Why I Quit Hacking Story Novels & Stories

I sighed before I started to narrate, “I actually grew up in a hockey family. I was a girl so there was a lot of opposition but I made it. I was the best striker in my high school team.” “Are you sure you aren’t making that up?” Hori asked curiously. “Sorry for the interruption by the way.” I smiled. Hori probably didn’t realize she had just lightened things up. It was getting really gloomy. “It is the truth,” I replied. “Then why did you quit hockey?” she asked curiously. “I was getting to that part,” I responded. “Then you should go ahead, I will listen,” she muttered. I took a deep breath before I continued, “It was all going well before he appeared. I thought he was attractive from the m

“However, I taught myself most of the things I know. I started small, participating in local competitions and learning about basic security systems, but the more I learned, the more I got better at it and started building a solid reputation of my own. I moved up to bigger challenges and finally, I got myself to the point where I am today.” “Why?” Liam asks quietly. I look at him. “Because I was powerless. After my mum died, I was raised by my father and even though he taught me everything he knew, I still felt like there was something missing in my life and also, my stepmum and Louise didn’t help with my dilemma. They always used every chance they got to insult me and at some point, it just

That fear of being caught was exactly the adrenaline rush that kept me pushing until I knew I was amongst the best of the best. Unlike other hackers, I never actually stole anything. I could break into a banking system with my eyes closed at this point, but it had never been the treasure that did it for me, it was the hunt. Maybe that was the wolf within. I wasn’t really sure, but whatever it was I needed it like I needed coffee in the morning. It was my drug of choice and I had no regrets or shame about it. I started my own company when I was twenty-one and sold it on my twenty-fifth birthday. I had become jaded and bored. My heart didn’t lie in business. I was a hacker, and I missed the th

I really only have you. But he would never find that watch again. Six years were over. I refused him one last time. "Grant, it's impossible. There will be no future for us." He went speechless. His mouth opened, but no words came out. I checked the time. My flight was close. "Our story ends here. Don't contact me again. "Also, I've sold the apartment." Then I pulled my suitcase away and left without looking back. Later, I found a good job overseas and lived a relaxed, peaceful life.

Jessica murmured. Hacking into cyber security was what Jessica enjoyed so much when she was in university. She would tap on her laptop nonstop until her mother would collect it from her. She was usually saved by her father though. And she always enjoyed betting with her friends when they hacked their way into different websites. But none of them talked to her anymore except Angie. Since she was no longer the spoiled daughter of the number one billionaire in the state, they all left her. Immediately after her family's bankruptcy, all of them never picked her call or replied to her messages.

Candy squealed again. My brows furrowed as I stared at Candy, hacking services, really? “Oh c’mon Nat. I know you to be a good hacker. Though you let Desiree's friend handle the last operation Giovanni gave you but I still believe you've got it in you.” I was rendered totally speechless. And yes, Candy was right about me being a good hacker but that was a long time ago. I stopped hacking the same time after I left Voyeur, so I doubted I still had whatever Candy thought I had in me.

They eye me suspiciously as I introduce myself. "I'm Chris. I'm here to teach you about computers and cybersecurity." "Why should we listen to you?" a kid in the back asks. He's maybe fifteen, wearing a hoodie, arms crossed. Something about him reminds me of myself at that age. "Good question," I say. "You shouldn't just listen because I'm an adult. You should listen because I've been where you are." "Where's that?" the kid asks. "Angry. Brilliant. Heading toward trouble." I look him in the eye. "I was a hacker. A good one. I thought it made me powerful. Turns out it just made me alone."

I gently urged him, my tender smile lingering as I turned to tackle the rest of the household chores. When I left the Moonglow pack, circumstances forced me to abandon my education and let go of my dreams of pursuing higher studies. My uncle and the baby growing inside me depended on my support. To make ends meet, I took up employment, working shifts at restaurants and general stores. However, the income was barely enough to get by, let alone provide a comfortable life, especially with the additional expenses of my pregnancy. But, my talent for computers had always been exceptional, particularly hacking. In search of financial stability, I began working as a hacker on the secretive dark web.

But I could feel the weight of it like it was a ticking time bomb made of secrets. It sat there in the safe, nestled inside a sleek black case, glowing faintly like it knew it was important. And I—well, I'm not supposed to know much, not really, but I do. I used to be in the game. A hacker. A damn good one too, before Ali, before I dipped out of that scene for all the shady, bloodstained reasons I don't talk about. But looking at this? This chip? Oh my God.

He knew exactly how I felt, and after a few minutes, Joey raised his hand and said, "I think we found where the hacker lives, but we can't get the money back." "How? What happened? That money came from my family. How can my family live a good life if we can't get it back?" Honestly, I was distraught, but money improves everything. Since I was born, I've had a great life, and I can't think how different it would be after what happened to my dad and our mining business went bankrupt. “I’m sorry, Miss Elisha….I did everything but it was too difficult to enter the hacker’s account.” “How about the hacker? You said you locate his location? So where does he live?”