South shifted his eyes to Silas and said, “Let's go, shall we?” Meanwhile,

Silas had only leaned on the table as he met South's gaze. Then, he smiled with a pair of gentle eyes

while ruffling the little boy's hair. “Sure, let's go.” After that, Silas held his hand and left, leaving all

the other employees awestruck and dumbfounded. “Oh gosh! This is unbelievable. That kid is a

prodigy! An issue that took an hour for more than ten technicians to work on only took five minutes

for a kid to settle.”