When Love Breaks Novel Josephine And Zayne

Chapter 178

Zayn couldn't be bothered to waste words with Nadine. He picked up his phone and walked straight to the office door.

Nadine hurried after him. "Zayn, where are you going?"

Zayn raised an eyebrow. "The restroom. What, you want to help me pee?"

Nadine's cheeks flushed. "Ugh, you're so annoying! Not that I would... But I could if I had to."

Zayn took a deep breath, then exhaled slowly, swallowing the curse words that nearly slipped out. He headed straight for the accounting office.

Inside, Caleb was looking at his phone. The moment he saw Zayn enter, he quickly put it down and pretended to shuffle through some documents before standing up. "Mr. Forbes, is there something you need?"

Zayn strode up to him, one hand in his pocket, and asked coldly, "Did you see what was posted on my account?"

"Uh... yes."

wasn't me. My father posted

you came all the

let out a cold laugh. "You're an accountant, and this is how slow you are to react? Take a guess. How do

expression flickered, but he played dumb. "Well, maybe Mr. Joe found some

Zayn

tell me, in the three years you've been spying for my father, what exactly have you done for

was shocked that Shawn ratted him out. His face turned pale. At that point, trying to lie would be foolish. He had no choice

done anything to harm you. I just... reported some irregular financial records to your father, that's

records?" Zayn was particularly sensitive to those words. Every time he transferred funds, it would technically count as an "irregular

did

glasses. "For example, the expenses that Mrs. Forbes has been covering

"Mrs. Forbes." To keep Josephine off Joe's radar, he had done

she had never been involved in any company affairs. As far as he knew, she had nothing to do with the company. So, what expenses could possibly have her name on

felt uneasy. "What expenses has she been

like business dinners or gifts. The company has strict policies-any expenses exceeding a certain amount

the years, especially in the past six months, you've submitted

personal expense reports. The