KidnappedI had to admit it was totally unexpected.Kidnapped
When we first moved to Chicago, I was convinced, because of the high crime rate, that it wasn’t safe, where ever you went. So even to school I kept a can of mace always ready in my bag, alert. I also carried an across-the-shoulder purse, which only contained my can of mace, my wallet with my student ID and usually just a few dollars. I like to keep everything else at home. Since I know live in Chicago, I didn’t really have any use for my California driver’s license and my beloved VW Beetle is resting on the driveway of my mom’s home. In the tiny apartment I live in, we
Master HackerACCESS DENIED. Celara sighed, sitting back into her seat, staring at the computer screen. A few moments later, Celara snapped close her hacking laptop. She never tried again after the first time. Celara called herself the master hacker. This was her job. And she’s only 15. In a very safe-locked computer, Celara hacked into other computers or anything her customers wanted as a job. Celara has even gotten thousands to hack into something. Now, an anonymous rich person was asking Celara to hack into a company email account to implant an email. The person was offering $20,000 to do it. Usually it would be a snap to hack, but notMaster Hacker
