Novel Laptop Novels & Stories

“My laptop cost 10,000. I only take what's mine.” Oliver watched the returned sum, a shadow cast over his eyes. Suddenly, she was drawing a line between them. Was she settling accounts so clearly because of that person? — The next day, Lillian got her laptop patched up for a few hundred yuan; it was a stopgap solution. With her time at the company running short, a new laptop seemed like a waste of money. She met with Yolanda for breakfast, discussing work matters over soy milk and buns. Yolanda looked pensive, almost impressed by Lillian's recent zeal and the knowledge imparted to her.

He glanced at the screen, and on impulse, she would think about that impulse later, try to understand what made this the moment she turned the laptop slightly so he could see it properly. His eyes moved over the header. LexNova. "I've heard of this," he said slowly. "Legal technology. The Kane Group has been trying to acquire them for the better part of a year. Adrian's been frustrated they won't return calls." He looked up at her. "Why does my daughter-in-law have their quarterly internal memo open on her laptop?" "They can't acquire it," Sophia said. "It's not for sale." "Everyone has a price, Sophia." "Not for this." She closed the laptop halfway, a reflex, then made herself stop and open

“Who brought this here?” She questioned herself as she walked closer to the large box in the middle of her working desk. She looked around as well to see if anyone was around. She could see the insides of Donovan’s office from her working position hence she checked if he was around. He was. Jasmine dropped her food on the table before proceeding to see what was in the box. Unraveling it, she couldn't believe her eyes when she saw another laptop. Now this laptop wasn't a MacBook, it was the latest version of the one she had in her home.

"I need something better for my new job. I'll have to work with large financial models, company reports and data. This thing struggles with a normal spreadsheet." Alexander looked at the screen. "And you're still using it?" "I didn't have a reason to replace it." "You do now." "I know." He pulled out the chair opposite me and sat. "What do you need?" I frowned. "A laptop." "I know that." He took a sip of coffee. "What specifications?" I stared at him. "Why?" "Because you're going to buy one." "Okay, I was planning to." "Good." He placed his cup down. "What do you use?"

He walked over to the refrigerator and took out a bottle of water. “Okay, Martin, if Aurora isn't scared. I am,” Carina said. “What did you find?” She asked him. “A lot of things,” he brought out a new laptop and a flash drive. “This is a new laptop so it's air gapped, no one will be able to trace it back to us,” he said and I nodded. He put on the laptop and inserted the flashdrive. A lot of documents displayed on the screen. “What's all these?” I asked.

“Well, she will be back. I have bought you something. It’s in the car outside.” Ludo ran to the car while her father followed her. She opened the car and found a medium sized box in the front passengers seat. She looked at her father. “Open it!” He told her. Ludo opened it and found a brand new laptop in it. Surprised, Ludo looked at her father once more. “I know you have another one but that is old,” he grinned. “This is for after high school. Congratulations on completing, my baby.” “Thanks dad.”

For all they know, it could've been a hacker! "Oh shoot," I mutter as my computer freezes up for the third time today already. It's just the laptop that I had when I was back at the farm, but this one is different and has been acting up lately. Maddox offered to buy me the latest Macbook, telling me it is fast and everything, but I wasn't on board, especially with all the money he would have to spend. But today is the day that I am finally giving into the request, I suppose. So I clean up the area around me, close my laptop and pick it up before heading out the door and towards the stairwell.

That’s why I succeeded in working the past three days. I went to the last low cupboard at the right corner of the office and opened it. Nathan always kept a brand-new laptop in that cupboard in case if he needs a spare laptop at any time. I didn’t use the latest one, but an old version to avoid being caught by anyone. I had already installed the firewalls that I had personally developed the very first day, modifying the present version of the security firewall I had installed in the pack security system.

Only now the dirty fantasies I’d been penning out of hours weren’t about Mr Adam at all, they were about Mr Douglas himself. Not only that, but having run my own shitty refurbished laptop into the ground over my final term at university, and having spent all my savings to get up here and into my cruddy apartment a few months ago, I hadn’t managed to get myself a replacement. Those stories were all on Mr Douglas company property. Oh, how the universe was laughing at me and my stupid ideas. I’d grinned like a Cheshire cat as I’d realised I’d be getting a work laptop as standard. I’d almost air-punched as I saw people taking them home to check into

It had been embarrassing, trying to hide from her while she pressed on until I admitted to writing little novels in notepads as a teenager. This morning, a pretty girl with short blonde hair and a Russian name I could not quite catch came in with a large brown package and handed it to Anya. "What's that?" My gaze shifted from the box in her hand to the receding back of the hot blonde. "Just a little gift, for my little girl, for being so strong and getting through this. You are about to be discharged today, you deserve a present." It was a very weird reason to give someone a present, but I accepted it anyway, pulling open the brown wrapping paper and then the white cardboard inside. My eyes