When I was reborn on the night when Lu Chenzhou's AI core code was stolen, I felt cold all over.
In my previous life, I stole half of his hard work and caused his death in an explosion in his laboratory.
I was pushed down the stairs at the funeral, and the murderer sneered in my ear: "You owe him this."
When I opened my eyes again, the USB flash drive was hot in my palm.
I smashed my computer, destroyed all my backups, activated my top hacker identity and set up a firewall.
When Lu Chenzhou discovered the anomaly in the data, I was smiling sweetly at him while holding a cup of coffee.
"Don't worry," I stroked his Adam's apple with my fingertips, "I'm here."
When business rivals point their noses at me and say, "She's a spy."
I threw red wine on the other person's face with my backhand, turned around and got into Lu Chenzhou's arms.
"He stared at me," I rubbed his chest, "I was scared."
The moment the gun was pointed at Lu Chenzhou, I stood in front of him.
"Try touching him," I sneered, "Zero will paralyze all your systems."
Lu Chenzhou suddenly grabbed my waist: "I knew it when you hacked my system three years ago."
