Rebirth of a Flopped Actress: Career First, Love Second

Chapter 118: She Hacked into Sophia’s Computer

The forum’s anonymity feature failure exposed everyone’s identities in the rumor thread. Those who had previously insulted Olivia were stunned to find out that the original poster was Sophia. Sophia had a significant reputation at school, often seen walking hand-in-hand with Olivia on campus. Many had even praised her for her kindness in befriending a special admissions student.

“I can’t believe Sophia would do this! She called Olivia her best friend but secretly tried to ruin her?”

“Her friendship isn’t supportive; it’s destructive!”

“So, this is what a fake friend looks like?”

“I remember asking Sophia if the rumors were true, and she acted hesitant, which made me think they were real. Now it’s obvious; it was all part of her scheme!”

The forum users now turned their outrage towards Sophia once their identities were revealed. It was chilling to think someone could act like a best friend while secretly working to sabotage them!

After confirming Sophia’s identity as the poster, Hudson immediately contacted the Sullivan family’s lawyers and Asher. But the revelations weren’t over yet.

In the library, Lucas was stunned. He never expected Olivia to bypass the forum’s firewall and reveal everyone’s identities. Looking at the names exposed in the rumor thread, Lucas recognized several of them. Without this mass identity reveal, no one would have guessed that these polished, seemingly respectable students were so malicious in private.

“Olivia, are you some kind of machine? How can you break through the firewall so easily?” Lucas asked, still in shock. If Lucas hadn’t watched Olivia carry out everything right in front of him, he would have never believed she was capable of it.

“Was that supposed to be difficult?” Olivia tilted her head. In her previous life, she had spent six months building an advanced, world-class firewall for Alexander’s company. Compared to that, St. Rona Academy’s system was child’s play. She didn’t even have a chance to showcase her full skills.

“So this is what you mean by ‘studied for a while’? How long is it exactly?” Lucas’s lips twitched in disbelief. Even if he’d been learning programming since birth, he doubted he’d ever reach this level of expertise.

Lucas took a sharp breath. “Three months?”

Olivia seemed to remember something and resumed typing. “Actually, that’s kind of slow. I wasn’t in the best mood while learning, so it delayed me a bit.”

Lucas cautiously asked, “You transferred to our school about six months ago, right? How much did you score on the entrance exam?”

Without missing a beat, Olivia said, “I think it was a perfect score.”

Lucas felt as though his perception of reality had been completely upended. “Olivia, are you the one they said switched majors and still managed to get into this school with a perfect entrance exam score?”

About six months ago, there had been talk about a genius who had transferred midyear with flawless exam results.

“Probably. I was living in the countryside, and my previous university major wasn’t the same as St. Rona Academy’s. Once I decided to transfer, I took two weeks to review all the school’s exam materials,” Olivia said, her attention fixed on the screen.

As the code flashed across her computer, a faint smile appeared on her lips. “Found it,” she said. She had successfully hacked into Sophia’s computer!