Chapter 1209

Chapter 1209Chapter 1209 Someone Did This Deliberately
So...
She definitely didn't see it wrong just now!
Upon hearing this, Silas thought he was experiencing auditory hallucinations. “What did you say?”
Did I hear it wrong?
“Could I possibly deceive you? How could I not know what the system looks like?” Sabrina swallowed,
her beautiful face filled with disbelief.
She suddenly realized something. Anyone who becomes an enemy of Ms. Berry will surely meet a
terrible end, but if one becomes a friend of hers, they will be really blessed.
A wave of fear washed over her from deep within. Thankfully... I have come to my senses in time.
I didn't continue to provoke Ashlyn anymore.
What a foolish choice it would be to stand against such an impressive woman?
However, the person who made this foolish choice was now sitting next to Leroy, seething with anger.
The fury in Sloan's eyes was almost uncontrollable. How could this woman be so formidable? No
wonder Lucas values her so much. That was practically Section Six's shining moment. The experts and professors, representing their
respective countries and institutions, were all ready to sign contracts with Section Six, intending to
purchase their new energy system.
With so many contracts signed, the reputation of Section Six skyrocketed overnight.
Before this, Section Six could only be considered somewhat famous, now its reputation had certainly
reached new heights.
Moreover, the countries that attended the public hearings were generally those with scarce oil
resources and found it difficult to cope with high international oil prices.
Thus, they were more accepting of new energy, and they liked it.
After seeing these expert professors off, Spencer was holding a pile of newly signed contracts. He was
so ecstatic that he could hardly close his mouth.
Herald wore a gentle smile on his face. “Mr. Nolan, Ms. Berry, congratulations on the successful
completion of the public hearing this time.”
Leroy also came over, looking at Ashlyn with admiration on his face. “Ms. Berry, when will you upgrade
our system? Can you help us solve that previous issue?”
Ashlyn curved her lips into a smile, her icy gaze sweeping towards Sloan standing behind the two.
“Before we proceed, shall we first address the issue of the Trojan horse virus?” Herald furrowed his brows. “Hasn't the Trojan horse virus been dealt with?”
“It has been resolved, but someone deliberately planted this virus on Section Six's computers. Mr.
Cook, it happened on your turf, right under your nose. In fact, someone is targeting Section Six. Don't
you have anything to say about this?”
Ashlyn glanced at him, speaking in a nonchalant manner.
“Ms. Berry, please... mind your words. How could such a thing possibly happen?” Herald's expression
remained displeased. “How can the mistakes made by your staff be blamed on us?”
“Everything will soon come to light whether it's your problem, or whether you should take responsibility.”
Ashlyn's lips curled into a hint of mockery.
Lucas chuckled lightly. “Mr. Cook, I've already sent someone to investigate. I believe the truth will soon
come to light.”
The staff from also flocked into the meeting room.
Sabrina stood in front of Ashlyn, dressed in a yellow dress today, looking as charming and vibrant as a
rose.
“Before locking up the workroom last night, I made sure to check the system. Only after confirming that
there were no issues did I leave and lock the door.”
“And when we left together last night, it was already past eleven,” said Silas. “It wasn't until this
morning when we returned and tried to turn on the computer, we found out it was no longer working.” “Someone must have sneaked into our workroom last night,” Sabrina continued, “So, Mr. Nolan, you
must find out who is trying to harm Section Six.”
Herald paused for a moment before saying, “The keys to your rooms will only be in your hands, so...
you should check among your people to see if there's a mole.”
“Guessing blindly here won't get us anywhere, Mr. Cook. Let's wait for the investigation results,” Ashlyn
said with a smile. “I suggest you also conduct a thorough investigation in Zaewora, so you won't
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