There's a $4.8 million transfer.
Then another one.
Then a third.
Some of the money ended up in a company registered in Victoria's mother's name.
But it was a little worse.
Digital permits have been listed as approved by Julian.
He looked at the screen.
“I have never authorized the second transfer.
Victoria remained still.
“Julian ...
“Did you authorize her?”
“No.
We still didn't have enough evidence to conclude who was using his credentials.
So I didn't do what Julian would have done with me.
I didn't accuse without proving it.
“The documents will be handed over to lawyers and properly reviewed,” I said. No one will be found guilty in this room.
Julian seemed to be breathing again.
Until Samuel put one last document on the table.
“However, there is something we can confirm.
It was the most important financing agreement between Sterling and Vance Enterprises.
Julian recognized him.
Our principal merit.
Exactly. Exactly.
The line that allowed the financing of two new factories and an international acquisition.
His renewal expired at that midnight.
Julian looked at me.
“Clara.
“I’m not going to cancel revenge.
He looked surprised.
"Then..."
“But I will not renew it as long as there are inexplicable financial irregularities.”
Victoria has closed her eyes.
Julian finally understood the scale of the problem.
He wasn't losing funding because he would have humiliated his wife.
It put this at risk because the accounts of his own company had to be revised.
Then his mother made the mistake.
“It would all be over if you had signed the documents I left on your desk!”
I slowly turned to her.
“What documents?”
Julian looked at her too.
