Sweet Subterfuge novel by Trina Duo novel Chapter 950

Lewis was waiting downstairs for Larissa. She didn't bring her car, so he had to drive her home.

Larissa asked Lewis, "Are we going to keep the collaboration with Thompson Medical a secret from everyone in the company?"

"Let's keep it a secret for now. Thompson Medical's contract with their previous shipping company hasn't expired yet. We have two weeks to find out the mole's identity," Lewis replied.

"Do we have to keep it a secret from Marilyn? She has been with the company for several years. Besides, she didn't need to do this sort of thing …" Larissa was perplexed.

After all, Marilyn was the first person in the presidential office to be kind to her. She had also helped her deal with Judy and her gang.

Although Marilyn was on the list of suspects, Larissa had never doubted her.

"Don't forget, Marilyn is the most frequent visitor among the employees of the presidential office who entered Gary's office. Given the current situation, no one can be trusted," Lewis reminded her.

"Alright," Larissa agreed.

That night, Larissa received an unexpected phone call. The caller was Judy. Larissa had not heard from her in a long time.

Judy was crying regretfully as she spoke, "Larissa, I'm sorry! I shouldn't have said those lies about you. I beg you, please talk to Mr. Logan Junior on my behalf. Please ask him to spare me!"

Larissa was completely confused by her words.

She had heard that Judy joined Moorewell immediately after resigning from Blue Star Shipping.

Larissa sighed and said, "What I say doesn't matter. You should go to Mr. Logan Junior. There might be a glimmer of hope."

Although she felt sorry for Judy, she understood her limits. As Lewis' assistant, she shouldn't interfere with his decisions.

Judy assumed that Larissa didn't want to help them. Immediately, her tone grew sharp. "If I could reach Mr. Logan Junior, why would I call you? You heartless woman! You will end up miserably too!"

After cursing Larissa, Judy hung up the call.

Larissa stared at her blank phone screen. The sympathy she felt for Judy earlier left a bitter taste in her mouth.