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Chapter 1950

“Mr. Silverman, what should we do about those three?” Sean asked, his voice heavy with concern.

Yesterday, Wayne had saw a few oddities in the documents they were supposed to use for tomorrow’s meeting

Upon inspection, Sean had discovered that the issue wasn’t limited to the documents in Wayne’s possession.

Even the project proposals they were planning to distribute to the shareholders at tomorrow’s meeting had been

tampered with.

Initially, Sean had thought it was a simple clerical error. He had even scolded the secretaries severely for it.c

However, Wayne had simply asked for the correct documents, without making a fuss about it.

During the shareholders’ meeting, when the three men stood up to question Wayne, Sean realized that it wasn’t a

simple clerical error. It was clear that – someone had set a trap for Wayne, coinciding with Mr. Silverman’s return

after a long hiatus.

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Sean felt a chill run down his spine

He couldn’t imagine what could have happened if they hadn’t replaced the tampered documents. He was certain

that the three men would have persisted in their attacks against Wayne

Every year, Wayne dealt with countless contracts. Even without his current memory loss, it wouldn’t have been

possible for him to remember every single

one of them.

And now, he was dealing with amnesia.

If he was to falter because of this, the shareholders wouldn’t let it go. Mr. Silverman’s comeback could potentially

fail.

“They wouldn’t dare to go against me without reason, Wayne said casually, while enjoying the homemade lunch his

wife had prepared. However, his tone was icy cold. “And about that medical report…”

I’ve never seen it!” Sean exclaimed, his eyebrows furrowing

Sean had visited Wayne daily during his hospital stay and had seen numerous medical reports. However, he had

never seen this particular diagnosis.

“Is it possible that someone from Mr. Silverman’s inner circle is colluding with outsiders?” A loyal vice president

Briggs hesitated before speaking up. Wayne paused, his hand holding a fork mid-air. He looked at the vice

president, “Who do you suspect?”

The vice president Briggs shuddered under Wayne’s penetrating gaze and quickly lowered his head. 1 don’t suspect

anyone. I just think that such confidential information could only be obtained by someone close to you, Mr.

Silverman.”

Wayne didn’t respond. “Let’s have lunch. We don’t need to waste energy guessing how they got the medical report.

We can simply ask them after the shareholders’ meeting”

“Yes, sir”

Soon, Sean and the others left Mr. Silverman’s office. Their lunch had been delivered to Sean’s office.

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After they entered the office, Sean closed the door.

“Briggs, were you suspecting Ms. Tesdal?” Sean asked bluntly. They had been partners for many years.

“Sean, I know you trust Secretary Tesdal. But people can be unpredictable…. I don’t believe that she would willingly

give up control of such a large corporation, Briggs responded candidly

Another colleague, Mayer, chimed in, “Sean, it’s hard to know people’s true intentions..

“I don’t have the energy to explain to you two. If this has anything to do with Secretary Tesdal, I’ll eat my hat!” Sean

dismissed the conversation and began eating his lunch with a disgruntled expression.

The two men exchanged glances but didn’t continue their conversation. They quietly ate their lunch.

Meanwhile, the highly suspected Ms. Tesdal was oblivious to their suspicions.

After ending her call with Wayne, she knocked on the door of a private dining room.

“Come in,” a gentle voice called from inside.

“Sorry, I’m late,” Rosalynn apologized as she entered.

Even though she was actually early for their meet up, she was surprised to see Penn already there.

As she entered the room, she was greeted by the sight of a man who exuded an aura of calm and gentleness.

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