When There Is Nothing Left But Love Chapter 308
Folding her arms across her chest, she looked at me with her alluring eyes and continued, “It’s a
wonder how Cameron managed to climb to such a high position over the years, but of course, she has
her fair share of dirty secrets. It just so happens that I’m in possession of those secrets. Don’t you think
handing them over to the Moore family would be much faster than investigating on your own?”
A crease formed between my brows. “Why would you help me?”
Sheughed as though I had just asked a stupid question. “The child in your belly was my
grandnephew. Isn’t that a good enough reason?”
I scoffed in response. “It’s probably been at least three months since the incident, right? And you
probably knew about it for quite some time already, yet, you’re only telling me this now. Do you think I’d
actually believe that you’re doing all this just for your grandnephew?”
Her reason was tantly imusible.
She let out a tinklingugh and remarked, “I finally understand why my father allowed an ordinary
woman like you to marry Ashton. Even though you’re not that smart, at least you still have some
brains.”
I narrowed my eyes into slits. She’s obviously mocking me!
“What do you want from me?” I asked and subconsciously nced at my watch.
“I want you to tell your godfather, Louis, to get the police to stop investigating the White family!” She
leaned against the wine cab beside her, taking up a casual posture.
Stop investigating the White family? Won’t that mean that she can legally take over White Corporation
and be the chairperson?
With Marcus gone, no one would be able toy a hand on White Corporation except her.
I smiled politely and replied in a cool tone, “Ms. Fuller, I think it’s best we find time to sit down and
properly discuss this matter. This isn’t something that should be hastily settled with a few casual words.
Anyway, I’m meeting a friend soon, so let’s talk some other time.”
She frowned but didn’t argue. Narrowing her eyes, she agreed, “Sure. We’ll talk some other time.”
After leaving the vi, I drove straight to the meeting ce. When I arrived, Stacey was already waiting
for me.
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From her empty coffee cup, I could tell that she had been waiting here for quite some time.
Upon seeing me, she nced at her watch and raised her brows. “You’re half an hourte, Ms.
Stovall.”
I shrugged and sent her an apologetic look. “I’m very sorry. I got caught up in something.”
She offered me a small smile but didn’tment otherwise. Then, she took out a document from her
bag and handed it to me, saying, “This is the transaction history between Cameron and Savini Tuffin.
Have a look.”
“Savini Tuffin?” I froze for a good few seconds before recalling who this person was.
He was the one who knocked me unconscious back then when we were dealing with Felix.
Stacey nodded. After the waiter refilled her cup, she continued, “Savini is the middleman between
Cameron and Hector. He’s the project director at AC Credit and he handles the quarterly audits of
severalpanies under Cameron, so the transactions between them are within reason. Even if
someone investigates it, they wouldn’t find anything unusual.”
My brows pulled into a frown. “So, the money transactions between Cameron and Hector are basically
done through Savini?”
She nodded, but I was still slightly confused. “Savini and Cameron are both entrepreneurs, so it’s
normal for them to have transactions with each other, but what you’re telling me is that Cameron wires
money to Hector through Savini. Savini is an entrepreneur, while Hector is a politician. So, if the
transaction between them is toorge, it would no doubt arouse suspicion.”
Stacey hummed in affirmation. “My thoughts as well, so I continued looking into the exchange between
Hector and Savini. I found out that Hector’s wife owns a livestockpany. It’s quite arge-scale
production and has been operating for nearly a few decades.”
“So, you’re saying that Hector collects money through his wife?”
She nodded and went on, “Also, I found someone to look into Hector’s wife. She’s been a housewife in
the past few years, so she basically won’t have the time nor energy to run such arge-scale livestock
farm. In fact, Hector spent a few hundred thousand to buy a piece ofnd in a remote vige for the
livestock farm. He simply threw in some chickens and hired a local viger to keep an eye on the ce,
so it’s basically been left unattended to all these years.”
I could somewhat catch her drift. This livestock productionpany, to put it bluntly, was nothing but a
front for moneyundering. In fact, it probably didn’t even bring in any profits. The ounts registered
by thispany were used to facilitate money transactions between Hector and other businessmen.
It was no wonder that Louis couldn’t find anything even after investigating for such a long time. Hector
was too cunning for his own good.
After a short pause, I looked at Stacey and asked, “Are there any transfers from Cameron in the
livestockpany’s ount records?”
She shook her head. “No, Cameron has been very cautious. Thepanies under her have no reason
to coborate with the livestockpany, so her transactions are all done through Savini.”
“Then, what about Savini? On what basis can he transfer money to Hector?” Savini was from an audit
company. Even though auditpanies often conducted business with all types ofpanies, money
should be credited, not debited, from their ounts. Hence, an auditpany wiring money to a
livestockpany wouldn’t make sense at all.
She smiled and exined, “I wondered about that as well. It wasn’t untilter on that I found out that
Savini owns a frozen meat market. This way, no matter howrge their transactions are, it would still be
considered reasonable and legitimate as it’spletely normal based on market demand standards.”