No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric) novel Chapter 126

Noelle pulled at the corner of her mouth. "I did say it."

Frank's face instantly turned pale. "I... I must have been too busy with work and forgot. I'm sorry, Noelle. It's my fault for delaying you. Don't worry. There are projects at Liddell Corporation that you can join anytime."

He absolutely couldn't let Noelle go to another company.

Noelle's gaze was sharp and clear, sinking his heart further. Her tone was calm as she said, "Forget it. I want to choose where I go."

"Noelle, I really forgot—"

Alfred immediately interrupted. "Where were you all this time? Now that you know how talented Nelly is, you regret it, don't you? Too late. She can go wherever she wants. Stop trying to guilt trip her!"

Frank couldn't even get a word out. He truly didn't remember.

Noelle didn't even glance at Frank. She looked at Bobby and asked, "The software has been tested, right?"

"Yes, but Mr. Parham needs to take a look first."

Bobby glanced at Alfred, his mind filled with questions. Why did it seem like Alfred and this technical specialist, who was the heiress of the Liddell family, knew each other? What was going on?

Alfred scratched his nose. "I think it's fine, but the company's consultant should take a look, too."

Cedric put down the document he had been holding and looked at Noelle calmly. "The firewall's fine now, but there will be similar issues with future software updates. You'll need to follow up on it."

Noelle nodded. "I understand. The issue is related to the firewall design. If it becomes troublesome later, we can switch to a different firewall."

"You've designed a very unique firewall. It will greatly improve the game's stability and be harder to replicate if used correctly. But there's one thing you didn't consider."

They continued to discuss the firewall, and no one else could get a word on it.

Frank noticed Noelle's confident and poised smile—so different from the woman he remembered. The Noelle standing before him now exuded a confident aura that made her seem almost like a stranger.