She was now genuinely worried about whether Yara might lose her job.
...
York Ancestral Manor.
Richard York sat in the study, a stern expression on his face as he looked at his son on the sofa.
"Arthur Winter just called. He claims Quinn intentionally humiliated his daughter. If Quinn doesn't back down, the Winter Group is prepared to use other measures."
"Arthur made that call to test our stance on Quinn."
Miles rubbed his throbbing temples, his expression dark. "Dad, my contract with Quinn hasn't expired yet. The Winter family has no right to pressure her."
Richard set down his teacup, his gaze dimming. "Then rein her in. Put an end to this before it spirals any further. We can't afford to damage the relationship between our families, and the shareholders won't tolerate a drop in stock prices."
"Dad, I'll handle it."
After leaving the study, Miles called Hunter.
"Call the police. I want the hacker who illegally breached Jade's computer arrested immediately."
Hunter's eyelids twitched violently. "Mr. York, this... won't this cause another massive fight with Quinn?"
Miles frowned, his tone laced with irritation. "What right does she have to argue with me? Doesn't she know that hacking into someone's computer is a crime?"
Hunter hesitated. Quinn's methods might have been questionable, but wasn't Secretary Winter the one truly at fault here?
"Mr. York, Secretary Winter... was in the wrong first. If she hadn't stolen Quinn's translated manuscript and submitted it for the translation award under her own name, Quinn never would have hired someone to hack her computer."
Miles's dark eyes flared with hostility, his voice turning glacial. "Even if Jade made a mistake first, Quinn should have taken proper, legal avenues to defend her rights. Resorting to illegal hacking to gather evidence is unacceptable."
Hunter's heart skipped a beat as he rolled his eyes internally.
Wasn't it the boss himself who had given the order?


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