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How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue novel Chapter 520

Only then did Jarrod turn around and look at the man. “Yes? What is it?”

Sylvie frowned and glanced over as well.

What happened? Did something go wrong? With her?

The executive’s expression was conflicted, as if he’d tried and failed several times to get the words out. At last, he looked straight at Sylvie and spoke. “President Fielding, a while back… did you reallocate a portion of your bonus?”

The words seemed to echo in the room.

Sylvie’s face shifted instantly.

Elodie and Alexander both caught every word.

They shared a quick, sharp glance. A puzzle piece clicked into place between them.

Alexander suddenly let out a low laugh. “Ms. Fielding, money’s that tight lately? Has Mr. Silverstein stopped giving you an allowance?”

Sylvie’s expression darkened further. She clenched her fists, unable to hide her anger.

Even across the room, Grady and Maurice were taken aback.

What’s going on?

Grady realized this was serious. He stepped in quickly. “Must be some mistake, right? If there’s an issue, shouldn’t you handle it privately? Why bring it up now?”

Jarrod was the first to recover. He glanced at Sylvie before turning to the executive. “Are you sure about this?”

The man nodded. “We found a discrepancy during an audit…”

Sylvie, usually composed, couldn’t keep her face from changing.

She’d already dealt with this. Yes, she had temporarily withdrawn part of her personal bonus, but she’d put it back almost immediately. How could it be surfacing now?

“Jarrod…” Sylvie drew a deep breath and stepped forward. “I admit it, but I replaced the funds on the third day. There are no tax issues involved.”

Jarrod looked down at her, his tone calm and measured. “Alright. Let’s discuss this later.”

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