Chapter 6 Daddyâs First Warning At the Nolan Group.
âPresident Nolan, this is bad. The firewalls of the companyâs system were breached. The other party seems to be quite skilled.
We are suffering a great loss. Right now, the conservative estimate of our losses is at 30 million.â Curtis was sweating profusely, practically risking a beating as he came over to report his findings.
Eugeneâs expression immediately turned dark, and he said in an intimidating voice, âImmediately get the Information Security Department on the case to intercept the intruder.â
The Information Security Department desperately attempted to locate and patch up the loopholes within the system, but the other party was very skillful. Despite doing everything they could, the other party easily found chinks in their armor. Moreover, every single time they resisted the attacks, the other party dealt an even heavier blow on their systems.
Ten minutes later, the other party arrogantly retreated, leaving behind a string of codes. When the codes were translated, it spelled out the word âwarningâ.
After a calculation of their losses, the company reported a total loss of 50 million.
Sitting in front of his computer, Eugene narrowed his eyes fiercely. This person isnât just skillful, heâs gutsy too!
The technicians of the Nolan Group were among the top technicians within their field. Moreover, the Nolan Groupâs firewalls sustained billions of attacks on it every single day, and only a handful had managed to penetrate the firewalls before.
However, those technicians were completely helpless against this person!
Who on earth is so capable? Besides, what on earth does this warning even mean?
âCurtis...â Eugene yelled.
âYes, President Nolan.â Curtis rushed over.
âDid Wily Rabbit accept the request?â
He lowered his eyes and timidly replied, âH-He just refused it.â
Eugeneâs eyes narrowed slightly. âIs it because the money isnât enough? Tell him Iâll double the price.â
âYes, President Nolan.â
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Olivia watched as the Nolan Group suffered a loss of 50 million. Then, the resentment in her heart finally simmered down.
Under Kateâs urging, they went to the largest entertainment center in the cityâthe Rakuten Bar. Naturally, they brought Nathan along with them too.
They found a booth for four and ordered three cocktails. At the same time, Nathan also specially ordered a glass of milk for North.
âI heard thereâs going to be an auction tonight. Olivia, if thereâs anything you want to bid on, let me know. Iâll bid on it for you.â He wiggled his eyebrows at Olivia with an expression that seemed to say âlook at how nice I am to youâ.
Olivia glanced at him. âJust take care of yourself.â
At the same time, three men were sitting in a private booth on the second floor. The one sitting at the head was none other than Eugene Nolan, who had rejected Oliviaâs interview just now. On the other hand, the other two beside him were his childhood friendsâAlex Road and Hayden Coleman.
Alex and Hayden had accompanied Eugene here tonight. However, Eugene was not in high spirits tonightâthe atmosphere for drinking was ruined.
Alex glanced about the place. When his gaze landed on Olivia and her party among the crowd below, he couldnât help but chuckle lightly. âItâs the first time Iâve seen anybody bring a child to a bar.â
As soon as he said that, Hayden, who was sitting next to him, glanced down too. âHmm? Eugene, donât you think that guy looks similar to Nathan?â
Eugene, who was leaning back lazily in his chair with his eyes closed, turned his head slightly. When he saw that table of four, his long, narrow, and deep-set eyes narrowed dangerously.
Hayden chuckled as he said, âI only mentioned that he looked like him. When did that brat sneak back into the country?â
Seeing as Eugene had yet to withdraw his gaze, Alex couldnât resist trying to persuade him, âYou should let it go. So many years have passed; were you still going to stop him from coming back? It was just the well-intentioned but misguided actions of a youth back then.â
Eugene did not say a word. No matter how the two guys nagged at him, he remained silent. Moreover, those secretive eyes of his kept staring at the table of four below them.
To be precise, he was staring at Olivia alone.
I canât imagine how resourceful this woman is. When did she get together with Nathan? Is she trying to take advantage of Nathan?
At that moment, the voice of the host came from downstairs, âNext up, we are going to begin bidding for the Wuyou San formula.
The starting bid is 500,000.â
When Eugene heard that, he finally withdrew his gaze.
The reason he came here tonight was because of the Wuyou San formula! It was said that this formula had a miraculous effect on critically ill patients. For that reason, he had been seeking it for a long time. Now that his grandfather was in critical condition, he could only hope that this item could buy him some time until he found the genius doctor.
At the same time, Olivia, who was sitting in the booth below, showed great interest in the Wuyou San formula too. âNathan, bid on this! I heard about the Wuyou San formula a long time ago. It might help cure your great-grandpaâs illness.â
âSure,â Nathan agreed without hesitation after hearing what she said and quickly joined in the bidding.
In a single bid, the price jumped from 500,000 to 5 million. Nathan frowned slightly. Isnât this item just a supplement? Itâs not like it can bring the dead back. Why are there so many people scrambling over themselves to get it?
Just as he was hesitating about whether or not he wanted to join in the bidding, a cold voice sounded from the second floor. â10 million.â
His voice echoed throughout the room. When the crowd heard his bid, they whispered among themselves. That price was ridiculously highâit was a 20-fold increase.
Nathan flew into a rage and looked up. Who is this foolish spendthrift who has so much money and nowhere else to spend it?
As a result, the face that stared him down to his bones appeared in his line of sight suddenly. Consequently, he sat down with an audible âswooshâ and pulled the hood of his jacket up over his head, trying to hide like an ostrich burying its head in the sand.