My Wife is a Hacker (Nicole Riddle and Jared) novel Chapter 2232

Chapter 2232

The sun was setting in the horizon when Jared arrived at Riddle Corporation to pick Nicole up. Nicole just happened to step out of the office then. Jared got out of the car and opened the door for Nicole.

"You're here." Seeing him, Nicole started walking towards Jared with a smile on her face.

"Nicole, I'll get going now," Lulu said with a smile. She gave them a teasing look and ran off.

Nicole rolled her eyes at Lulu and shouted, "Don't you worry! Spencer will pick you up later!"

"Don't make fun of me!"

After Lulu left, Nicole turned around and followed Jared into the car.

"I have to go to the hospital first," she said.

Jared nodded and replied, "Sure."

Jared knew how much Nicole wanted to visit Samuel. Soon, they both arrived at the hospital. Samuel was unable to move by himself, but he was allowed to move around using a wheelchair.

At that time, Samuel was having dinner with June in his hospital room. Both of them were surprised to see Nicole and Jared walk in.

"What brings you guys here?"

"To see you, of course." Nicole placed the fruit basket she was holding down and noted, "You look much better now."

myself," said Samuel, without much thought.

"The doctor specifically said that you should rest and take care of your injury for the next three months." Nicole shot Samuel a look, but he seemed to not catch her meaning, giving her a blank expression.

'Such a good opportunity for him... How can he not grab this opportunity? Can't he see that June is obviously worried sick about him and all that she wants to do is to take care of him?

'If June takes this opportunity to take care of Samuel, I bet by the end of it all, they'd get together and then marriage would soon be on the table. This is a foolproof plan, but this idiot is too oblivious.'

"I’ll just go back home and lay around." Samuel had no intention of having a caretaker, and still insisted he did not need one.

Nicole was fuming in frustration, to the point of giving up on helping him. 'He can live alone in old age for all I care. I've helped him enough. He's too dense.'