Reborn Aristocrat: Oppressing

It was said that men were the most charming when they were serious.

Lu Manman pursed her lips and took out her cell phone to look away.

She opened the news app, ready to look at the news about her father, when she caught a glimpse of herself and Mo Yuanxiu. The photo of the two of them looking at each other stood out prominently in the headlines. The caption read ‘Mo Yuanxiu has set his mind on Lu Manman as his woman and is mocking someone.’

The content was very vague. What was interesting was always the comments section.

“I find Mo Yuanxiu even more manly now! I can’t help but fall in love with him!”

“Lu Manman made the right decision by choosing Mo Yuanxiu in this lifetime.”

When Lu Manman saw this, her eyelids twitched.

She continued.

“The person Mo Yuanxiu is referring to is Wen Yun, right? I knew that Wen Yun wasn’t a good guy. It was definitely a selfish decision that he wanted to marry Lu Manman!”

“Lu Manman and Mo Yuanxiu will live happily ever after!”

…

She read the comments for a while.

More and more people were mocking Wen Yun. Meanwhile, more and more people were agreeing with Mo Yuanxiu.

This was the effect of the news.

Wen Yun was still lacking popularity in the media.

Of course, what he had done had also hastened his own self-destruction!

She put her cell phone down, tired.

Looking up, she saw that Mo Yuanxiu was still facing the computer with a serious expression. The dim light from the computer screen shone on his face, making his handsome face seem cold and hard to approach.

She stretched herself and got off the couch.

“Miss Lu.” Mo Yuanxiu was focused on his computer and did not even look up.

“Mm?”

“Come here.”

She walked over, in disbelief that he would see through her so quickly.

“There are three accounts here. They are a list of expenses incurred by the same company in January and March of last year. The total cost added up to 48,000,000 yuan. I’ve looked at Lu Firm’s last year and the second half of last year’s financial report. The collaboration with this company is confidential, so nothing unusual could be gleaned from it at first glance. But on closer inspection, one would notice that the three purchases of refined electronic hardware have been made before or after purchase. Although the quantity and amount are not equal, I cannot rule out the possibility of a fictional contract in these three accounts.”

“Fictional contract?” Lu Manman furrowed her brows.

“In other words, there’s no practical physical purchase, and it’s just a transaction,” Mo Yuanxiu said. “I suggest you look through the list of purchases tomorrow morning and see where the products were used for these three periods. I suspect that someone did the accounting work so well and must be using some underhanded methods to mask the use of these products. Also, you need to check the contracts for these three purchases and see who signed them. Was your father’s handwriting copied, or was it just asking for authorization? At the same time, you need to keep an eye on the partner unit and check on their situation. See how they’re doing with Lu Firm and which higher-ups they have the most contact with. I think this would be the fastest way for you to find a loophole.”

“Okay.” She nodded.

She kept her eyes on him as she nodded.

Mo Yuanxiu shifted his aching body. “Of course, if you don’t trust me, then forget it. I’m just saying it casually.”

With that, he got up from his chair and was ready to leave.

“Mo Yuanxiu.” Lu Manman suddenly grabbed his arm.

He looked at her.

“Thank you,” she said sincerely.