Chapter: 1492

Seeing his reaction, Norah chose not to elaborate. Later, after they had eaten, Bernice visited Norah's room, her expression laden with concern as she grasped her daughter's hand.

"Norah, now that we've resisted, if we leave, we can't support the Frazier family against the Millers’ oppression. What should we do?"

“Mom, don't worry. Stay with Grandpa and leave these issues to me. I assure you, everything will be resolved before we head back."

Bernice felt a bit better with Norah's promise, knowing her daughter didn't make commitments lightly.

Yet, the question remained: How would they resolve this situation?

Could they really protect the Frazier family from this crisis?

Norah offered no further details. The method might be harsh, but the outcome was what mattered.

She powered up the desktop computer her uncle had installed, impressed by its high specs. It seemed her uncle had much knowledge of computers.

This time, she didn't start with the hacker forum. Instead, she breached the local network of Roseanne's university.

After obtaining Zendaya's dorm details from Roseanne, she swiftly accessed the digital devices of the three bullies.

The hacker's techniques were always evolving, but the main aim remained the same: to access the data on the target's devices. When Norah learned that they had taken explicit photos of Roseanne, her decision was clear.

It was useless to threaten a skilled hacker with digital information.

The phones and computers of the three bullies held countless images, mainly of naked girls and videos showing them being mistreated by men.

The three bullies were clearly hardened criminals. They didn't hesitate to take pornographic photos of anyone they chose.

Norah deleted each image as she came across it. Before long, she stumbled upon files showing Roseanne being dragged to the rooftop and photographed while naked. Her face grew darker with each picture.

The three bullies were ruthless. Norah believed she needed a plan to retaliate against them. Simply beating them would be too mild a response.

She erased all the data, including backups, making sure that even a computer expert would be unable to recover it.

Suppressing her rage, she called Roseanne.

"Hello, Norah?" Roseanne's voice sounded strained as if she had just finished crying.

“Did your mother call you?"

"Yes."

“I'll pick you up tomorrow. I have something interesting to show you."

With that, Norah ended the call.

Roseanne stared at the screen where the call had been disconnected.

She sniffed and fought to hold back her tears. After hearing her parents express their worry, she finally broke down. She knew her cousin must have informed them about what happened.

Her feelings were a mess. When she heard her mother say she would come to get her, Roseanne hesitated but ultimately agreed. She thought she could hide for a while.

Now, with her cousin saying she would come to pick her up, Roseanne felt a deep sense of gratitude. Reflecting on her earlier doubts about her cousin made her feel embarrassed.

Her cousin truly was a wonderful person!