The evidence, timelines, and proofs of Wang Cai's crimes—she had all of it neatly organised. For the right price, she could have handed it over without blinking.
But that would mean dealing with the police.
Too much trouble.
They have too many questions, drag things out, and never pay enough to justify the risk. Worse, once you were on their radar, it was hard to step out of their sight again.
Nope. Not worth it.
She closed that path in her mind without hesitation and continued working alone.
As she combed through Wang Cai's contact list, she expanded her scope to include his company. That was when something finally caught her eye.
An anomaly.
"Huh…?"
Her fingers froze mid-scroll.
Sixty-five percent of the company's shares. That is, Wang Cai's controlling stake had actually been transferred to someone else.
Her eyes narrowed.
"Why would Wang Cai sell his shares?"
