My CEO: Devoir (3/3)

Chapter 5

Christian Edmond Xavier

"What a beautiful morning." Liam woke me up as he opened the curtain.

"Babe, it's too bright." I grumbled.

"Well, we need to work this ass up don't we." He put his hand on the bed corner looking at me.

"You bastard." I sat myself up.

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It's a beautiful day I may admit. But waking up at 7 on a vacation didn't feel that great. We got ready and went on a small path trying to feel nature.

"How do you feel?" I asked him as we walked down.

"Honestly, it's awesome."

"That's a great thing to hear since our last time like this is traumatizing." I chuckled.

"You need to point those out, don't you." He laughed as he rolled his eyes.

"Did you just roll your eyes at me?"

"I- it's-" He stuttered.

"No, I'm just kidding. I wouldn't do that here." I laughed looking at his reaction.

We continued walking along looking left and right in this path. Choosing this for our wedding avenue and honeymoon doesn't disappoint me at all.

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"CHRISTIAN! ARE YOU CRAZY? WHERE THE HELL HAVE YOU BEEN?" Xander shouted as I walked to our villas.

"What the fuck is happening? I just went for a walk with him." I pointed at Liam.

"Your database got breached. They're accessing your private files." Ann added.

"Let me handle this." I slammed the door open and closed it behind me.

I called Sophia as soon as this Macbook got booted up.

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"Good morning Mr. Xavier, I really am sorry for disrupting your honeymoon with this." She greeted me as our call got encrypted.

"What did they access?"

"Your activity for the past months sir."

"Did any of my passwords get leaked?"

"Thankfully no sir. That'll need two CEO's access, which as you may now have the highest security protection."

"Yeah I know about that. But how the fuck do they override our system like that? Have you spotted their location?"

She began to explain what had been happening for this whole morning. A lot has been going on from this incident. Every IT employee has tried to manage this problem but failed.

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