Captivated by the Ruler of the Underworld
Chapter 81 Little One, I Was Wrong

"Little one, I was wrong." Sylvester, usually cold and composed, sounded somewhat aggrieved.

The master took the initiative to apologize.

He had never seen such a thing before.

Mildred gripped the invitation card, her lips twitching, and disbelief evident in her eyes.

How peculiar.

The others were equally shocked and realized that this seemed to be a matter between the master and Miss Lela, with Miss Lela seemingly holding a higher position. They seemed to have discovered one of the master's secrets.

All present were taken aback and refrained from lingering to chat, as they were afraid that harboring the master's secret might result in dire consequences and punishment. They scattered and went about their own business.

Seeing that Lela still refused to forgive him and ignored him in front of so many people, Sylvester's expression became even more sour. Well done little one!

Imitating me, huh?

Since he was now at a disadvantage, she deliberately teased him, right?

Fine, that's fine!

After a while, Lela lost her appetite and returned to her room in front of everyone. Sylvester never took his eyes off Lela.

Seeing her ignoring him and going upstairs, his expression became even more displeased.

He glanced at the blank-eyed Mildred next to him, and his expression became even scarier.

His voice was as terrifying as it could be, "What are you standing there for?"

Mildred trembled and held the invitation card, feeling wronged. "Mr. Tang... Mr. Tang's invitation, I came to ask the master if he wants to go."

Sylvester had never been interested in such banquets and always sent his subordinates to represent him at large-scale events.

Considering that this could be a suitable place for the little one to unwind, he broke his habit of turning down such invitations. Instead, he accepted the invitation card from Mildred's hand and inquired, "What type of gathering is this?"

Hadn't the master consistently displayed disinterest in such matters?

But she didn't dare to say it out loud, so she could only endure his doubts and say, "Mr. Tang has organized a banquet in the outskirts of Greafury City at a large wildlife park. He said they have something new and fascinating this year and invited you, sir."

Sylvester put away the invitation card, "You can go now."

Mildred originally had a lot of things to report to the master, but seeing this situation, she didn't dare anymore. She thought it was better to slip away now.

Charlie saw Mildred running away and also stood up, heading towards the room.

The room suddenly became empty, and Sylvester looked at the untouched food on the table, feeling stifled in his heart.

...

In the room, Lela turned on the computer that Sylvester had replaced for her, the latest model of Rino Technique.

Her phone lay forgotten on the living room couch, and she paid it no mind.

She had to go and there was something waiting for her to deal with.

But as soon as she opened it, suddenly the computer screen started flashing with a red alert.

Lela smirked; these people were really something.

Regardless of how many times she switched computers or implemented additional firewalls, someone invariably managed to breach her defenses, determined to unveil her true identity. Such incidents had been commonplace in the past, this kind of scene often played out, and they hadn't perturbed her, but this time, it had become a source of extreme annoyance So, they wanted to play, right?

She would accompany them to the end.

Lela's slender hands typed quickly on the keyboard, her speed was extremely fast, far from the clumsy coder Sylvester saw in the morning.

Strings of English code on the computer's green screen seemed like an incantation.

Five minutes later, Lela pressed the enter key, done.

Thinking of investigating her?

No way.

On the other side of the ocean, a man with green hair looked at the green "bitch" on the computer and angrily pounded on the keyboard, "Fuck!" "Haven't found anything again?" a guy with a crew cut asked.