After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities

Chapter 948

It was clearly a pitiful look of a victim, trying to gain everyone's sympathy.

He stood on the stage, towering at 6'3", with a pitiful and helpless expression.

But instead of evoking sympathy, it sent shivers down my spine.

"Why can't you be more lenient towards me? I worked so hard and I'm really good. Is it because there were many spectators from H Rovirsa watching the competition?" Michaelis intensified his act by wiping away tears that didn't exist.

Shivers again!

Sylvia smirked. "Looks like even tough guys have a soft spot for teenage girls... Mr. Michaelis, cheating is still cheating."

"It wasn't me! I didn't do it!" Michaelis glared at Sylvia in anger.

"The evidence is conclusive," Franklin's icy gaze swept over Michaelis's fake expression. No wonder this man couldn't win fairly.

What an awful stench!

"It was Sylvia who hacked into the system and framed us," Brian continued to argue confidently.

"Now we have invited Mr. Marcel Ramsey, the creator of this scoring system, who has developed multiple world-renowned security systems, invigilation systems and score calculation systems... He is one of the best in his field." The host began introducing him in detail.

Hearing this made Brian's face turn pale instantly.

They actually invited the creator of the system?

In no time at all, a man in his early thirties walked out - he looked very dignified but perhaps due to long hours spent facing computer screens he appeared quite pale.

create this scoring system and someone did maliciously alter it; however I have tracked down their IP address and contacted law

competitions as well as those who

he finished speaking with an enigmatic smile that

to make anyone feel uneasy

points. Those who violate fairness and rules should be punished, and I'm sure the police have already

look at the big

switched to the big screen showing footage of police rushing to Marcel

he exclaimed, "What are you doing? I follow all laws..." but the police ignored him and

foreign men were playing video games inside. Startled by their sudden intrusion, they tried to run but it

being apprehended, they immediately confessed that they were hackers hired by Borlei Corporation to cheat for them during H

on the big screen, Marcel Ramsey turned his dark gaze towards Borlei Corporation's

to explain anything to you H Rovirsa people because you are not qualified! This is slander against me - an international aviation tycoon - how could my status stoop so low? I demand my country protect me!" Brian stood up angrily with righteous

at everyone present while several officers approached him saying. "Please come

contempt for my human rights and freedom; this is oppression against me!" Brian pulled out his phone and started dialing. "Ms. Hogan... save me! These H Rovirsa people want to convict me of crimes when I am innocent; everything that we

the phone with someone on the other end of the line who seemed satisfied with their conversation's outcome. The man had a smug look on his face as he said. "I can leave whenever

before they competed; Michaelis believed they all did

onto hope and refused to believe he lost fair and

while Michaelis took second place instead of first like before. Michaelis was so angry that

away from everyone else feeling embarrassed for losing due to someone else's

this time around which brought honor not only for themselves but also for their

told Sylvia while holding her hand tightly; his eyes shining like stars in admiration towards her

who looked weaker than ever - walking slowly towards them with a bottle labeled RL 133 in hand asking if

Jasper asked surprised by what just happened

course! She is my boss!" Marcel Ramsey smiled warmly at Jasper before adding. "Thank you for letting

Is A Noble Lady," Sylvia exclaimed excitedly pulling him closer towards herself again before inviting everyone else over too! So SouthStar Airlines' participants including Jasper Franklin himself alongside other airline competitors present there

Mrs. Maskelyne, the organizer of the event, to watch a movie instead of attending a celebration banquet.