Heath was a little speechless. His account had been hacked too. Seeing Ash trying to hold back his laughter left Heath even more speechless. He shook his head and flicked Ash on the forehead.
"Laugh if you want, but this was probably Spheal's problem, not ours." Heath was utterly speechless. He couldn't remember clicking any dubious links on his phone. A moment ago, he had been watching someone else's misfortune, only to become the spectacle himself a second later.
Sure enough, the next time something amusing happened, he had better keep his distance, lest he get too close and become the spectacle himself. That would really be embarrassing.
Ash left in high spirits. Clearly, the fact that Heath's account had been hacked just like his had instantly made him feel a little better. Adults and children alike needed an outlet for their frustration, after all. Heath didn't particularly mind. In his previous life, his account had been hacked several times. Once, he had even been completely unable to recover it, leaving him no choice but to abandon his old account and register a new one.
After that, he hadn't encountered any more account theft, but he had ended up transmigrating instead. From a certain perspective, perhaps that counted as another kind of account theft?
So Heath changed his password and left it at that. He felt that, with something this big, Spheal Communications would definitely have to come forward and give everyone an explanation. Whether they brushed it off or took it seriously was their business, but if they wanted the matter to disappear without attracting any attention, that was impossible.
After Ash left, only Kailunya remained in front of Heath's stall. She was eating her dry-fried beef chow fun in small bites. From her expression, it was clear that