Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen ( Mia Bowen )
Chapter 698

Sage was immediately upset upon hearing this. “Who told you and Mommy to do such a silly thing? I won’t die without bone marrow.”

Tears welled up in Ginger’s eyes as she replied, “But Mommy told me that if

there’s bone marrow, Sage, you’ll recover.”

Ginger hoped that Sage could regain his health, attend kindergarten like her, and make friends with children his age.

With desperation in her voice, she pleaded, “Sage, please don’t tell Uncle Dominic.”

Seeing Ginger in tears on the video call, Sage’s stern expression softened slightly, “Don’t cry.”

Sniffling, Ginger continued, “Sage, please promise me, okay?”

After a few moments, Sage reluctantly responded, “I promise.”

Ginger immediately stopped crying, using her chubby little hands to wipe away

her tears.

Despite a bit of snot hanging from her mouth, she managed to muster a bright smile as she looked at Sage on the video call.

With an air of maturity, Sage let out a sigh. He knew Ginger was deliberately being stubborn and tearful, but he felt powerless to stop her antics.

Accustomed to such displays, Rachel casually shook the tablet in her hand.

“Your daddy looks quite handsome, and word has it that he’s quite ruthless and decisive in the business circles of Bern City. He’s certainly a force to be reckoned

with.”

Sage’s expression turned cold as he snorted. “Then I’ll show him a thing or two today.”

In a matter of moments, another computer beside him had already breached the systems of the Barrett Group.

Sage casually navigated through the internal networks, but soon enough, the corporation’s firewall sounded an alarm.

Ginger grew increasingly nervous. “Sage, they’ve discovered you. You better run!

If Timothy found out about Sage’s existence, it would spell disaster.

However, Sage remained surprisingly composed as he continued typing on the keyboard.

He had no intention of fleeing. Instead, his focus was fixed on the computer screen. This time, he had been a bit careless.

Typically, corporate systems had similar internal designs, and Sage was rather

familiar with them.

Yet, to his surprise, the Barrett Group’s system proved to be different. Sage couldn’t pinpoint where he had triggered the firewall alarm.

Having never faced setbacks in the realm of computers, Sage had no intention of backing down– especially not from the bad guy’s system!

Sage’s expression grew stern as he confronted the firewall embedded within the system. Soon, the entire internal network of the Barrett Group began to collapse, rendering it inaccessible to all.

Upon receiving the alert, Timothy hurried to the Barrett Group.

As he stepped into his office and switched on the computer, he confirmed that the internal system had indeed crashed.

With a cold expression, he declared, “It’s been over half an hour, and you haven’t managed to apprehend the culprit or even restore the internal systems. What am I paying you for, exactly?”

Sweating profusely, Heath replied, “I apologize, Mr. Barrett. Our colleagues in the technical department have been working diligently, but this troublesome hacker seems to have a very elusive background and refuses to relent.”

“Are you saying that we’re completely at their mercy just because they refuse to back down?”

“Our technical team is putting in their best efforts, but the intruder has managed to breach the firewall you implemented, hence their audacious behavior,” Heath explained.

Infuriated, Timothy pulled at his tie, his eyes darkening as he settled in front of the computer. With his slender fingers deftly dancing across the keyboard, lines of code began to materialize on the screen.