Sweet Subterfuge

Plans to return to Westonia were quickly arranged
Larissa slayed two nights at Kevan’s home.
She had arranged to meet with Lewis directly at the airport on the day of their departure.
Lewis didn’t ask where she had been for the past two days. He already knew the answer. However, he expressed his confusion when he saw her alone. “Isn’t Aster returning with us?”
In Larissa’s original plans. Aster was to return to Westonia with her. However, Kevan’s parents insisted on keeping him with them due to the risk of contracting the virus
Kevan had also mentioned that Cody might act erratically when forced into a corner. In the end. Larissa decided to leave Aster at the Rogers’ vila which would be sater.
swered. “He wants to stay back and play for a few more days. Kevan will bring him back to Westonia.”
Lewis went slent and didn’t ask further.
The plane touched down in Westonia at noon.

Due to Gary’s urging. Lewis had no time to get over seilag and went straight to the office
Larissa accompanied him
Gary locked his office door and drew the curtains, He said with a cold expression. I had the technical department check the computers of everyone working in the presidential office. However, we didn’t find any evidence of contact with Moorewell Shipping. We have no way of finding out whether they contacted Moorewell privately.”
Lewis deduced based on Brian’s Information, “The cle must have seen the quotation we gave to Thompson Medical I’ve personaly handled the Thompson project. I have only sent the quotations to you to keep things confidential’
Gary replied. “I never showed it to anyone as well, However, I didn’t delete the email you sent me.”
Thinking for a moment, he continued, “Could it be that someone hacked into my Inbox?”
With this thought in mind. Gary made another call to the technical department again.
The technical department gave their feedback.
Gary’s email account had never been logged into from any other device. In other words, his account was not hacked.
The only possiblity lett was someone had accessed his email through his personal computer or phone.
Gary was a caut cus man and he never saved passwords on his devices.
When he left the office, he would always shut down his computer.
“That person would need to cr ack the password to my computer. After that they had to guess the password to my email. Apart from the technical department, no one else could do it.”
The more Gary thought about it, the more it seemed impossible.
However, the technical department was not on the same floor as the presidential office. They didn’t have permission to access his office either.
Lewis sale, “Let’s check the surveillance footage.”