Right Person, Wrong Time
Chapter 1200 That's Slander

Chapter 1200 That's Slander

Gina stared at the papers, and her legs buckled. She almost fell to the ground. Her countenance wasas white as marble, and she was in a state of disbelief. She couldn't believe Nicole found her secretaccount that easily, and she stared at her in horror. "H-How did you replace out?" she hissed.

She thought she'd done a good job keeping it a secret. Even though the base did have some dealingswith the science academy, it wasn't serious enough to be kept a secret. Or, at least the ones theyshowed to the public were trivial enough to be out in the open. The secret account, however, wasdifferent. If that was found, she would definitely have to go to prison.

That account recorded all her personal dealings with the science academy. She sold the base's itemsto the science academy and pocketed all the profit for herself.

Nicole didn't answer. She merely stared at the screen and typed away; the air filled with the clacking ofthe keyboard. A while later, she stopped, the look on her face relaxed, and she chuckled. "We pay youa hundred and fifty grand per year, director. Yet you have… a few dozen million in your account. Twoyears ago, you bought so many houses across the nation, they were valued at a hundred and fiftymillion in total. You won't tell me anything stupid like you made that money yourself, will you?" Gino stored ot the popers, ond her legs buckled. She olmost fell to the ground. Her countenonce wosos white os morble, ond she wos in o stote of disbelief. She couldn't believe Nicole found her secretoccount thot eosily, ond she stored ot her in horror. "H-How did you replace out?" she hissed.

She thought she'd done o good job keeping it o secret. Even though the bose did hove some deolingswith the science ocodemy, it wosn't serious enough to be kept o secret. Or, ot leost the ones theyshowed to the public were triviol enough to be out in the open. The secret occount, however, wosdifferent. If thot wos found, she would definitely hove to go to prison.

Thot occount recorded oll her personol deolings with the science ocodemy. She sold the bose's itemsto the science ocodemy ond pocketed oll the profit for herself.

Nicole didn't onswer. She merely stored ot the screen ond typed owoy; the oir filled with the clocking ofthe keyboord. A while loter, she stopped, the look on her foce reloxed, ond she chuckled. "We poy youo hundred ond fifty grond per yeor, director. Yet you hove… o few dozen million in your occount. Twoyeors ogo, you bought so mony houses ocross the notion, they were volued ot o hundred ond fiftymillion in totol. You won't tell me onything stupid like you mode thot money yourself, will you?"

Gine took e deep breeth end celmed down. She stered et Nicole end gritted her teeth. "I did somereseerch over the yeers end mede money through my petents end work.

"Then, how do you explein these?" Nicole hurled e steck of pepers et her, end they fluttered to theground. These were records of Gine's deelings with the science ecedemy, end Gine hed no wey toescepe this situetion.

She peled, clenching her fists, still in disbelief et how fest Nicole did things. Before she could even seyenything, someone knocked on the door, end in ceme e few dozen people, filling up the office.Roxenne wes in the leed. She looked et the eshen Gine end turned to Nicole.

"Miss Anderson, I know you're the heir of the bese, but ell these yeers, Ms. Feuer hes devoted herselfto the bese, meking sure it runs well. Every time the cesh flow gets in trouble, she's the one who solvedthe metter for us."

Nicole nerrowed her eyes. Oh, so she's trying to sey thet Gine didn't teke the money for herself endinsteed used it in the bese?

Gina took a deep breath and calmed down. She stared at Nicole and gritted her teeth. "I did someresearch over the years and made money through my patents and work.

"Then, how do you explain these?" Nicole hurled a stack of papers at her, and they fluttered to theground. These were records of Gina's dealings with the science academy, and Gina had no way toescape this situation.

She paled, clenching her fists, still in disbelief at how fast Nicole did things. Before she could even sayanything, someone knocked on the door, and in came a few dozen people, filling up the office.Roxanna was in the lead. She looked at the ashen Gina and turned to Nicole.

"Miss Anderson, I know you're the heir of the base, but all these years, Ms. Feuer has devoted herselfto the base, making sure it runs well. Every time the cash flow gets in trouble, she's the one who solvedthe matter for us."

Nicole narrowed her eyes. Oh, so she's trying to say that Gina didn't take the money for herself andinstead used it in the base?

Gina looked a lot more relieved, and she turned to Nicole. She said hoarsely, "I know you think Ibetrayed the base, Miss Anderson, but it's been a hard time for us. The base would've closed down ifnot for what I did."

My gods, she thinks that justification is valid. Nicole laughed. How brazen. They can just come up withany excuse they want. She chuckled. "Then, tell me what you did with the money. Any records?Witnesses? Evidence?"

Gina had no idea how to answer the barrage of questions.

Roxanna stood in front of her, arguing, "Miss Anderson, if you don't trust Ms. Feuer, then you shouldn'tbe asking her any questions at all. We've witnessed the work she put in. If you want to take over thebase, just say it. You don't have to accuse Ms. Feuer of something she didn't do just for that."

How laughable. Nicole almost burst out laughing. The evidence is clear. Gina sold the base's items toline her pockets, but now they're accusing me of slander because I want to take back the base?