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Chapter 378: Lisbeth faced Callie with a look of severity. "Did you not verify this before? Was it not you who suggested taking charge of this project? You assured us you had conducted thorough research." Caught off guard, Callie struggled to explain. She had indeed researched, but had not realized it was the same studio under a new name. "This studio wasn't called that at the time," Callie attempted to clarify. Lisbeth's expression hardened. "And that excuses you? With so many resources at your disposal, couldn't you have inquired further? What is your role here?

Do you think a change in the studio's name justifies breaking a contract on your own? Who allowed you to make such a decision?" "I apologize," Callie muttered, stepping back and sealing her lips. Her meek demeanor bore a trace of hurt, which only irritated Lisbeth further. With a roll of her eyes, Lisbeth responded sharply, "A mere apology won't fix this disaster. If that were the case, consequences would be unnecessary.

You're the deputy director, yet you failed to thoroughly investigate such a critical issue and didn't even inform your superiors?" Lisbeth, having been away from the company, had delegated these responsibilities to Callie. She was unprepared for such a significant error. Massaging her temples, Lisbeth felt that Ethan had indeed introduced a problematic element. "Nyla, I assure you I will address this appropriately. Please outline any compensation you deem necessary," she said. Nyla suggested, "Standard compensation will suffice.

However, this significant lapse from Crestwave Group raises concerns about our future dealings." Callie's hands balled into fists as she shot a resentful look at Nyla. She was taken aback by Nyla's boldness. Meanwhile, Lisbeth pondered deeply before responding, "Your worries are valid. We will fully compensate for your losses and ensure this issue is resolved to your satisfaction." Explore more now on gⱯlnσνls․com Nyla felt confident in Lisbeth's ability to manage the situation. She then directed a cold gaze at Callie, her disdain barely concealed.

"The misleading statements your company made online need to be addressed. I expect a public apology from Miss Higgins to our studio." "That's out of the question!" Callie retorted, disbelief widening her eyes. She had never faced such a humiliating demand. Apologizing would imply she was solely to blame. How would she maintain her professional reputation after such an admission? Nyla's expression grew stern. "Why is it out of the question? You initiated this, didn't you? Aren't you accountable?

If you deny any wrongdoing, we might have to settle this legally." She was prepared, with evidence in hand, knowing the lawsuit would implicate the company and inevitably involve Ethan. Callie, visibly torn, glanced at Lisbeth, who remained deliberately unobservant. "This is my fault. I... I'll apologize!" Callie finally conceded, her voice strained. Nyla received the answer she had been waiting for, and a smug smile crept onto her lips. . . .