An Understated Dominance

Chapter 498

“You may resign if you wish, but that doesn’t mean you won’t be held accountable for your dishonest practices in the past.”

Dahlia proceeded coldly. “Mr. Levin, if I recall correctly, you dipped your hands into 20 million worth of company funds, and you have not paid it back yet. For this, you will need to serve out a long sentence in prison.”

Hearing that, a man with a bald spot who stood as the head of the group leaving instantly froze and sweated profusely. He wondered how Dahlia learned about his action when he made sure he carried out the crime seamlessly.

She ignored his question and continued, “Ms. Wagner, as the Director of Finance, you are in the greatest trouble. The company makes profits annually, but after you took charge, the books showed that we were making losses. Not only that, you have been asking the headquarters for money for your personal use. Your greed knows no bounds!”

“Y–you! That’s nonsense!” A woman dressed luxuriously suddenly screamed at Dahlia, resembling a cat who had its tail stepped on.

Have a look for yourself.” Dahlia didn’t bother to explain further and threw a few files

good look at the files and instantly appeared ashen–laced

was not the end of it yet. Dahlia scanned the room, and for each person she laid her eyes on, she’d announce the misdeeds of that individual. “Mr. Price, you are saddled with huge debts from gambling, right? If not, you wouldn’t have sealed a

your son, wife, cousins, and other relatives are working in the company. Do you think they can stay if you

mind. Mr. Regan, you seem quite close to the ladies from the

off the tainted records of most of the senior executives. The attendees were dismayed to learn that she had accessed all

will be in his hands, be it bankruptcy or jail time. However, you have another choice, which is to stay and work under

they realized the fearful character of the new chairman. Any hint of disdain from earlier was replaced by

hesitation, the group of executives who staged a walkout quietly returned to their seats, their heads hung low, and their arrogance was wiped