My Wife is a Hacker

Ellar occasionally glanced up at Patricia, feeling a warm, happy flutter in his chest. He had already decided that once he left the hospital, he would ask Patricia to marry him. He wanted her to be with him forever, no matter what challenges they might face.

Meanwhile, Nicole and Lulu had left the hospital and were now in the car.

"Do you think Patricia seems different?" Lulu asked Nicole, turning to her. NôvelDrama.Org owns this text.

"A little," Nicole replied, smiling slightly. "It seems like Patricia might have worked through some of her issues."

Lulu looked at Nicole, "Do you think things are getting better for them?" "That's something only they can decide," Nicole chuckled. "But it does seem like Patricia has softened a bit." "Hey, what do you think made Patricia change so suddenly?" Lulu asked, curious.

After thinking for a moment, Nicole guessed, "Maybe something Charlie said during the incident made a difference."

Nicole noticed that Patricia's change seemed to have happened after her visit to Charlie.

"Oh," Lulu nodded, seeming to understand.

As they talked, they arrived back at the Riddle residence.

"Mommy, Lulu!" Nolan and Lana greeted them with big smiles. "You're back!

"Yep, we're back." They settled onto the couch.

They had planned to visit Ellar and Patricia, so Jared had picked up Nolan and Lana alone. They had all agreed to meet back at the house, and Spencer was also on his way.

The mansion felt lively and cozy as the family gathered together, sharing stories from their day and enjoying the comfort of being together again. The children's excitement added a joyful energy to the atmosphere, making the home feel even more inviting.

"Stanley went to get Tia; they'll be here soon, and Spencer should be arriving too," June said, glancing at Lulu.

Lulu checked the clock and replied, "He should be."

As they spoke, Spencer walked into the foyer, greeted everyone with a smile, and joked, "Everyone's here, huh? Were you all waiting for me?" "We're not all here yet; Stanley went to get Tia," Samuel replied.

Spencer walked over to the couch, noticing only the siblings were present, and asked, "Where are Dad and Mom?" "They stayed to eat at Grandpa's," Stanley explained as he entered with Tia.

"What about Mrs. Wallace Sr.?" Samuel asked, noticing just the two of them.

"Grandma was a bit tired; she rested in the backyard after eating and didn't come over," Tia explained.

"In that case, it'll just be US for dinner," Nicole suggested.

"Sounds good," everyone agreed, moving to the dining room.

Dinner was served quickly, and the atmosphere was lively as they began to eat.

"How about we have some wine? It's rare for US to relax like this," Lulu proposed.

"Just a little," Samuel agreed, while still setting a limit.

Okay, I'll get the wine," Lulu said, heading to the liquor cabinet.

After returning with the wine and pouring a glass for everyone, they raised a toast, "Let's celebrate in advance then, hoping it won't be long before we can truly relax."

Everyone understood Lulu was referring to the Everett situation and nodded in agreement. "Well said." "Once this is over, Stanley and Tia's wedding will be coming up. We can't let this spoil their big day," June said, looking at Stanley and Tia.

Tia, feeling a bit embarrassed, replied, "I feel bad I can't help much, and that you all have to worry about me." "Don't worry about it, Tia. We're family; no need for formalities. Plus, there wasn't much anyone could do in this situation. I haven't really done anything,” Lulu reassured Tia, making sure she felt included and valued despite the circumstances.

The mood was warm and familial, with everyone enjoying a momentary break from their usual routines, toasting to future happiness and the resolution of their current concerns.