103: Gu Mang, A God They Could Only Look Up To 103: Gu Mang, A God They Could Only Look Up To Editor: Atlas Studios Her slender fingers danced on the keyboard and rows of unreadable code appeared on the screen.
The green light fell upon the girl’s black, bright eyes like a wolf at night.
They gave off a terrifying chill.
Her prideful, devilish eyes were daunted by nothing.
In a hacker base in country K.
Infuriated, a man slamd his fist on the table, staring at a thumbs down image on his computer.
“F*ck!
I failed again!” It was truly humiliating to fail to hack into soone else’s computer and instead end up with his own computer being hacked into.
Another hacker blew at the blond hair in front of his face.
“That’s nothing.
When you were battling it out with him I went to check on his location and this is the result.” He pointed to the image on his computer.
It was a map with countless flashing red dots that were very densely packed.
When the picture was zood out they spelled “Get lost”.
The base fell into an odd silence.
What kind of skill was this?
How many years had it been already?
No one was able to hack into Arctic Fox’s computer and find out his location?
Was the uncrowned prince really the god that all hackers had no choice but to look up to?
How infuriating!
… Gu Mang rested her elbows on her knees and propped up her chin.
The curve in her smirk was wild and sinister.
Her pretty eyes were half-closed as she looked at the computer screen nonchalantly.
She was in a very lazy position.
The curtains suddenly opened and a bottle of night cream was offered up to her.
Gu Mang looked to the side, so of the frostiness still in her eyes.
She saw ng Jinyang looking at her.
“The weather is getting cold.
You should put a little on before going to sleep to protect your skin,” she said with a smile.
Gu Mang gave a soft chuckle, “How considerate of you.” After taking it, she pinched ng Jinyang’s soft cheeks.
It felt really good.
… In the morning reading session the next day.
Gu Mang had just copied her howork and handed it to the class representative when Xi Yan walked in through the back door.
It scared Lu Yang and he quickly put away his howork and pretended to read his Literary Chinese text aloud.
Xi Yan gave him a chilly glance.
She had no ti to lecture him as she walked up to ng Jinyang.
Gu Mang wore an insipid expression as she watched on nonchalantly.
Xi Yan said sothing.
Then ng Jinyang pursed her lips and lowered her head.
After several seconds, she got up from her seat, walked to Gu Mang and said, frowning, “Gu Mang, my dad and mom are here.” Hearing this, a cold gleam flashed in her eyes and a strong aura surrounded her.
Lu Yang stared at them cautiously.
Xi Yan lowered her voice.
“News about ng Jinyang spread.
When the school heard that they were her parents they left them in.” Gu Mang pursed her lips fiercely and her chilly eyes filled with brashness.
She looked up at ng Jinyang.
“Go back to the morning reading session.
I’ll go.” ng Jinyang shook her head.
“I will go with you.” Gu Mang furrowed her eyebrows.
Finally, she nodded and asked Xi Yan, “Teacher, where are they?” Xi Yan replied, “In the level departnt eting room.” Gu Mang stood up and kicked away the stool with her long, straight legs.
Clang!
She was quite angry.
She went out the back door and turned the corner.
Xi Yan and ng Jinyang went to catch up to her.
ng Jinyang looked down.
She had expected sothing like this to happen.
She went on the news and this would naturally attract her parents’ attention.
She could never forget how her parents abandoned her after the incident.
According to Gu Mang they now had a son.
They hadn’t liked that she was born a girl Now that they had a son, why bother to co after her now?
… Gu Mang stuffed her hands in her pockets, kicked open the door to the eting room, and walked in casually.
Inside were a couple and a little boy in his teens.
The couple was dressed simply.
The woman had frizzy curly hair and the man’s hair was thinning.
Despite this they looked very calculating.
“Tell , what do you want?” Gu Mang went straight to the point, pulling a chair out and sitting down haughtily.
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