Novel & Cerita Zack X Cloud

Victoria stressed on last part “I heard you, entire Knight Family has their own cloud space for personal and business purposes, all knight brothers uses a common personal cloud space, which mean if I hack ones account then i‘ll be able to see reset all account linked in that cloud space… I can easily run through their personal files and folders…. so now because you are close with Ethan I am asking you to ensure he opens my send link which is my own creates bug to hack into their phone space…” Stefan explained “Oooo…… ok….” Victoria replied “So it can be done thought any knight brother phone… right?” She further questioned

“Thank you for honoring my invitation to another meeting.” Jack stated charismatically as Lucas Zack, the chief executive officer and lead director of Zack holdings walked into the meeting room that was an extension of his office with his secretary. Zack was a young twenty-five-year-old man, fresh out of business school. Upon graduation, he took over the management of his family's business. Zack holdings were one of the fastest-rising private firms in San Francisco. Even though they had been in business for over fifteen years, they still weren't as big as they should be, mainly due to poor management.

Zack was getting visibly agitated. “Who bought them?” “A man named Dustin Crawford, sir.” Zack’s expression froze at the mention of that name. He quickly reopened his email and scanned through the carbon-copied recipients, searching for Dustin’s name. As far as he knew, Dustin had no other company aside from Crawford Empire, and Thomas had already taken over as its CEO. He scrolled up and down repeatedly, checking every email address—still, no sign of Dustin Crawford. But something caught his eye: a carbon-copied email to the CEO of D.C. Bank Corporation.

After that, Zack hung up. When he recalled what Stanley said, he immediately felt warmth spread in his chest. He silently swore in his heart that, as long as Stanley didn’t fire him, he’d forever stay by Stanley’s side and do whatever he was told. He’d never abandon Stanley or give up on him… After overhearing the conversation, Xyla felt panicked. She seemed shocked. “Why don’t we send a specialist to Zack’s hometown? What if his father can still be saved?” Xyla asked after taking a deep breath.

“And you still have the mood to be here?” Zoe rolled her eyes dramatically. She turned her face away from him as though she could not even be bothered to argue properly. Her arms folded across her chest in clear annoyance. “Tell me,” Pete continued, his voice growing louder with each word. “Didn’t you say your uncle could secure eCloud Tech’s funding? Where’s the money? I haven’t even seen it.” His frustration was obvious. The company was already struggling, and the promised investment from Zoe’s uncle was supposed to stabilize everything.

The climax tore through them both just as a crack opened in the earth beside them, steam hissing from the depths. Victor emptied himself into her, a guttural roar ripping from his throat. He stayed there, his forehead resting on hers, his weight crushing the air from her lungs as the afterglow hit. The stinging of the scrapes on his back, the lingering warmth between her legs, the physical hangover of it all—it felt like the only real thing in a world of ghosts. "They’re here, Vic. Look at the sky." Zack stood ten feet away, his rifle lowered. He wasn't looking at the wreckage. He was looking at the clouds.

Zack shook his head slightly, clearly trying not to smile. “You’re unbelievable.” Zoe slid off his lap suddenly. The moment she did, Zack’s expression shifted. “Why are you getting off?” Zoe didn’t answer immediately. She simply looked at him, really looked at him, and the anger slowly returned to her silver eyes. “How could you promise her the Luna position?” Zack froze. “Zoe—” She stepped back before he could finish. “No.” Her voice was sharp. “I’m not doing this right now.”

The only thing I care about is getting inside, finding Clara, and making sure she’s okay. As I approach the entrance, I see Zack standing by the door, arms crossed over his chest. He’s one of Lusaka’s men—Lusaka’s right hand, just like Ryan is mine. I know him. And I know this isn’t going to be easy. When he sees me, his expression hardens showing surprise, beneath the surface something flickered through his face. Unease? Fear? It doesn’t matter. He stands tall, trying to mask whatever emotions are brewing inside him.

Zack believed he’s a pro at this. He patted his chest and exclaimed, “Grandpa, don’t worry! Mandy Zimmer thought we can’t achieve anything without her, but I’ll show that she’s just a nobody!” “Even if we don’t have her, we’ll still get what we want!” After his announcement, Zack didn’t waste another second and headed to Sky Corporation with his father Sean. … Sky Corporation had chosen to operate at Buckwood’s busiest commercial centre. Concrete buildings and skyscrapers littered the area. Almost every one of the biggest companies in Buckwood was situated here. Every inch of the land was as precious as gold.