Chu Mu stood in the doorway, lowered his head to type a line on his phone, and handed it to Dan Heng.
Dan Heng glanced at it. Without saying anything, he simply nodded and left.
The bedroom door closed again.
Stelle hurriedly set down her coffee and asked:
"What did you tell him?"
At her question, Chu Mu pointed at the coffee on the table:
"Finish that cup and I'll tell you."
Stelle's face instantly twisted with bitterness.
Chu Mu had thought she would give up, but to his surprise, Stelle gritted her teeth, tipped her head back, and downed the coffee in one go.
"Now can you tell me?" Stelle wiped the corner of her mouth, her voice brimming with resentment.
Chu Mu turned his phone screen toward her.
Stelle read the words on it:
"As for who messed up the data bank, I don't know either."
Stelle: "???"
"Wait, that's it?" Stelle was dumbfounded.
"What else?" Chu Mu shrugged. "Should I have said I knew?"
"Of course not!" Stelle shouted.
Then she gritted her teeth and said:
"You tricked me into drinking another cup just for that one sentence!"
"You're the one who wanted to know." Chu Mu was unbothered.
"You're the one who made me drink it! Aaaaah!" Stelle clutched her head in agony.
"My condolences." Chu Mu nodded.
"You're always picking on me!" Stelle said indignantly.
Then she stamped her foot and ran out:
"I'm not talking to you anymore. I'm off to open treasure chests."
"No need to make rummaging through trash cans sound so refined." Chu Mu shook his head.
After Stelle left, he lowered his head and played on his phone alone.
Chu Mu still remembered Silver Wolf's social media accounts. He had used them to log into games before.
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