I Love You, Miss Genius ( Bonnie Shepard ) novel Chapter 992

“Okay.” Ivor responded dryly. He gave Floyd a look, who caught his drift and took the chip away to verify it again.

This time, he ran it through the equipment a lot more times. He did it six times before he stopped.

“Alright. The chip is working as intended, but I can’t gain access to its deeper functions.”

“What did I tell you? Now, just give me the money, and I’ll unlock the second password for you.” Falcon lifted his chin and looked confident.

“No problem. I can give you the money. However, I have to warn you, Falcon. I’m going to make you wish you’re dead if you try to trick us.” Ivor was very calm when he spoke, but the coldness in his tone was enough to make Falcon’s hair stand on the back of his neck.

Sensing the imposing aura from Ivor, Falcon grew more solemn.

“I released the news on the dark web and asked to meet with you guys here at Yale. I think that’s enough to show you how serious I am about selling the chip. Furthermore, you lead a major international organization. Why would I get myself in trouble by tricking you?”

Ivor cast an unreadable glance on Falcon. Parting his lips, his tone was cold and unfeeling when he spoke.

“That better be the case.” With that, he gave Floyd, who was standing behind him, a look.

Floyd understood what his boss meant and pulled out a gold bank card from his shirt.

“This card is issued by the international bank. There’s 1.6 billion dollars inside, and you’re free to do what you want with it as you see fit. We’ve done everything necessary for you, so you don’t have to worry about the cops. It’s ready for you to use.”

Falcon took the bank card from him immediately and admired its golden hue, his eyes brimming with greed.

“What about the PIN code? How am I supposed to withdraw the money inside if I don’t have it?”

Floyd explained, “We didn’t set a PIN code for this card. You may go ahead and reset it by yourself or transfer the money to another bank card. It’s up to you what you want to do with it.”

Leaning in close to Ivor’s ear, he whispered, “This is bad, Mr. Ivor. Our men just reported that they fell for the Nidhogg’s diversion. Our rivals aren’t in the hotel anymore. There’s a possibility they’re headed our way instead. We have to be on our toes.”

“I knew things were going to end up like this.” Ivor sighed subtly and nagged at Falcon, “Can you work faster? We’re kind of running out of time.”

Falcon shrugged, his tone was filled with helplessness when he spoke.

“I would love to, but you can’t rush me. I’m decrypting the password, after all. If I make a single mistake, then it’ll bring me back to square one. There’s nothing I can do about it.”

Ivor frowned and said with a subtle impatience.

“That’s enough with your crap. Hurry up.”