Chapter 412
Owen had already pulled her to the door, but Clyde said. “Owen, let her go Everyone has the right to know the ins and outs of this matter.”
Angel immediately broke free from Owen and ran up. “Celeste and Mr. Reed have been divorced for a long time. She knew my identity all along. so she used me to create this scandal, damaging Quantum’s reputation and making it hard for Mr. Reed to get away. She did it to get back at Mr.
Reed!”
The more she said, the uglier Liam’s face became. When she finished, he angrily said, “Nonsense!”
“Why are you in such a hurry? Wouldn’t it be clear if we just check the surveillance?”
“As long as it’s Celeste’s doing,” the man paused, looking at the old lady. “Chairman, you must give everyone a satisfactory explanation.”
The old lady said, “If it’s someone from the Reed family, I won’t tolerate it.”
Liam clenched his lips and tightened his grip on his fingers.
Someone had already checked the school’s surveillance and was copying the video. Soon, the video was sent over.
Mr. Robinson played it on the meeting room’s big screen.
Everyone quickly saw the situation before the presentation, with the multimedia room staff going in and out.
After Angel left, a woman in a school uniform appeared at the door and called the staff out of the office. No one entered or left the multimedia room until the staff returned.
When the staff member returned, it was already 2:30 pm. Many people passed by in the video until a man in a suit knocked on the door of the multimedia room. He went in for less than a minute and then left.
That man in the suit was Mason.
Angel couldn’t believe the surveillance footage and shook her head, “Impossible, she must have gone there. It must have been that man in the suit who helped her. He was the one who kept pulling me at the hotel that night!”
Liam asked calmly, “Which night?”
Angel was startled and immediately stopped talking.
Sienna said, “When Mason went in, there were still people in the room. Would he switch the materials in front of the staff? That’s nonsense.” She straightened up, her tone light but authoritative, “It doesn’t matter who did it now. The impact on the company has been caused. In any case, those involved in this project today are responsible. Why didn’t you pay more attention to the control room at that time? That’s negligence in your
work.”
“Wesley, I get that you’re the project manager and all, but you’re young and inexperienced, so it’s understandable. But Liam, you’re the most experienced one here; how could you let this slip? You’ve gotta take the main blame for this mess.”
