Chapter 331

“Spill it,” Sienna demanded, her voice sharp.

Lana, sweating bullets, lowered her head and began her report. “Miss Enna, someone’s stolen classified information from the Shadow Web. They’re demanding to meet with Shadow for a deal. We can’t track them, and they’ve made it clear they won’t leak the info to anyone until they speak with Shadow.”

Sienna’s eyes turned cold and piercing. “When did this happen?”

“Three hours ago. We can’t find any trace of their hacking activity. Reno thinks it might be the never-before-seen Mr. Cat, ranked fifth on the hacker list.”

For Reno, who was ranked second on the hacker list, to be unable to track this person down, this guy had some serious skills.

The Umbrella Organization ran the world’s largest information network, Shadow Web, with Shadow and Reno, number one and two on the hacker rankings, holding down the fort. For years, no one dared to mess with them.

“Let’s move,” Sienna said, not bothering to notify anyone else. She just shot a quick message to Vivian and the others, telling them she had work to handle and would be back in a few days, and to keep their phones on.

Winifred realized the moment Lana showed up that Sienna was heading out to handle business again.

“Winifred, you have to try this wasabi barbecue; it’s so good,” Rowena said, her eyes lighting up as she offered the skewer.

“Sure,” Winifred nodded.

Rowena was already on set filming, and Wade was giving her extra attention.

Rowena knew it was all because of Winifred, but she had no idea how to thank her. Winifred didn’t need money–her savings were barely pocket change to Winifred.

Still, Rowena was determined to repay her in any way she could.

“Something up with Sienna?” Nathan raised an eyebrow, watching Vivian reply to a message.

Vivian nodded. “Yeah.”

Nattuan said, “Just as I thought, the stronger someone is, the busier they get. Sienna’s awesome. I bet she’s got some kind of hidden boss identity. You believe that, Vivian?”

Vivian puffed up with pride. “Of course. Sienna’s amazing. Hold on–you’re not crushing on her, are you?”

“Let me warn you. If a stingy, money-obsessed guy like you tries to act like a pretty boy in front of my sister, don’t blame me for beating–”

Nathan choked, at a loss for words. “What? I never thought that way. I know I’m not in her league, alright?”

“I just admire her. You get it? Hey, Vivian, how am I stingy? I gave you an emerald necklace worth 1.2 million dollars. Does that sound stingy to you?”

Nathan complained angrily, still fuming. He’d finally splurged big time on a gift for her, and she still called him stingy.

Vivian froze for a second, glancing down at the necklace around her neck. No wonder Nathan was so eager for her to put it on; she'd been scared someone would take it away. So it really was that expensive.

Vivian cleared her throat. “Alright, I take it back, Nathan. You really...” she started to whisper, “Hey, Nathan, it’s a question of respect. You love money so much...”

“Do you really think I have no self-respect? Sure, I like money, but not that way. I work hard for every cent I make. Vivian, I can’t believe you’d think that of me!”

Seeing how worked up he was, Vivian coughed awkwardly. “Sorry, sorry, I was wrong. I shouldn’t have underestimated you, Nathan.”

Nathan looked at her and snorted. “If you were the one supporting me, I might actually consider it.”

Vivian turned on her heel and walked away. “In your dreams. You’re richer than I am, and you want me to support you!”

“Hey, don’t go, I was just messing around, don’t take it so seriously. Vivian, wait for me,” Nathan called after her.