Boss, Your Wife's Asking For A Divorce, Again

“Yes, President Reed?” Daphne looked at her.

Sonia rubbed between her eyebrows. “Have you sent the CCTV footage of the car park to the police?”

Daphne nodded. “Even though it was delayed for a bit due to the traffic jam, it was delivered eventually.”

“That’s good to know. You can leave now.”

“Understood.” Daphne smiled, after which she turned and walked toward the door. When she arrived at the door, she didn’t even manage to open the door when someone pushed it open from outside, and in came Charles. He was in such a hurry that he bumped directly into Daphne.

“Ah!” With her center of gravity disturbed, Daphne staggered backward in her high heels and was about to fall.

Fortunately, Charles moved right in time and grabbed her wrist, saving her from the fall.

“I’m so sorry! I didn’t mean it. Are you okay?” Charles apologized to Daphne, embarrassed.

Daphne looked at his hand holding hers, and joy lit up in her eyes before disappearing in an instant. She shook her head. “I’m all right, President Lane.”

“Good, then.” Charles sighed in relief, then let go of her and walked toward Sonia.

Daphne gazed at his back, and the look in her eyes dulled for a moment before she lowered her head and left the room. When she closed the door, she even heard Charles saying, “Darling, I’m here.”

Sonia rolled her eyes at him. “Yes, you are, but what’s the rush? You even ran into Daphne.”

Charles smiled bashfully. “I just wanted to see you as soon as possible.” He told her over the phone that he would meet her at the police station, but something cropped up, so he couldn’t make it. Hence, he drove all the way to her office.

opposite her, gesturing

good happened. Try

that, Sonia frowned. “Did Tina

waved his hands. “I told you it’s something good, so it couldn’t

interest was piqued as she straightened her

accounts and media that stood on Tina’s side and pinned the blame on you? They got what they asked

eyes went wide. “Retribution? What

over his face. “Those netizens were exposed, and all their personal information was made public. And, most importantly, everything they did in the shadows was

her eyes. “What about the business accounts

long as you give them enough cash, they wouldn’t care if the news they posted were real or fake or if there was a story behind it. They would do anything to attract traffic. In fact, they have a horrible track record and even got some hideous cases stemming from their posts. They had indirectly caused the deaths of many innocent people, so now every horrible thing they

pulled down the covers all around the Internet so that the darkness behind it was exposed to the sunlight that is the public. He really caused a mess on the net this

to capture Carl. Sonia hoped

about it, and she bit her red lip. “How are you so

the net.” Charles straightened his posture as he replied, “There were remarks on their exposed information, which stated that they

Sonia frowned and turned

Charles had described it, it was a mess on the net right now. Many netizens, business accounts, and media had their information exposed, including all the horrible things they did throughout

like voyeurism, stealing, and bullying. Those activities weren’t so bad that they would be punishable by law, but it was embarrassing all the same, and the netizens wouldn’t be able to hold their heads high in public. Everyone who recognized them on the street would laugh at them, so they had to be extra careful when they left their homes in the future. The business accounts and media had it much worse. Tax evasion was just one of the minor crimes; the truly

identity of the exposer. She thought back

that they wouldn’t let those people off the hook easily, so it was highly probable that they were the ones behind all this. However, Sonia wasn’t sure which one of them

Fuller Group, Toby had just completed his papers when he called Tom in. “I asked you

but, President Fuller, I think we don’t have to make our move anymore. Those netizens, including some business accounts and media, were already dealt with by someone else.” Tom

that person could dig up information on hundreds of thousands of people in such a short