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Sign the Papers Mr. Langford novel Chapter 517

Willow Whitaker had been locked out of Langford Medical's project system for three days.

At first, her account prompted an "insufficient permissions" error.

Then she was removed from the project group chats.

Eventually, even the assistants she usually relied on for inside information started giving her vague answers.

"Willow, I'm not really sure about this."

"Mr. Langford has been running tight checks lately."

"Sorry, it's not a good time for me to talk."

These messages came through the screen, polite but resolute, like doors slamming shut in her face.

Willow sat in her second-floor bedroom at the Whitaker Estate. The curtains were half-drawn against the gloomy sky outside. From downstairs, she could hear Lydia Whitaker's muffled sobs and the sound of Quentin Whitaker smashing a glass.

The Whitaker household had been like this a lot lately.

The staff didn't even dare to make a sound when they walked; meals were brought to the table and cleared away untouched. Words like Vivian Vance, the trading firm, and Apex were echoing through the house more and more frequently, and every time they were spoken, Quentin's face darkened another shade.

Willow used to love seeing Quentin humiliated.

Because the more humiliated he was, the more it proved that this family couldn't survive without her and Lydia.

But now, she couldn't laugh.

If the Whitaker family fell, she would have nowhere to stand.

If Lawrence didn't extend a hand either, she would truly be left with nothing.

Her phone buzzed.

The message was from a former PR assistant in Langford Medical's project team.

They only sent one sentence.

"Willow, please don't ask anymore. Mr. Langford specifically said today that no information regarding The W Report is to reach you."

Willow stared at the screen.

The W Report.

She slowly sat up straight.

Her fingers hovered over the keyboard for a few seconds before she replied.

"What W Report?"

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