Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron) novel Chapter 941

Jackson furrowed his brows. "You're always so cautious. Who could possibly suspect you? If you ask me, it's probably just a rival company. You're making a mountain out of a molehill."

Mick let out a slow breath. "Maybe you're right."

Just as he was beginning to relax, Mick's computer screen erupted into virtual fireworks, only to reveal a chilling message: "Cross Nathalie, and you'll meet your end."

Mick's face turned pale, and he gritted his teeth. "Morris. Is it you?"

Jackson went white as a sheet. "Morris is a notorious genius hacker. He might just crack your encryption. If he finds out our secret, we're in deep trouble."

Mick sneered, unfazed. "I know he's formidable. After all, he outwitted my brother, so he's not to be underestimated. But my password is way tougher than the one my brother used. Plus, my files are a messy mix of truth and lies. I refuse to believe he can find my Achilles' heel. He's just a dog barking at my door."

Jackson patted his chest in relief. "That's good to hear."

Mick, ever the cunning and suspicious type, added, "Still, let's not give him too much time to poke around. I need to talk to the chairman and report his antics. We need to get him out of the company ASAP."

Jackson grinned. "Exactly. You're thinking ahead. With this move, we've got the upper hand. The chairman will hear us out and kick him out. Morris won't be meddling with Vincent Corporation anymore."

A few minutes later, Mick knocked on Chairman Jules's office door.

Jules looked up from his desk. "Mick, what's up?"

Mick walked in, barely containing his righteous anger. "Chairman, I've been nothing but loyal and dedicated to this company. If you have any doubts about me, feel free to investigate. But why go through the hassle of hiring a hacker to target me?"

Jules looked puzzled. "Mick, take a moment and explain. You say a hacker attacked you?"

"It's either him or me in this company."

Jules chuckled. "Rest assured, if he's crossing the line and ignoring company policy, I'll handle it."

Mick was elated inside. "Thank you, Chairman, for ensuring justice."

Jules turned to his assistant. "Go, bring Morris here."

His voice carried an unmistakable authority.

"Yes, sir." The assistant turned and left.