Chapter 54
Chapter 54 Found Some Clues
Alexander, the former CEO of the Conner Group.
These pieces of information ran through my mind, and I did recall, my father indeed mentioned before
his death that he had arranged for someone to seed as the CEO of the Conner Group.
So the person he arranged was this young and good-looking man?
I reached out to shake hands with Alexander, but before I could, he pulled back and said, “Alright, now
that everyone knows each other, let’s get down to business.”
I…
Pulling back my hand, I asked, “Mr. Borseth, what did you mean by what you just said?”
He nced at me and said, “Is what I said hard to understand? What others give you is all on paper. If
Ms. Conner wants to investigate, she naturally has to go and see for herself how much the so-called
acquiredpany has spent, what the market price of a promotional disy screen is, and what Bright
Media is currently doing. You need to understand all of these to know how the money is flowing out,
don’t you?”
He said a lot, and indeed, it was true.
I nodded, turning to Cory involuntarily, “Cory, you might have to apany me to the market these two
days.”
Cory nodded,ughing, “What I should have done…”
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“What should and shouldn’t be.” Alexander began, looking at me with some disdain, “You, the young
person to the market, what efficiency can you speak of? By the time the Conner Group goes bankrupt,
you probably won’t even have traced where your thirty million dors have gone, right?”
I was rendered speechless by his scolding, Cory’s face turned red from hisment about being old
and frail. Trying to prove he wasn’t old, he said, “Mr. Borseth, I’m just over fifty, not old.”
Alexander looked at him and said, “ording to the legal retirement age, you don’t have many years
left, do you?”
Cory was momentarily speechless, heavily teased by this young man.
Afraid that he might upset Cory, I looked at Alexander and said, “There aren’t many people I trust in the
me.”
Alexander snorted, saying, “I know what you’re thinking. I’ll go to the market with you, and Cory will
stay at thepany to look over these ount books. We’ll im that he’s with you.”
At first, I didn’t understand, but after a moment, it dawned on me. Cory staying in thepany could at
least give the impression to the people inside thepany that I, like Cory, was also pondering over
the illusions of these ount books.
In this way, my trip to the market wouldn’t attract too much attention, and it was just right to use Cory as
a smokescreen.
After I realized it, I had no objections to Alexander’s arrangements, but I still looked at him with
confusion and said, “Since you came to the Conner Group to be the CEO, isn’t it inappropriate for you
to run the
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market with me?”
He casually picked up a ledger and said, “No rush, the trail of this thirty million dors is unclear,
Rudolf’s arrangements won’t have any effect in the Conner Group. Even if I became the president of
the Conner Group, I would have to leave in a few days.”
Indeed, the shareholders did not agree with the person my father arranged to be the CEO of the
Thus, Cory stayed at thepany, and Alexander and I went to the marketing department of Bright
Media.
Before leaving, Alexander looked back at Cory and said, “Cory, in the next couple of days, try to find
someone to keep an eye on Ryan, the CFO of the Conner Group. If he has any unusual contacts or
meets any strange people, notify us immediately.”
Cory nodded, agreeing.
After leaving the Conner Group, I looked at him quizzically in the car and asked, “Is there a problem
with Ryan?”
Alexander nced at me and said, “He is the person who can directly ess these thirty million
dors. The fact that such arge sum of money has a problem, and he can’t find out what the problem
is, is the biggest problem itself.”
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I didn’t quite understand, but there was indeed nothing wrong with what he said. So, I didn’t ask any
further.
It did remind me of what had happened at Ryan’s house before, and those words of Abagail’s, perhaps
they weren’t nonsense after all.
Perhaps I needed to talk to Abagail again.
Alexander and I spent a week wandering around the market of Bright
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Media, and we basically figured out most of the situation.
In the cafe under the Conner Group building.
Alexander flipped through the documents in his hand and said, “From what we can see now, it can be
basically confirmed that this sum of money wasundered by Thomas, the CEO of Bright Media,
through methods such as acquiring smallpanies, expanding the market, and purchasingpany
equipment.”
I pursed my lips, suppressing the anger in my heart, and said, “This man is really despicable. My dad
trusted him so much, gave him full authority to handle everything, and yet he turned out to be so
ruthless.”