Love's Bitter Edge (Eva and Leonard) novel Chapter 304

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Leonant suddenly trusting Anelia lett me at a loss for words. 

“Airight, let’s keep livestigating, thien.” 

I knew Hermon Group wouldn’t let this slide easily alter taking a hit. 

Bet Leonard’s blind trust in Amelia was bothering me. I couldn’t exactly explain why–maybe it was just my pride 

Leonard moved closer as if to take my hand, but when he saw my expression, he hesitated and backed off. 

“Eva, it’s not what you’re thinking. Yesterday, she started bleeding again, and I had to take her to the hospital. Her phone’s been in the Harmon residence the whole time. We were at the hospital until the next morning 

I was a bit taken aback, but when I thought of how pale Amelia had looked, it started to make sense. If she had been bleeding the day before, her condition today seemed believable 

“She even passed out for a while, and the doctor had to give her medication. She. It really isn’t her.” Leonard’s sincerity was evident, and I quietly 

nodded. 

“Is the baby okay?” 

“For now, yes, but there’s a high risk of miscarriage. I really don’t think she’s in any shape to be worrying about the project. You know how much this baby means to her.” Leonard’s voice was hoarse with emotion. 

This baby didn’t just matter to Amelia; it mattered to Leonard too. It might be his only child for the next few years, maybe even forever. 

I believed Leonard, but I still didn’t trust Amelia. If it wasn’t her, then how should we explain the error in the presentation slide? Could someone on my team be behind it? 

Leonard had the entire company’s surveillance footage brought in, and to speed up the process, he also called in Emma and Caleb 

“This is the footage from last night. Thanks for your help, you two.” 

Emma didn’t say anything but immediately sat down next to me, her 

erepes inquisitive. 

I nodded. “This Isn’t something that should be shared with too many people.” 

If we spooled them, the person responsible might make a move. 

Caleb, as always, was focused and serious as he watched the screens 

Suddenly, all the computer screens went black for a moment. Emma quickly tugged at my arm. “Eva, what’s going on?” 

When the screens lit up again, they were filled with virus files that were rapidly copying and pasting themselves. 

“Unplug the network cable and shut down the computers!” I shouted as I rushed to disconnect the power. 

I might not know much about computers, but I recognized this as a virus attack. Harmon Group’s internal network was interconnected. If something went wrong, the consequences would be dire 

Caleb was in a panic, clumsily trying to unplug the network cable but failing several times. Finally, Emma rushed over and managed to pull the cable out, but the surveillance footage had already been completely overwritten. 

files. There was n 

I knew this situation all too well. The previous video footage was gone, overwritten by the virus file When the tech tear arrived, they shook their heads in frustration. “No luck. We can’t recover it. The security department is also experiencing virus interference, so 

no way to retrieve it 

The surveillance footage was gone.