Captivation: Want Nothing But You
Chapter 1407

Joey shook his head again.

Rachel, relieved, proceeded to change clothes after repeatedly making sure he was fine.

Joey returned to his room, carrying his pillow.

Soon after returning to his room, he grabbed a stool and sat on the balcony, staring in the direction of the metal gate.

Rachel emerged from the restroom dressed in comfortable clothing.

Immediately upon booting up her laptop, a dialogue window appeared, and eight or nine messages were received simultaneously.

However, they were all question marks.

Just by sending the question mark every hour, his worry was clear.

Rachel responded by tapping out a message on the computer keyboard.

“Hello.”

On the other side, Wallace poured himself another cup of coffee while he rubbed his face.

He kept reloading the forum to see whether anybody had taken the job.

He nearly shuddered as he heard the alert tone.

Wallace took a deep breath.

Afraid that the other party would go offline, he hurriedly tapped on the keyboard for a response.

“I’ll send you an address.

You must come in two hours, and then we’ll discuss the task in person.

Is that clear? Don’t worry.

I’ll refund your expenses.”

Rachel clicked on the chat box with Quintin.

Their conversation thread ended with a question mark from him yesterday.

She was about to ask what Quintin meant when Wallace’s reply popped up on the screen.

She read the message but didn’t send a response.

She sent a question mark to Quintin instead.

Unlike Rachel, Quintin had pulled an all-nighter to keep an eye on

Wallace’s post.

But after long hours of monitoring, no one took a strong interest.

Perhaps it was because the hackers were being cautious.

After all, the task Wallace posted was unclear and inconsistent.

He kept adjusting the level and doubled the reward.

The task jumped from level A to level S in just a few hours.

Naturally, it made the hackers suspicious and vigilant rather than interested.

Although not all, most hackers would hesitate to take on a level S task.

Competent hackers liked to assess their skills first.

They wouldn’t take on a task if they felt unfit for it.

Quintin replied, “Boss, you’re finally online! I’ve been monitoring for you the whole night.

Don’t worry.

No one dared to take the scumbag’s task except you.”

“What is the task about?” Rachel asked again.

With a puzzled look, Quintin tapped on the keyboard.

“You don’t know?”

“I don’t.”

“What? Didn’t you have this task set up?”