Sweet Mischief's Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 1043

Leo wasn’t fazed at all. He just sat on a nearby stool, flashed a relaxed smile, and started tinkering with his laptop.

Anya glanced around at her classmates, clearly fed up. “If you guys are going to be there, count me out from now on.”

“Anya, don’t get upset. We just wanted to see if he’s as good as they say. You’re a bit naive, and we didn’t want you getting tricked by some sketchy dude,” another girl chimed in.

Anya recognized her as a classmate but they weren’t close. She wasn’t buying that this girl genuinely cared; more likely, they were just here for the drama. “Ugh, what a bunch of fools.”

Leo was tapping away on his keyboard, occasionally glancing up with a mischievous grin. Then, out of nowhere, the screen went dark.

Ross jumped in, “Do you even know what you’re doing? If you’re clueless, just admit it. I won’t hold it against you.”

Leo ignored him and kept working.

Ross then uncorked a bottle of red wine, poured a glass, and offered it to Leo. “Ever tried this before?”

Anya immediately grabbed the glass. “Ross, don’t make me throw this in your face.”

“Whoa, Anya. This wine’s a rare find, worth a fortune. I only opened it to let your boyfriend have a taste,” Ross said smugly.

Leo kept his easygoing smile. Clearly, Anya only bragged about his skills, which made sense; she was all about what he could do, nothing else mattered.

“Ms. Anya, have a seat,” Leo said.

Anya pouted, feeling put out. “Chad! if I’d known, I wouldn’t have dragged you here.”

Leo gently pulled her down beside him.

Soon enough, the laptop screen flickered back to life, and the crowd watched in awe as Leo not only fixed it but also restored all the lost data.

Standing up, Leo looked at Ross, the redheaded guy, and offered some “friendly” advice, “You should steer clear of those dodgy websites. This was a hacker attack. Keep it up, and you might end up behind bars.”

Everyone gasped, eyes on Ross. Another guy pointed and blurted, “So your computer got busted because you were...”