Chapter 116: Don’t You Want to Uncover the Poster?

Fearing Olivia might think she was behind the post, Mia approached her immediately after class. Olivia was seated with her laptop, focused on typing something.

“It wasn’t me! I swear it wasn’t me! After what happened last time, I have no intention of targeting you again,” Mia said hurriedly.

Olivia looked up, her eyes meeting Mia’s panicked expression. Sophia joined them, her expression innocent. “Mia, it’s bad enough that you’ve bullied Olivia in the past, but this time you’ve really gone overboard,” she said.

Mia glared at Sophia. “Stop talking nonsense! I didn’t write that post!”

The classroom was too noisy, so Olivia carried her laptop to the library. With the school abuzz over the dramatic reversal of Olivia’s case, the library was quiet and nearly empty. Benjamin and Lucas, after searching the school, finally found Olivia in the library, her attention focused on her laptop.

“The rumors have been cleared up, but the real issue is finding out who started them,” Benjamin said as he sat across from Olivia, observing her calm demeanor. Since he met her, Olivia had always been unflappable, no matter what happened. He had never seen any other expression on her face.

“I contacted some programmer friends to see if they could bypass the forum’s firewall, but no luck. Apparently, the school hired top-tier experts to design the network, and normal hackers can’t breach it,” Lucas said, scratching his head in frustration. “I heard Hudson’s family also hired investigators, but they haven’t found anything yet. It’s probably the same issue,” he added.

Benjamin’s brows furrowed. “The person must be a student. If we don’t catch them, they’ll just cause more problems in the future.”

While Benjamin and Lucas strategized, Olivia continued typing, her fingers moving rapidly.

“Olivia, someone’s out to harm you. How can you be so calm and just keep typing away?” Lucas said in exasperation as he moved behind her, intending to close her laptop. But the moment he saw what was on her screen, he froze completely.

“This… Is this our school forum’s backend program?” Lucas, who had a decent understanding of computers, stared at Olivia’s screen in disbelief. It was unmistakably St. Rona Academy’s forum backend. “How do you have the login credentials? Isn’t the backend off-limits to students?”

Olivia casually chewed on a lollipop, her gaze fixed on the countless lines of code. “Who said I had the credentials?”

“I cracked it,” Olivia said, narrowing her eyes at the endless lines of code.

Lucas was utterly dumbfounded. “You decrypted it?” Was she kidding? The backend system of St. Rona Academy was so formidable that even the Sullivan family’s hackers couldn’t break through!

“You know how to code?” Benjamin asked, visibly surprised.

“I studied it for a bit,” Olivia said casually. In her previous life with the Wilson family, she had learned programming to create a firewall for Alexander’s company, hoping to gain his favor.

Lucas’s face twitched. “You’d better not mess around. St. Rona Academy’s firewall is next-level; normal hackers can’t get past it. If you get caught, you’re doomed…”

Before Lucas could finish, Olivia let out a sigh, leaned back in her chair, and said, “Didn’t you want to find out who posted it? Go check the forum now.”