Chapter 103

• For years, under the influence of Mr Sinclair, Victoria, and Serena, the employees of the Sinclair Corporation had been conditioned to see Liza as a troublemaker. She was painted as a liability, someone who always caused problems and left others to clean up her mess. When word spread that the Meng Corporation was threatening to end their collaboration over something tied to Liza, the employees were quick to brand her a curse on the family.
• But George’s words turned their assumptions upside down. He claimed Liza was innocent—a victim, in fact. His pointed remarks suggested that the real culprit was the eldest daughter of the Reed Family.
• Could that be true?