Wait, She’s a Billionaire by Ms. Shadow

Chapter 820

Noticing his downcast gaze, Sheena stood up and walked over, gently caressing his tente face.

“Silly, of course I know it wasn’t you. I never doubted you for a moment.”

This incident was clearly a ploy to sow discord.

If Elliot had truly intended to steal the plans, it would not have been done through a subsidiary of the Jenkins Group.

After all, projects planned by subsidiaries were relatively independent and did not require reporting to the parent company. They would only submit marketing reports monthly and annual summaries yearly.

The other party knew that Elliot could not control the subsidiary’s project release, doing so deliberately.

Sheena’s words brought comfort to Elliot, who squeezed her hand in return.

“I’ll get to the bottom of this and give you an explanation.”

Sheena nodded. “The project was released by a subsidiary of the Jenkins Group, so that’s where you need to investigate. However, the Lawson Group’s proposal was leaked from this building. I’ll handle that.

Conducting investigations simultaneously would double their efficiency. Even so, Elliot was still

concerned.

“You promised to give them an explanation in half an hour, but it’s unlikely we’ll uncover the truth in

that time frame.”

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bending down to lightly

worry, I’ve

eyes exuded confidence.

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her delicate hand, comforted and reassured

later, Sheena approached the conference room doors, hearing

within

quietly for a moment

the heavy doors

Sheena entered, the executives fell silent,

walked gracefully to the head of the table, maintaining her composure

took her seat.

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had challenged her authority in the previous meeting and faced the consequences, was notably quiet

and composed, waiting for the

an explanation in half an hour. What do you have to say?”

Jenkins about

all, the project proposal conveniently ended up with the Jenkins Group. Isn’t that too much of a coincidence? You should be wary of

meticulously prepared this proposal over nearly three months. Now, it’s been snatched away by the Jenkins

faintly, her

the Jenkins Group’s subsidiary, not the

of the Lawson Group’s executives,

a difference, Ms. Lawson? In the end, the proposal ended up with the Jenkins Group, and they’re the ones who will profit. How can you be sure it wasn’t Mr. Jenkins himself trying to sever ties by deliberately handing over the project to the