The Billionaire’s Regretful Obsession – Victoria Hale

Chapter 222 Evidence Doesn't Lie Among everyone here, his status was probably the most important. Some had only sent their second-in-command. After all, this was just a celebration-not a huge event. But still, in just a few months, SC had achieved such results. No one would underestimate that. Sending a second-in-command was enough to show respect. But George was different. As the representative of the Latham family, ordinary people might not recognize him-but everyone here had done their research. They definitely knew who he was. "What this woman did has nothing to do with us.

If you two want to fight, take it outside. This isn't the place for your nonsense." The woman was furious, but she knew she couldn't afford to offend the people in the first row. She was just an SC customer-she had money, but no real power. "How dare you lie like that? Are you spreading rumors about Mr. Latham? And you say you didn't steal the ticket? Do you think Mr. Latham would do something like that? Use your brain before you lie! You have to pay me double the money today!" But Sherry took out her phone the next second.

Julia's voice and George's words came out of it-exactly what they'd said earlier. Even though their voices now were slightly different from the recording, everyone could tell it was them. And the meaning was clear: this seat was the one they'd told Sherry to sit in. No one had expected Julia-who looked as beautiful as an angel on stage-to steal someone else's ticket! But that didn't make sense either. "I knew something was off. If Mr. Latham wanted a front-row seat, he could get it easily. Why would he steal someone else's?" "Yeah!

Even with Julia's status-backed by the Splendor Group-she could get a front-row seat without trouble. After all, she has the Bode family behind her." 1/3 "Isn't that Gilbert's wife?" People stared at Sherry up and down. She was definitely beautiful. But beauty didn't mean anything. She was just a rejected "Mrs. Bode". When it came to choosing between her and George, the decision was obvious. "I think they were just being nice to you. After all, you came alone. And they never thought you'd steal a ticket-so they said that.

Besides, everyone knows you and Julia don't get along." "With their power, they wouldn't need to steal a ticket. You're probably lying because you hate them. As for Sherry's ticket..." The implication was clear. Sherry never attended events like this. Gilbert would never give her his ticket. So how did she get in? "Yeah. If Mr. Bode were here, he'd know who's really in the wrong." Because Julia's and George's words had been recorded by Sherry, no one dared to say anything too harsh about her. But their words were all biased toward Julia.

Gilbert wasn't here, so there was no way to prove whose ticket Sherry had used. So everyone focused on how Sherry could have gotten in-since she couldn't have used Gilbert's ticket. Sherry glanced around at everyone, memorizing their faces. "What? Can't you hear it? Or are you just saying anything to suck up?" Saying it themselves was one thing-but being called out was another. Everyone's expressions darkened. "Are we wrong? You want to blame them just based on a recording? What if the recording is fake?

After all, why else would you record it unless came prepared?" you "Right, your relationship was on the rocks, so she deliberately said some harsh things on purpose. People like us are careful with our words-we'd never leave such a big loophole for our rivals." For people in their position, the key to winning was not letting others get any dirt on you. Julia and George weren't the type to make such a big mistake. 2/3 They really weren't-but they'd never seen Sherry as a rival. In other words, they weren't afraid of Sherry recording it.

Because with their power and status, no one would stand up for Sherry. They could even make up lies to cover it up. "So you people can turn black into white-even with evidence?" Sherry sneered. "Your desire to suck up is really obvious.". The woman looked at Sherry. She didn't seem to be lying. Besides, if the recording was real, Sherry was the one who'd been wronged. "I don't care who's right or wrong. You have to pay me the money!" As soon as she finished speaking, someone walked in. 3/3 admin