My Ex-husband Begs Me Back
Chapter 711 Suspicion

Chapter 711 Suspicion

Secretary Horace looked hesitant and seemed reluctant to say it infront of anyone but Horace.

Horace also realized this, but he did not want Brody and Camille tohave any extra thoughts in mind, so he said: "If you have anything tosay, just say it, Mr. Armstrong and Camille and they are not outsiders.”The secretary listened, then looked slightly heavy voice: "Mr. Burris,just received news, the other company because we have not given aresponse for a long time has been open to the final draft of theircompany design time, the final draft time than we, so the other sidedirectly identified our designers copied them."

Such evidence is not kind to Armstrong Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Bell also called at this time to inquire about the situation.While Horace can vouch for the absolute absence of plagiarism, thereis no tangible proof of the absence of plagiarism.

So that's why the other company has the biggest leverage to eatArmstrong Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Bell said to Horace: "Mr. Burris, you only have three daysto deal with this matter, if three days have passed and you haven'tsolved it clearly, then Armstrong Corp can only withdraw from thisproject, not only that, all the losses will be responsible by ArmstrongCorp."

Mr. and Mrs. Bell said that this is also for the sake of Camille so givethree days.

But three days to replace out about it, whether it's Horace or Brody andGrace or Camille understand that it's very difficult.

Because now there is no clue and there is no loophole, everythingseems to be true.

If they were not the parties involved, I'm afraid they would have decidedthat Armstrong Corp was the one who copied.

After the phone call with Mr. and Mrs. Bell, the entire office was silent.Brody's face was unhappy, and his voice and tone were not muchbetter, he said: "Mr. Burris, at the beginning I said that the privatesettlement must also be private, like this company wants is just money,whether it is plagiarism, as long as the other party's requirements aremet, then it is a solution to the matter.”

He probably wasn't too good at getting angry with Horace, so he threwmost of his emotions and grievances at Camille: "This is the Armstrongfamily's business, since you've married out, you should not be involvedin the Armstrong family's business, and the shares in your name shouldbe transferred to me directly. Take the time to transfer directly to me."Brody's words carry a command that cannot be denied, and his attitudeleaves Camille silent without any response.

Probably because of Horace's presence, Brody wanted to show thedignity of a strict father, and he stared at Camille with a tightly knittedbrow in displeasure: "Did you hear what I told you?"

Camille just glanced at Brody lightly, but did not have any intention torespond to Brody.

Seeing this, Grace also hurriedly said, “Dad, can we talk about thesethings later? Now is not the time to talk about this."

Brody, however, did not listen to advice, because he felt that aftertoday's events he must take the largest shareholding in their ownhands, otherwise easily suppressed by Horace, if time is long Horace inthe whole Armstrong Corp are going to be a cut above him, he can notlose this face.

So at this moment he thinks as long as he takes Camille that is to takethe shares in Camille's hands, so he is the largest equity owner ofArmstrong Corp.

He went to Camille's side, reached out and pulled Camille's arm, hisstrength was heavy, not so much pulling as pinching hard, causingCamille to subconsciously cringe and feel a hot stinging pain spillingover from where she had just been pulled.

Camille's reaction Brody did not notice, nor did he feel that his strengthwas too strong, instead he felt that Camille's ignoring him made himlose face, and his tone increased a bit of anger: "I'm talking to you, didyou hear me or not?"

Brody's tone was almost violent, and his voice was heard throughoutthe office.

The atmosphere also became instantly frosty.

Grace wanted to ease the atmosphere, but before her words came outof her mouth, she heard Camille speak indifferently: “I am indeedmarried out, and all the shares in my hands are not mine alone, youasked me to transfer them to you directly, I'm afraid I can't do it, I stillhave to discuss with Ayan?"

Camille's words made Brody's face filled with coldness, he said, "Thisis the Armstrong family's shares, no need to discuss with Ayan, now I'llhave my secretary draw up the share transfer letter, you just sign it, therest doesn't need your presence, I'll arrange it."

"What if I don't?"

Camille asked lightly.

Her voice is soft, but not the kind of light that people just ignore away,but with a toughness that makes it impossible to change.

Seeing that the dialogue between the two is getting lower and lower,Horace also immediately interrupted in a light voice: "Mr. Armstrong,you just said that this is your family business, since it is a family matteris more appropriate to talk about it back home, I am just an outsider, soI do not want to know too much about your family business."

Because Brody just deliberately said that this is his family businesshope that Horace do not interfere too much, then at this momentHorace will be this sentence directly back to him.

After Horace's words, Brody was also silent.

But Horace did not have extra time to speculate on Brody's mind, butspoke directly: "The other company put the word out, we can not sitstill, now either private or public can not solve this matter completely,we need to replace evidence to clear the black pot."

Brody's face is not very good: "Find evidence? How to replace evidence? Ithink it's the designer's side of the problem, the responsibility for all thislies with the designer, directly hand the designer out even if, otherwisethe whole Armstrong Corp will have to follow the responsibility.”

"Mr. Armstrong, the designer did not copy, and even then you think it'sthe designer's problem?" Horace asked with some incredulity.

Camille seemed to read the meaning of Horace's words, so he saidslightly euphemistically: “If it's not the designer's problem how canthere be this problem of plagiarism? All the drawings were designed bythe designer, and I don't know what happened except for the designer,do I?"

Horace could not help but smile, but that smile was very cold, he said:"Mr. Armstrong, the designer is my personal search, also I follow fromthe beginning to the completion, you say so, I would also wonder if Imyself have a suspicion?"

"Mr. Burris, I don't mean that, you don't think much of my words, I amjust worried that we are being counted, besides, how can I suspectyou? You and I are Armstrong Corp people, Armstrong Corp out ofthings you and I are responsible for, I suspect who can not suspect youah!”

"Since Mr. Armstrong said so I am relieved, but nowadays ArmstrongCorp is asking Mr. Armstrong to cooperate with my decision since I amthe one who is executing everything."

"It's natural.”

Brody smiled with him and had to nod despite his dissatisfaction.Horace immediately asked his secretary to go and draw up all thepeople who had contacted this design project, because Armstrong Corpdid not plagiarize, so he felt that the company that identified them asplagiarizing the final draft time as well as some small details must getthe design drawings in question to lay out good evidence, so thesuspect must be someone who knows the design drawings.

In total, six people have worked on this project.

A designer, the designer's assistant, and Horace with his secretary, thearchitect, and finally Camille.

Although the entire project has three designers, but only Horace aperson clear he submitted to the design is actually from a designer, asfor the remaining two designers’ works are temporarily pressed in hishands and did not disclose.

Itis also at this moment that the entire office is aware of this.

Horace did not mean to explain, Camille and Grace did not ask,because he is the CEO of Armstrong Corp, then what he does naturallyhas his reasons.

Horace said, "Six people on the project had access to the design, sothe suspects are among those six people, Miss Armstrong and Camilledon't mind me investigating, do they?"