Chapter 438


    Chapter 438 Clear Sign Of Guilty


    After the government department made that announcement, Startales immediately retweeted it to


    prove their innocence.


    Moreover, they tagged Thetis on the officialpany ount and stated, “There’s no problem with our


    products. If you’ve had an allergic reaction, there could be a different underlying cause. We hope you


    cane to Startales’s headquarters to discuss your allergic reaction. We’re here to help identify the


    problem!”


    Neera knew Aunt Adriana was behind this polite yet sharp remark.


    She was relieved,


    She continued to scroll down and read inte users’ments.


    “The department’s quality report is out, so Startales’ cosmetics are safe, aren’t they?”


    “Oh my! I was rmed by this whole episode. I’ve been using their products, and they’ve been working


    wonders. That blogger’s allergic reaction had me panicking, and I stopped using it. I’m d I didn’t


    throw them out. Now that they’re confirmed safe, I’ll resume using them.”


    “What’s going on behind that blogger’s allergy? Is it because of an ipatible skin type?”


    “She hasn’t spoken up since she posted that medical report. Thankfully, I didn’t hastily pick a side. This


    whole situation is bing increasingly odd.”


    Neera squinted her eyes at this point.


    Thetis stopped posting anything after the medical examination reports.


    The quality inspection report had been released for three hours, but she was nowhere to be found.


    Everyone would probably have had a sneaking suspicion that there was something fishy going on.


    Of course, some people openly voiced their skepticism.


    “What does the inspection report show? Maybe Startales bought someone from the department!


    Buying a ‘clean’ report is easy for them, isn’t it?”


    “Exactly, what does a quality-free result prove? Someone still had an allergic reaction, didn’t they? Do


    they take us as fools?”


    “Some people in this conversation do sound like fools. Are you implying the department can just be


    bought with money? They have a solid reputation for their integrity. This very department has identified


    quality concerns for numerous bigpanies in the past. Even when faced with bribery attempts,


    they’ve turned down substantial amounts of money. So, how can you nder them for being easily


    bought over?”


    “LOL! Now you’re resorting to using the official department of corruption? Are you prepared to face


    legal consequences?”


    “The agenda of these inte ghostwriters is way too obvious. Even now, they’re attempting to fan the


    mes. I bet they’re on someone’s payroll!”


    “@OfficialQuality Department, there’s someone here making false ims about you epting bribes.


    Quick! Take a look at them!”


    Neera breathed out a sigh of relief.


    10:57 Wed,


    Surprised, she hurried over and inquired, “Why are you still here? Didn’t you go home?”


    Jean responded, “I did. I just got back a little while ago.”


    He gave her a number and informed her directly, “This is the number of the whistleblower. I think it’s


    something you need urgently.”


    Neera was pleasantly surprised with his efficiency. She said, “Thank you!”


    She dialed that number right away.


    A sharp female voice answered the call, asking, “Hi, who is this?”


    Neera briefly introduced herself, saying, “Hi, I’m Neera Gracia, CEO of Startales Group. I believe you’re


    Thetis, the blogger who posted about an allergic reaction on Twitter. I’d like to invite you to our office to


    discuss this situation further.”


    She sounded caught off-guard and questioned, “How did you get my number?”


    Neera responded calmly, “I understand your concern. We’ve been trying to get in touch with you


    without


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    “Given the circumstances and considering both ourpany’s reputation and your well-being, we felt it


    necessary to find a way tomunicate directly. Our intention is to address this issue head-on.”


    The woman sounded nervous. “Are you trying to settle this privately?”


    With a light chuckle, Neera corrected, “No, you’ve got it wrong. We have no intention of sweeping this


    under the rug. The matter has be public knowledge, and we aim to address it transparently.”


    Her tone was soft yet carried a firm resolution of thepany’s stance, which was unwavering from the


    start.


    “If you find it challenging toe over, we can organize transport for you. Are you in Kingsview? Given


    that you’re determined to uphold your rights, I believe you can make some time to meet with us.”


    The caller hesitated and stammered, “We might need to decide on thatter. I…need to discuss this.”


    Neera quickly caught on to the term, asking, “Discuss? With whom do you need to discuss?”


    “Nothing!”


    She realized she had slipped her tongue. She quickly denied it and answered evasively, “Why the rush


    for an answer? I’ll get back to you soon.”


    She promptly ended the call.


    Listening to the busy tone, Neera raised an eyebrow at Jean, remarking, “There’s something off about


    that woman.”


    Jean narrowed his eyes, concluding, “Her voice gave away guilt. Her attitude toward the end was


    telling.”


    “Discuss,” he repeated the word, then questioned, “You recorded the conversation, didn’t you?”


    Neera gave a nod and said, “Yes.”


    He smirked and said in an icy tone, “Just wait and see. This is just the beginning.”