Find Me In Your Labyrinth novel Chapter 1624

Early the next morning, Emily arrived at the company. News about the James Group’s bidding details being leaked had spread all over the internet and it seemed as though everyone had learned about it overnight.

As Emily walked through the building, people were whispering and pointing fingers at her.

She didn't let it bother her, and headed straight for the elevator and went to the thirty-ninth floor.

Charlie was absent, and Tracy arrived later.

She met Tracy in the pantry, where Tracy was making herself a cup of coffee. Looking at Emily, her voice icy, “I’m surprised to see you at work today.”

Emily filled her mug, saying, “Why wouldn’t I come to work? I've done nothing wrong.”

“Do you understand how serious this situation is?” Tracy gave her a sidelong glance, “It not only damaged our company's reputation but caused the stocks price to drop significantly this morning. The losses is beyond what you can imagine. Emily, if I were you, I wouldn’t dare show my face here after causing the company such harm.”

Emily met her gaze and said firmly, “I didn’t do it.”

“You can explain that to Mr. James. Regardless whether you did it or not, you’ve cost the company a fortune and everyone can see that!” Tracy said with a smirk, “I know Mr. James valued you a lot, perhaps he might even have some feelings for you. But the more that’s the case, the more you should consider the company's best interests.”

Emily raised an eyebrow, “You want me to resign?”

Tracy nodded, “Yes. Now it's only if you resign that those bidding companies will stop caring, and this matter will slowly calm down.”

Emily's gaze remained clear and resolute, “I won't resign, at least not until this matter is fully investigated.”

“I’m just trying to help, you should resign now. It might be your only chance. Wait any longer, and you might not be able to leave.” Tracy said with an air of superiority, then she left the room with her coffee.

Emily took a deep breath, filled her mug with water, and got back to work.

Over the next two days, those bidding companies kept calling Gavin to inquire about the progress.

Despite being pointing by other during her breaks and meal times, Emily focused on her work.