A Journey from Bitterness to Truth (Matilda and Yvan) novel Chapter 654

Keep going... keep going...

Logan kept telling himself, his tough, cold-hearted dad would surely return...

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The next day, at the executive meeting, Matilda, having stayed up all night, had gathered all the necessary documents. Kurt's close ally thought he had thoroughly erased all evidence of his manipulations in the company's finances. Little did he know, Logan had the world's top hacker on his side, who easily restored every move he made with the company's accounts.

These were the pieces of evidence Logan handed over to Matilda, crucial for making her judgment. Removing this man was akin to severing one of Kurt's arms, a constant threat looming over the Boyd Group!

When Matilda exposed the true colors of that ally during the meeting, he was furious, ready to lash out, "This is slander!"

"Everything was found on your computer. What slander are you talking about? It's all there for everyone to see. Do you still have anything to defend yourself with?"

Matilda stood there, a figure of sharp authority, "Now, go to HR for your final paycheck. You don't have to come to the Boyd Group starting tomorrow!"

The room erupted into murmurs; it was a warning shot, a clear message to anyone who dared cross the line again—there would be no mercy!

Carl, with his arms crossed behind him, clenched his fists tight. Matilda's aura... it was becoming more and more like Yvan’s.

Decisive, firm, and undeniably commanding, nobody dared underestimate this woman who had stepped in during the chaos. Her slender shoulders bore the weight of the Boyd Group. Matilda's face, though somewhat pale, housed a pair of bright, piercing eyes that often pinpointed the weaknesses in any plan with laser precision.

Her short tenure had already seen the Boyd Group's blood completely refreshed, alienating many but also earning her widespread admiration. Critics said she was a busybody, meddling in affairs beyond her grasp, predicting her eventual downfall.

Yet, her admirers argued, among the wealthy and privileged daughters of Sea City, none were as resilient and spirited as Matilda.