Chapter 1233 Proven Innocent

Daphne didn’t have other friends or other relatives. Yet, this person appeared out of nowhere and kept claiming he was getting something for Daphne. He looked very suspicious indeed.

“If you don’t come clean, I’m calling the police. Also, this is Paradigm, my turf. As soon as I say the word, you won’t even be able to leave.” Sonia stared intently at the man in black. If he dared do anything reckless, she was ready to do something about it.

Even though she was just a feeble woman, many people were with her. If they attacked all at once, they could easily overpower the man.

Sonia wasn’t the only one on guard. Lina and the others were also prepared to fight, and some of them had even taken out their phones, ready to call the police at any moment.

“I’m not Daphne’s friend, nor am I her relative.” Just then, the man in black finally spoke up. He turned around to face Sonia. Before this, the man in black had kept his head slightly lowered, so Sonia couldn’t see his face in full.

Now that she could see him clearly, she was stunned. Weird, she thought. I think I’ve seen him before. She could feel a sense of familiarity with this man.

Was it just her? Sonia pursed her red lips and scoured through her memories, but she still couldn’t figure out where she had seen this person before.

Exasperated, she could only suppress the doubt in her heart as she stared at the man and asked, “Since you’re not her friend or her relative, who exactly are you? Also, how did you get up here?”

That was the key question. Whenever a stranger came to the company, the receptionist would ask about their purpose of visiting, and the visitor would be allowed passage only after a clear answer was given.

Of course, this permission was not granted by the receptionist alone. A call would have to be made to the department or person whom the visitor wished to visit, and passage would only be given after the other party agreed. Simply speaking, permission wasn’t freely given.

What reason did the man provide to the receptionist for her to let him in? Who did the receptionist contact, and who gave the receptionist the green light to let the man up here?

At that thought, Sonia turned to look at Lina and gave her a look. Lina nodded in understanding, then took out her phone to contact the receptionist to ask about the entire process.

black would hinder her investigation. Unexpectedly, the man in black simply glanced at Lina briefly before turning back

Reed. I’m Daphne’s neighbor.” The man

Sonia hesitated. “Neighbor?”

and help get her things. Her mother has a problem with her legs, so I was the only one she could ask

to trust him somewhat. However, in case anything happened, she still decided to get someone to contact Daphne or the

this task to one of

if you say so, who knows if you’re just getting us to let down our guard? Although Daphne has resigned, her things are still here. Her pay is quite handsome, and all her stuff is quite expensive. Who knows if you’re some robber near

The other secretaries and assistants nodded

saw this,

orders by

that the mission would

how to respond. He had never been good with words, or he wouldn’t have gotten into a stalemate with these people for

didn’t bother to say more.

calm and collected he was, Sonia increased her trust in

wait for the secretary to finish the call and come back with

the secretary returned. Her expression

about her findings and if the man in black was indeed a

over there, so no one picked up. I then called Daphne’s mother, and she said that Daphne did ask their neighbor to get her things at the company. He’s the one. I

others started to feel guilty when they looked at the man in

so you’re her

like we’ve misunderstood

They smiled apologetically.

the man in black, she reported to Sonia, “President Reed, I asked the receptionist. He claimed to be Daphne’s neighbor and that he was there to help move her things. He even showed the message Daphne sent to him requesting his help, and the

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