Beyond the Divorce novel Chapter 508

Chapter 508 Was It Chloe? Megan glanced at me with uncertainty.

I nodded at her, encouraging her, "1 prefer the way you were just now. You should never give up on your principles." "Ms. Chloe." Matilda's mouth twitched, sensing the impending disaster.

Upon hearing my words, Megan immediately straightened her back, looking at Atlas with a hint of excitement. The fingerprints on her fair face were even more visible, and she articulately recounted the entire incident.

Matilda and Nolan's expressions grew increasingly pale and restless as Megan recounted the events.

Atlas's fair and handsome face exuded a sharp and cold aura. His cold gaze, at this moment, seemed even more profound and chilly, emanating an air of sinister severity.

Taking the account book handed over by Megan, he coolly glanced at it and then turned to the manager. His voice was icy as he demanded, "Explain!" Nolan immediately panicked, "I... I, it was Matilda..." At this point, Matilda was beside herself, taking a step forward, trying to approach Atlas. However, she stopped abruptly as Atlas's sharp gaze locked onto her. "Ms. Chloe said it was... it was Mr. Atlas who instructed her to... to choose them." "Which Ms. Chloe?" Atlas asked, his

voice even colder.

Matilda, still uncertain where she had gone wrong, hesitantly pointed at me.

"Are you sure it was her?" Atlas's tone turned even more frigid.

Matilda suddenly looked at me, her eyes full of doubt. Just then, Megan spoke confidently, "It's not this Chloe.

The real Chloe has a gentle and intelligent gaze, a kind yet firm attitude. The other one, however, was filled with greed, eagerness, and hypocrisy. I'm sure they're not the same person." A hint of approval appeared in Atlas's gaze.

"Dylan." Atlas instructed, "Find out where she went and tally the

amounts." Atlas was indeed something. With just one incident, he could foresee a series of consequences.

Facing Nolan, Atlas said, "I entrusted you with the management authority, not to give away things here without principles. No matter who she is, she has no right to sign such documents here. This is a dereliction of duty.

"You are no longer qualified to remain in this industry. People like you, who fawn and flatter certain customers are not fit to be in a position of management. Every item you give away represents the hard work of the entire team, not just me.