He Lost Me to His Best Friend novel Chapter 260

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The cameras were originally installed to prevent corporate espionage, but ironically, they made Stellan's evidence-gathering effortlessly easy.

The footage captured everything perfectly. When the assistant zoomed in, anyone could clearly read the words "Divorce Settlement Agreement" on the document Clarissa was altering.

Watching the video, Clarissa was completely paralyzed.

She thought she had pulled off the perfect crime. She was so certain that even Yardley wouldn't notice the subtle forgery. But now, the truth was laid bare for everyone to see.

She felt like a clown stripped naked in front of an audience. The blood drained from her face, leaving her ghost-white, before flushing a deep, humiliated red.

"You... you people cross the line," she stammered, her voice shaking. "Flynn Group paid you astronomical fees, and you... you backstabbed us! MR... the so-called number one security firm in the world... you have zero professional integrity!"

Stellan's expression darkened, his aura turning razor-sharp.

"Let's get one thing straight, Ms. Flynn. Your company verbally agreed to renew the contract, yet deliberately withheld payment for months. Our terms are very clear: if the bill isn't paid, we have the right to unilaterally terminate our services. Therefore, my men no longer work for you. It's completely legal and entirely justified."

Clarissa's face turned a sickly green. She looked like she was about to have a heart attack. "That still doesn't give you the right to gang up with her against me! What... what is your relationship with her?!"

Stellan let out a cold, dismissive laugh. "Two months ago, an anonymous client purchased our highest tier 'Black Gold' Security Service for Ms. Langley. That means Ms. Langley has the absolute authority to command any employee of this company—including myself."

"If you can afford the astronomical price tag for that tier, Ms. Flynn, we'd be more than happy to serve you. After all, we just follow the contracts. We only recognize money, not names."