The CEO's Regret: Darling, Don’t Leave Me novel Chapter 369

Chapter 279: Meeting with the Board of Directors, Part 2.–1

Alexander

I didn’t move a single muscle when Clara spoke, not one.

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I sat with my back straight, one hand resting on the arm of the chair and the other on the table,

feigning a calmness that was slowly beginning to crumble inside. Because I didn’t know what the hell she had, and that was what was killing me.

Clara opened a folder in front of her, her movements slow, precise, too confident. She didn’t look

like a woman hesitating; she looked like a woman prepared to destroy someone.

“I want to start by clarifying something,” she said firmly. “This isn’t personal.”

Lie. Of course it was personal, all of this was personal.

“What I’m going to reveal here has to do with actions that jeopardized Boston’s expansion, the company’s financial stability, and the integrity of deliberately made internal decisions.”

No one spoke, not even Hale.

I kept staring at her. Trying to find a crack, a moment of hesitation. Something, but Clara was too

focused. Too cold.

“Over the past few weeks,” she continued, “there have been a series of delays, document alterations, and operational problems directly related to the Boston project.”

My lawyer barely turned his head toward me; I remained motionless.

Clara picked up a document and slid it across the table.

“Mr. Howard Greene was initially held responsible.”

Hale frowned.

“The manager,” he murmured.

“Exactly,” she replied. “He was fired on the grounds of negligence and possible internal sabotage.”

My jaw tightened slightly, just a little. But I felt it. Clara continued.

“However, after reviewing the documentation again and following a private conversation with Mr. Greene… I found significant inconsistencies.”

My fingers began to feel cold; she picked up another folder. The original documents sent from Boston didn’t match the altered files later submitted to management.

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Hale took the papers and reviewed them. My breathing remained steady, outwardly, but inwardy! was starting to calculate scenarios. How much did she know? What exactly did she find?

Clara looked up and stared directly at me. I felt that sharp blow to my chest. Because her eyes no longer held any doubt. She knew.

“The digital records show modifications made from an authorized company terminal in/New York.”

My lawyer spoke for the first time.

“That doesn’t prove direct liability.”

“No,” Clara replied without taking her eyes off me. “Not on its own.”

Then she pulled out another document. And that’s when I felt the first real blow.

“But this does begin to.”

My back tensed slightly against the chair.

Clara passed several notes to Hale and the other board members.

Emails, shit… Shit.

I felt my pulse pounding in my neck.

I didn’t move my face, not yet.

Hale started reading, his eyebrows slowly furrowing.

“What is this…?”

Clara took a deep breath.

“Forwarded emails from Mr. Alexander’s account, related to maintenance authorizations, suspension of technical inspections, and deliberate operational delays.”

Hale looked up at me. And that look… That damned look… It wasn’t neutral anymore. It was surprise, distrust.

I slowly shifted in my seat, composed.

“That can be manipulated,” I finally said.

My voice was firm, thank God.

“Emails can be altered.” Clara nodded slowly. As if she had expected exactly that answer. “I thought about it.”

She opened another folder.

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Chapter 279. Meeting with the Board of Directors, Part 2-1

“That’s why I also requested the system’s internal history.”

My heart pounded.

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