Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 474

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Frank was emitting a cold aura.

It was rare for him to be in such a state.

Charlotte was still downstairs at the Smith Group headquarters, and when she called him and mentioned what Paulina had said, he was a bit surprised. Paulina claimed she didn't know Charlotte?

When confirming Charlotte's identity initially, a part of the investigation had been assigned to them.

In other words, they knew as much about Charlotte as Frank himself did.

Connecting the dots, Frank thought back to the misunderstanding with Charlotte caused by the delay in Alan's information last time.

Was it a genuine delay, or was it intentional?

That matter was entrusted to Paulina to investigate.

The person behind it couldn't possibly be Alan.

But whether it was Alan or Paulina, both had been with him for nearly 20 years...

They must have become too complacent, daring to challenge him now!

them too much power, and now they dared to bully

Alan was even more convinced of his suspicions. There was a moment of hesitation, but he finally braced himself and spoke up. "Last time when I was investigating Ms. Wilson, I initially had doubts about the authenticity of some information, so

suddenly brought up this issue, but he

had

Paulina was inherently a proud

it was Paulina who acted

ruined.

could make countless mistakes, but

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clearly not believing

though I knew you liked Paulina, I still

"Frank..."

shocked to realize that his

couldn't deny

sweat beaded on his forehead. For someone who was usually addressed as "Mr. Jameson," he was now kneeling! "Frank, it's my fault. I

have concealed things for

words wouldn't come

different from pushing Paulina

the very least, she would be kicked out, and at worst... Frank had never been merciful

desk, tapping his fingers rhythmically on the surface. After staring at Alan for a few seconds, he reached for the office phone and

at SZ Technology

calmly, "Get Paulina

"Sure, Mr. Smith."

her usual calm tone, indicating she was a good subordinate. "Frank,

"Come to

"Okay,"