Fortunately, after finishing her market research report last night, Qiao Hua had taken the precaution of keeping the original draft.
She soon printed out another copy.
When she handed the document to Gu Wenze, he was sitting at his desk looking at his computer, his expression unchanged. He didn't seem affected in the slightest.
One look at him told Qiao Hua that what he'd said earlier must have been a lie.
All that talk about taking care of it was just empty promises.
Still, Qiao Hua hadn't expected Gu Wenze to take it seriously anyway. If men could be trusted, pigs could climb trees!
A short while later, a knock suddenly sounded at the office door, and two uniformed police officers walked in.
One officer showed his badge. "President Gu, were you the one who filed the report?"
Qiao Hua turned to Gu Wenze in confusion.
Why had he brought the police here?
Could Gu Wenze have committed a crime? Were the police here to arrest him?
Don't capitalists usually keep shady books? Maybe Gu Wenze does too. After all, he's the kind of domineering CEO who's violated half the criminal code. How could he not have done something illegal?
This is great! Does that mean I'll get a chance to escape?
Boo-hoo, my poor husband. I'll be sure to miss you while you're in prison.
Gu Wenze's brow twitched violently, and he couldn't help glaring at Qiao Hua.
What nonsense was this woman imagining now?
Gu Wenze quickly regained his composure and said in a low voice, "Yes. An important document went missing from my office, and I suspect someone stole confidential company information. Sorry for the trouble, but I'd like you to investigate."
The two officers exchanged a glance. "Rest assured, we'll do everything we can."
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