Chapter 102 Emma

Deciding to test further, she typed in "A" and pressed enter. This time, six thousand results appeared on the screen.

Seeing how much data this computer was handling, Ruby couldn't help but think, This should've crashed ages ago. Thankfully, though, it was fine—still running and responsive, despite being a bit outdated.

She leaned back slightly, her eyes narrowing thoughtfully. Although she knew she shouldn't snoop around too much, however Her hands were itching to type, to explore, to feel the familiar rhythm of working with a computer again.

It's been so long, she thought, her red eyes glinting with both nostalgia and excitement.

As her gaze wandered across the screen, she noticed a small icon in the corner, a symbol for internet and Wi-Fi. Her excitement flickered briefly, but it quickly faded when she remembered she didn't have any Wi-Fi or internet access at the moment.