Chapter 383 Recovering the Hacked System
After hearing what he said, Eugene felt that it made sense. “Fine. What you say makes sense. Since you called me Dad earlier, I shall forgive you. Just don’t do it anymore, okay? Your uncle had an awful night because of that. Your mom’s treatments on him will be in vain if anything happens.”
North did not understand Eugene’s words. “Huh? What about Mommy?”
“Your uncle suffers from a severe illness. So, your mom was treating him last night. Today, he should have been feeling better, but it turns out that he needs to pull an all-nighter because of this issue.”
North suddenly felt a little guilty. “Then, let’s go!”
He exited the car in a flash.
Eugene smiled with relief. My son is smart and kind-hearted too!
Two of them returned inside the office.
Brian smiled and looked at North. “You’ve finally agreed to help Uncle Brian, right?”
North arrogantly replied, “I’m only doing this because of Uncle Eugene.”
“You’re only doing this because of others?!!” Brain laughed in anger. “How about us? Don’t we have any brotherhood at all?”
North paused and looked at Brian with a slightly raised chin before slowly replying, “Brotherhood… Do we even have that?”
Brian almost choked when he heard what North said. “Hey, who taught you to make dumplings last night?”
“Hmph! I learned it with my own eyes!”
Brian fell silent as he thought, Such an ungrateful kid.
He curled his lips. “Now that you have bragged about it, can you really do it?” I just don’t believe this kid. The problems he endured must have bruised his ego.
“Then, do you still need help?” North answered in a provocative manner while looking at him. “If not, I’m heading to school.”
Brian was stunned by what he heard. “Tell me, how long do you need?”
“10 minutes.”
“Are you kidding me?” He was speechless. “My company’s technicians will need at least 2 hours. If they are slow in their work, it might even take up to an entire night. Now, you’re telling me that you only need 10 minutes?”
North tilted his head. “The entire night? Even if you have 10 nights, I bet that you can’t even resolve it!”
Eugene observed from afar; there was a layer of clarity on his face as if he was waiting to see how his son was able to convince his younger brother. He then walked over and solemnly said, “The handling fee is 50 million.”
Brian glared. “It costs 50 million to visit Doctor Maxwell. Now, it also costs 50 million for my computer to have a ‘visit’. Are you guys here to bleed money from me?” Okay, both mom and son have taken 100 million from me after one day and one night!
“What’s your answer? Make up your mind! I still need to head to school!” North answered indifferently with his hands in his pockets.
“How about this? Fix it within 10 minutes and I’ll give you 50 million. If you take more than that, you’ll have to give me 50 million!”
“Talk to my manager then!”
Eugene was speechless.
Brian did not want to embarrass his brother, but as soon as those words were said, he couldn’t help but feel that both North and Olivia were the only ones able to make Eugene perplexed and speechless. “Fine, let’s go. Follow me.”
He brought the little boy into the technical room.
A group of technicians were busy operating the computer—the codes shown on the display screen wildly danced around.
“Stop, everyone. Let him have a try.”
Everyone looked over and wondered who the little boy was and whether he was able to solve the nightmare.
It was not that they ignored North, but rather the fact that they never expected the guy Brian mentioned to be a kid.
North walked over to the front of a technician, who glanced at him with doubt before looking at Brian, as if to say, Please don’t tell me that he’ll be the one to help?
As a result, Brian motioned for the technician to leave.
Even though all of the technicians obediently followed Brian’s orders, they felt troubled in their hearts as they were the top experts of their industry. We are unable to resolve the matter at hand and President Mccarthy is allowing a kid to do it? Was he being fooled?
Right at that moment, North walked to the front of the computer with steady steps. While looking at the screen and placing his small hands on the keyboard, he looked to Brian and casually said, “The time starts now!”
