My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I was brought to the interrogation room. A middle-aged woman sat in front of me and said sternly, "Miss Reid, I'm sorry to have brought you here. We would have to record the conversation for legal purposes, and I hope you can cooperate with us."

I nodded. I was frightened when they held me in the airport. But right then, when I was in the interrogation room, I had already calmed down.

The woman looked at me and said, "According to our investigation, the Roberts Group had just wrapped up their auditing under the public's observation. You had already reported the result as well." I nodded and didn't say anything else.

She continued, "I've seen the report and audit results, and most of them are approved by you. Miss Reid, are you aware of the financial deficit in Roberts Group?"

I frowned. Without answering the question directly, I asked instead, "Madam, the things you asked me, are they illegal?"

a technology company under the Roberts Group, Advancer Tech, covered up the accidental death of fou factory workers. They died because of safety problems that arose in the factory. However, your company didn't compensate nor

shocked that I stood

she sneered, "Stop with the act. You're the person in charge. You should know

understand what she was saying. I had no idea what to do, so I said, "I'm not putting up an act. I've only taken over Advancer Tech's project for less than two months. And the southern district

to say this. What you said was true. However, when you were promoted to the company's director a year ago, you have already become the person in charge of Advancer Tech. We found out that Master Roberts had transferred fifteen percent of the company's shares under your name in

head vigorously and said, "I was never in charge of the

entity of the company. You are only at fault for not handling this appropriately. This is a case targeting the operation procedures in the Roberts Group. You would only face the risk of being fired from your position, so it

looked at her as I processed her words. It wasn't a criminal case. It was just