Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1291

He had asked who Lyna’s mole was because he wanted to stop leaks. Furthermore, this also served as a reminder that after the whole thing is over, he had to borrow some money and return it to the company before doing anything else.

The others in the room all nodded in agreement at Wayne’s words. Then, they turned to Lyna.

A sly smile flashed across her face, but she hid it very quickly. “No problem. I can promise you that no matter things are successful or not, as long as all of you listen to what I say, we’ll have nothing to do with each other in the future. How about that?”

“Okay,” replied Wayne as he nodded in agreement. Subsequently, he left the meeting alongside a few other people.

“Huh! He’s the general manager even though his IQ is so low. Looks like Fabian’s company isn’t that great after all,” said Lyna, as she smiled and shook her head.

Then, she retrieved her phone and called another group of people. If she continued on this way, she would be able to cause a big impact on Fabian and eventually cause his demise.

court verdict

sofa lazily as he watched the television. He had just received a call from his assistant, who said

eyes, looking rather comical. When she heard what Fabian said, she got excited.

intervened in the matter, Yvette was a popular celebrity after all. Therefore, it

and stuck out two of his fingers. “Sentenced to two years of

“Ah? Two years?”

considered premeditated murder. Sigh, it looks like money’s what matters. If it were

years then.

turned to look at

well. Thus, she walked over and wrapped her arms around him, then sat before

We’re both fine anyway, right? If it’s only two years, then so be

reality, Fabian had already expected things to turn out this way. However, he was just curious as to why she was sentenced so quickly. Looking at the pouting Hannah, he was dumbfounded. I haven’t even said anything yet, so why’s she acting this way? She’s making it seem like I’m a terrible person that wants to put Yvette to death. She had never acted