Actually, it was because of Luke that Stacy hadn't revealed the existence of the twins to Claire.
There was a rule in the safety rules that the three of them had to avoid meeting each other openly.
The cause of this misunderstanding was because Artemis, who was the most impulsive, had called out to Stacy.
Luke thought for a moment, then sent a message to Stacy, allowing her to tell Claire about him and the twins.
If Stacy didn't explain everything clearly this time, it would be very difficult to convince Claire.
Claire had Gold Nugget 2, so it was basically impossible for her to leak the secret.
Besides, since this guy had found Stacy as his girlfriend and had snuck into Ursa Minor with Mindy, he was destined to enter this circle no matter how one looked at it.
Luke didn't really care about that right now, so he let her be.
…
Stacy's confession was quite "straightforward." She didn't even keep the fact that Wizard V had educated the three sisters a secret.
She didn't even need to tell Claire what kind of person V was — it just so happened that V had just appeared on TV, and there were plenty of videos to prove it.
Claire had been clamoring to find trouble with V and get him to set Stacy free, but she quickly gave up on the idea.
That was because Mindy had heard her say that she was going to find trouble with V.
Mindy didn't use any forceful methods. She just helped her sort out the logic in a pleasant manner, and Claire realized that V was in cahoots with the Bat Squad.
Find trouble with the Bat Squad? Of course, Claire couldn't do that. Batman had saved her in Los Angeles.
As a fan of Batman, and with what Stacy had told her about in the past, Claire knew very well what V had done.
The reason why he had educated the three sisters.
If it wasn't for V's interference, Stacy might not have met her, and they might not have been able to be together.
What shocked Claire even more was that Stacy had "robbed" the prisoner that her brother was escorting.
That female UP, Arthur, had been stabbed in the butt by Luke, and she had died on the spot.
Although Claire knew that she shouldn't have, she still felt a little refreshed when she heard this. As expected of her brother! He had helped her take revenge more than two years in advance.
Fine, she accepted Stacy's persuasion, but she still felt a little guilty about Artemis.
After all, Stacy had been sitting too close to Artemis at the time, and they had indeed been too intimate.
Plus, he had some disagreements with Stacy recently, so this fight was inevitable.
But after the argument, Mindy also helped to consult Skye and assure her that Stacy really wasn't "cheating," and Claire's anger dissipated.
In the following days, Claire and Stacy made up, and the two of them went to Stacy's set together.
Apart from complaining to her sister and cursing the traitor Stacy, Artemis wasn't really dissatisfied.
At the end of the day, it was her fault. If she hadn't suddenly called out to Stacy, none of this would have happened.
This also made the twins realize that the three sisters indeed had their own lives.
The twins didn't have boyfriends yet, but Stacy had already taken a big step forward.
Artemis still had lingering fears, and she warned her sister that in the future, no matter if she had a boyfriend or girlfriend, she had to make things clear.
She really didn't want to be the scapegoat for no reason.
It was one thing to be the scapegoat, but after that, she had to watch others eat dog food. Moreover, she had made a mistake and could not mock her. That was the worst part.
…
The trio of superpowers and Claire were in a mess, while Mindy reaped the benefits.
Less than a month later, Skye, codenamed Shockwave, joined the Ursa Minor chat group and served as an intelligence collector.
Previously, Tony the Tech Turtle had been in charge of this, but Tony preferred to make modifications, and his network technology could only be said to be so-so.
But just because he was good at network technology didn't mean he was good at intelligence gathering and analysis.
Now that Skye was here, it was as if it had been pardoned, and finally didn't have to face Big Sister Mindy's "unreasonable requests."
She asked it every day where there was a suitable target. Where could Tony find one for her?
Targets couldn't be chosen randomly, or it would be responsible if anything went wrong.
It just so happened that the bigger gangs and the evil Bat Squad in New York had been purged many times, and it was too difficult to find new idiots.
Luke also knew that Skye had joined Ursa Minor.
In fact, Mindy and Skye had contacted him individually beforehand.
Whether it was recruiting new members or joining a certain group, they had to send him an application for an evaluation, and could only proceed after he passed the review.
Of course, the review was limited to the circle of extraordinary people.
For example, if Mindy and Skye wanted to join a university club, or even join a certain faction to participate in elections when they grew up, they didn't need to apply.
The funny thing was that because Skye hadn't revealed her shockwave abilities, Mindy had actually included her as a civilian member.
Luke didn't remind Mindy.
The best ending would be when she realized for herself that Skye could take on a bunch of them on her own.
Skye's shockwaves were both ranged and close-range, and they were still increasing in power.
If she didn't wear armor, Mindy would definitely be insta-killed, and Claire and Gold Nugget Two would be completely defeated by Skye.
However, Skye still remembered Luke's instructions, and had been working hard in college for the past two years to improve her self-cultivation. She wore her black-rimmed glasses and looked very scholarly.
She didn't have any objections to Mindy's misunderstanding.
Fighting and killing really weren't suitable for a technician like her.
As for the combat training that Luke had arranged for her? Those were all self-defense, and weren't worth mentioning.
Also, she had watched Mindy, Nikki and Monica's "women's self-defense" training.
She was very sure that it wasn't women's self-defense, but the three of them were definitely at a higher level than she was — in terms of combat skills alone.
Skye's "combat skills" were a combination of shockwaves and combat. They could shake an ordinary person's body from a distance. Of course, she couldn't use them to practice with her new friends.
…
Time flew, and it was soon Valentine's Day.
Luke got busy, which was rare.
Chairman Jenny had already called to say that there was a lot of business backlog, and that she needed to meet to discuss it in detail.
It had already been a year since this missy had become the chairman.
The phone company had a new CEO, and there was a whole bunch of presidents and vice presidents.
A few years ago, Luke had completed the layout of the polyhedron system. He had enough money to use, and the number of shares was no longer important.
According to the agreement, all kinds of basic patents were transferred to the phone company one after another, turning it from a shell company that assembled and sold phones into a real golden goose that laid eggs.
In America, if you ate alone, you would be ganged up on. Working together was the safest way.
With enough bargaining chips, Jenny kept exchanging shares with other large corporations.
The phone company was no longer Luke and Jenny's private toy, but a new and massive combination of interests.
Jenny's initial entrepreneurial feelings gradually faded, and she was no longer interested in managing the increasingly large and complicated phone company.
In another year or two, she would swap out F2F and QQ's shares.
At that time, she would resign from all management positions in these companies, become a major shareholder behind the scenes, and devote her energy to technology companies.
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