Sir You Don’t Know Your Wife - Season 2 Episode 99

“I’m not going!” With a firm rejection, he hung up the call. He couldn’t be bothered to attend this sort of insignificant competition.

…

After classes ended in Star High School, The Beasts gathered around Janet and asked, “Boss, are you collecting the goods from the basement of Lone City later?”

Not only did Janet not deny, she even teased them, “You’ve got quite a nerve to ask. I should give Lara a good lecture after this because she’s not being a good enough teacher.”

Upon hearing that, the other four pulled a long face. After all, they would never achieve the level Janet had even if they trained for their whole life.

Half an hour later, Janet brought The Beasts to the basement of Lone City. Meanwhile, Lara had arrived hours ago and was busy counting the goods. When Janet came, Lara bowed slightly and reported, “Janet, I’ve finished counting and the goods are complete.”

“Alright.” Janet nodded and instructed the others to transfer the books to the car.

Looking displeased, Lara said carefully, “Janet, these people not only detained our goods, they didn’t even apologize to me when they came today! How outrageous.” Lara knew that Janet’s fans had gone crazy and started chasing them for the books ever since.

Putting her hands in her pockets, Janet chuckled coldly. “It doesn’t matter even if they didn’t apologize. Anyway, I’ve hacked into Black Rain’s system.”

“You hacked in?” Lara was shocked.

With a smile, Janet found an empty seat and sat down while she looked at Lara and said seriously, “The Beasts aren’t experts in computers, it seems. In the end, I still had to do it myself.”

Upon hearing that, The Beasts quickly left this dangerous place with the excuse of helping the others to move the goods. Meanwhile, Lara was speechless. After all, everyone in the group knew that she was in charge of The Beasts. Although she was one of the world’s top five experts in computers, Janet was in a whole other league. Lowering her head, she bowed. “Janet, I have no excuse for that. I’m sorry.”

Janet was stunned and amused at the same time. “I wasn’t blaming you. However, if an expert has not undergone any training for a long time, he might be weaker than a beginner. I believe it’s time we summon the trainer from Markovia.”

Upon hearing that, Lara nodded. At the same time, she was moved that Janet always cared about those four.

Looking at the four bustling figures, Janet smiled. That night, she instructed someone to publish the link for ‘Warm Blade’ online and in just ten minutes, the book was sold out. That was an unprecedented achievement in history. Looking at the outpouring of positive comments, Janet felt delighted as well.

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The next day when Janet stepped into the classroom, her classmates were gleefully holding the book in their hands.

“The delivery is superb! I just bought it last night and it was delivered this morning.”

“I received mine too. It seems like I won’t be bored during today’s class.”

“It’s such an affordable book with fast delivery. It must be a loss to Rose!”

“Rose definitely didn’t do it for profit; she’s doing it for her fans!”

In contrast to the smiling faces, there were some who frowned. Almost half of the students looked as dejected as wilted flowers, lying on the table wailing.

“Damn it! I would’ve gotten it if my hand hadn’t chosen that moment to have a cramp.”

“I didn’t get it either. I want to bang my head against the wall right now!”

“Hey, can you lend it to me after you finish reading it?”

However, those that managed to get the book didn’t want to let go of it. “No way. I’ll cry to death if my book is damaged.”

Hearing her classmates comments, Janet’s lips twitched. She turned, only to find Gordon being surrounded by her classmates, all of them looking at him with expectant eyes. “Gordon, can you get one for me? I’ll pay you whatever it costs.”

“Me too, me too! Please!”

“We know that you can get it. Can you please help us?”

Reluctant, Gordan waved his hand and said, “I don’t have it. I only managed to get that book with my friend’s help.”