The Comments Told Me to Fight the Fake Heiress but I Chose Her as My Sister Chapter 12

The Comments Told Me to Fight the Fake Heiress but I Chose Her as My Sister Chapter 12

Caspian’s voice was ice.

“There’s more.”

The screen kept playing.

Bank flows.

The Hales’ overseas project loss reports.

Proof of payments routed through shell companies to Hiram.

The path of the doctored files, disguised as project documents.

And the recording Elowen had made.

“Once those documents are in hand, the Hales will back you at Voss Holdings.”

“As for Lila, she’ll take the fall for tonight’s leak.”

The room was dead silent.

Elowen walked onto the stage.

She took the microphone and stood beside me.

Silas stared at her. “Elowen, are you insane? You’d destroy me for her?”

Elowen looked at him, her gaze so calm it was almost pity.

“Silas, I think you’ve had one thing wrong this whole time.”

“I have never liked you.”

“And I never wanted anything that belonged to her.”

She paused.

“You were just too arrogant to believe two girls’ lives wouldn’t revolve around you.”

Someone drew a sharp breath.

I took the microphone.

“Tonight’s engagement is off.”

“Effective immediately, Voss Holdings is terminating all business with the Hale family.”

“As for corporate espionage bribery and malicious theft of trade secrets-evidence has already been handed

Silas’s father looked gray.

His mother swayed.

Silas tried to bluff.

“This is fabricated! Lila, you and Elowen set me up!”

I looked at him.

“Set you up?”

“Exactly who set up whom?”

I walked toward him step by step, each word a blade.

“Do you really think everyone exists for you to toy with?”

Caspian walked onto the stage and threw another list onto the screen.

“Seven people the Hale family planted inside Voss Holdings. Projects, finance, legal-all covered.”

Hiram’s name was at the top.

Someone in the front row went white and stood to leave, but security blocked the doors.

Sirens rose outside the hotel.

Silas finally panicked.

As they led him out, he glared at me.

“You think arresting me ends this? Voss Holdings has more people than these few.”

Before I could answer, Elowen flicked the folder in her hand.

“Funny.”

“We weren’t only looking at you.”

When Silas was led out, no one in the ballroom spoke.

The laughter and contempt that had weighed on me in my past life shattered into nothing.

The crimson lines were still fighting.

[This isn’t right…]

[Why didn’t Elowen betray you?]

[The plot’s wrong!]