Dear Sweetheart

Chapter 138 Personal Attack

“What is it?”

“The reporters outside aren’t here for the workers’ deaths. They’re here because of the embezzlement of Yannick Yencer, the general manager of the international department of Faymon Group.”

Rayna furrowed her brows. “Why are they here for that?”

“Here’s the thing,” Naomi started. “He stole from Faymon Group and used the money to start up a casino and a club, and he’s allegedly used his position to rape over a hundred minors. His subordinates kidnapped the girls at Yannick’s club. There are over fifty who have died after getting tormented by his subordinates and customers. The news spread like wildfire at five in the morning on various major sites, and the police came to Faymon Group to find out more about the situation at eight.”

Rayna nearly tripped at that.

As she supported herself against the wall, she whipped her head toward Naomi and inhaled sharply. “Oh my god, why must something like this happen right now? Fate is trying to push Faymon Group right into hell!”

Ever since Rayna was transferred to the new department, she had been focused on the directors and the management-level employees; she had not been paying attention to the international department and never thought that someone would be that gutsy to do something as horrible as this.

Embezzlement could be easily solved by firing the person involved. With a record, that person would not be able to rise up the ranks to the management level. However, it was a completely different matter for Yannick to use the money he had stolen from Faymon Group to open a casino and kidnap minors.

Half a month ago, Curtis had had an accident. Without a leader, Faymon Group’s shares had plummeted, and it had taken much effort to stabilize them.

This is a grave matter. How am I going to deal with this?

“The men they arrested at the casino spilled everything when the police interrogated them,” Naomi went on. “It happened so suddenly that the PR team couldn’t even do anything about it.”

Rayna took a deep breath to suppress the growing frustration in her. “Get the PR team and the legal team over.”

“I’ll do that right away.”

and the legal team

event had caught everyone by surprise, and

started calmly, “The general manager of the international department, Yannick Yencer, has severely harmed Faymon Group’s reputation. This is

then discussed what could be done to deal with the situation for over an

the meeting was over, Rayna wasted no time

blow to Faymon Group. For days, the news of his atrocious crimes was all over numerous

workers who died in the accident had come to Faymon Group’s office to accuse Faymon Group of its heartlessness. Their actions made the public see the company

the others had made themselves scarce, and the burden fell onto

to deal with the shareholders, and the overwhelming

with him. Through their conversations, she found out that he had moved back

team around—they even performed better than the legal teams of the other local companies, as they soon

would prepare a draft for Rayna so that she could apologize to the public on behalf of Faymon Group as the

were best at using the law to

assist with the heated discussion of Yannick. Right as the matter was about to die down, another piece of

been leaked online, and it included her parents’ early divorce, the impoverished

as shocking as a slap to

she became the acting CEO, she was most terrified of someone finding out about her history. She had told the PR team about her worries early on, and they had contacted the relevant people to

worried most about still

to them her history, but the public

out that Norham University was a world-famous translation academy. Not only did the person who wanted to study in the academy have to be smart, but they also had to have a certain amount of wealth. So how did Rayna get in with the state

evidence that she managed to afford the tuition fees after receiving a scholarship and after her mother

interpreter like

words for Rayna, especially those who had bought Faymon Group’s shares. Those people were the harshest out of everyone, and the shareholders were even starting to wonder if they should hold

who had taken screenshots of the information continued to repost it on various websites. Even though