They reckoned that perhaps even Jennifer was involved in that scheme.
With such solid evidence presented before him, logically, Winslow should have knelt and begged Jennifer for forgiveness at that point.
Unexpectedly, after sensing everyone's gaze on him, Winslow looked at Amelia innocently as if he had just woken up.
“I'm sorry, Ms. Ellis. I'm getting old and hard of hearing. What did you say? Could you please repeat it?”
Taking in his reaction, Amelia suppressed the burning rage in her chest and reiterated, “Mr. Moore, there are problems with the accounts of the first-tier projects, and all the issues are related to construction materials. As the director in charge of procuring construction materials, shouldn't you provide us with a reasonable explanation?”
“What? There are problems with the group's construction materials?” Winslow then turned to Jennifer. “Ms. Wilson, I've been out of town inspecting new projects recently. You should be aware of this. So, I've delegated full authority to my assistant, Tinsor Bogdon, to supervise the procurement of construction materials for the first-tier projects. That's why I'm quite unfamiliar with the data Ms. Ellis presented. Why don't I ask my assistant what exactly is going on?”
With that, Winslow took out his phone and dialed Tinsor's number.
Not long after, the door to the conference room was pushed open, and Tinsor entered. “You wanted to see me, Mr. Moore?”
Winslow pointed at the financial report on the slides and said, “These are the financial reports Ms. Amelia Ellis acquired from the project departments. She mentioned there are issues with the pricing of the construction materials. Take a look at them.”
The smile on Tinsor's face froze after he heard Winslow's question.
He stared at the figures on the slide and broke out in a cold sweat as if someone had cast a body-binding spell on him.
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