Queenie had ultimately underestimated Zander's capabilities.
Her morning post had indeed caused a massive uproar, but it only took a few hours for the tide to turn.
Zander struck back with lightning speed.
At 2:00 PM, he released an emergency corporate statement:
First, he claimed the leaked procurement contract was forged by a disgruntled former employee, and the company had already filed a police report.
Second, the bank transaction screenshots were dismissed as photoshopped, backed by a forensic analysis report.
Third, the audio recording was deemed inadmissible, with technical experts citing evidence of malicious splicing.
Simultaneously, Evermore Group announced a stock buyback of up to 500 million and invited a third-party auditing firm to conduct a comprehensive financial review.
This aggressive, textbook crisis management completely flipped the narrative.
The stock, which should have been nailed to the floor in a catastrophic crash, opened low but rallied hard, closing with an 8% gain.
Turning off her tablet, Queenie's eyes were freezing cold.
She let out a mocking sneer.
It seemed that as long as he wasn't dealing with women, Zander's brain actually functioned quite well.
It didn't matter. Let him catch his breath for now. She had plenty of other ways to ruin him!
Queenie walked downstairs and immediately spotted her mother-in-law sitting on the living room sofa, accompanied by Renata's manipulative daughter.
The girl was eagerly massaging Lianne's legs.
Seeing her daughter-in-law, Lianne called out warmly, "Queenie, come sit."
Queenie sat beside her. "Are you feeling any better?"


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