My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

Tia bit her lip lightly, took a deep breath, and attempted to suppress her nerves as she followed slowly from behind.
After getting into the car, Tia kept her head down, feeling like a helpless child who had done something wrong.
“Is your foot feeling okay?” Stanley asked in a bid to take her attention away from the matter, making her understand that what
happened earlier was just an accident. He could not simply ignore her when she was on the verge of falling.
“It’s fine,” Tia moderated her tone, hoping it did not sound strange.
“You should visit a doctor if it hurts. Don’t take it lightly,” Stanley reminded her, worried that she might have injured her ankle.
Tia nodded. “I know, Mr. Stanley.”
He did not like being called Mr. Stanley, but she had never changed her way of addressing him over the years. With this in mind,
he issued a mental sigh and shook his head.
Putting his thoughts aside, Stanley continued driving to the Riddle residence while Tia sat quietly. Though she appeared calm,
her mind was in total chaos.
The scene from earlier would not stop replaying in her mind, and the memory of her being in his embrace made her heart race
uncontrollably.
Feeling more nervous as she thought about it, Tia buried her head and avoided looking at Stanley.
Noticing her movements, Stanley furrowed his brow slightly, though he acted as if he had seen nothing, focusing on his driving
instead. He did not want things to become awkward between them, so he decided to give her more space.
Arriving at the Riddle residence, Stanley flatly said, “We’re here. Let’s go.”
“Okay,” Tia replied softly.
She then opened the door and headed straight to the backyard.
Watching her scrambling away, Stanley let out another sigh and walked into the house.
“Why are you so late, Uncle Stanley? Where’s Aunt Tia?” Lana asked in curiosity, blinking as she looked outside.
“She went to the backyard,” Stanley replied calmly.

“Huh?” Lana blinked her eyes, feeling a little puzzled. ‘Can’t they go to the backyard from here? Why did Aunt Tia go all the way
from the front yard, which is even further away?’
“Nolan, Lana, it’s time for you to go to bed,” Nicole said, interrupting Lana’s curiosity.
Although Nicole did not know what happened, she knew that something must have transpired after they had left.
Glancing at Stanley and seeing that he seemed normal, Nicole decided not to query him and proceeded to lead
Nolan and Lana upstairs.
With everyone gone, Gloria asked, “Stanley, how is Samuel doing?”
“Samuel and June will probably prepare for the wedding once he has completed his recovery. Mom, you can start planning the
wedding with some peace of mind,” Stanley informed, easing her worries.
Delighted, Gloria smiled and said, “I’ll visit them tomorrow and ask June if she has any ideas for the wedding. We can’t just
disregard her opinions about this, even though she doesn’t have a family of her own.”
Gloria was relieved now that everything was settled. She would focus on preparing for the wedding. Even though June did not
have any family, Gloria did not want her to feel as if she was being left out, so she would go ahead and take care of both their
guest lists.
“I’ll go with you just to make it more formal,” Daniel suggested.
“Okay, we’ll go there together. After everything has been finalized, we can also inform father to make him happier.” Gloria added,
having already begun on the planning.
Daniel smiled gently. “Aw, my wife is just so thoughtful.”
He had not thought about telling Mr. Riddle Sr. yet. This was indeed a joyous occasion, and he should inform his father about it.
Soon, the Riddle residence quieted down as everyone went
to rest. Nicole comforted Nolan and Lana before returning to her room.