Silence Walks Beside Us by Eli Dane Cade 251

Chapter 251 

In the Snider Group. Shane stood at the desk, reporting the latest situation to Clavert. “Mr. Snider, the su confirmed and apprehended. However, they insist that they acted on their own accord and that no one e 

Shane worked very efficiently and caught the mastermind within a week. But they were very tight–lipped, with a lot of money. 

The current situation was pretty much as Calvert had expected, almost exactly the same, in fact. It was cle: beginning that those guys weren’t after the money, so they couldn’t be poor. 

In that case, there were only two possibilities either they were very rich themselves, or they had received a money from their employer. This large sum of money must have been an unimaginable amount for them. 

“Do you want to go and ask them yourself?” Shane asked. “But they are quite stubborn. We’ve done everythir 

result 

Calvert pondered for a few seconds. “No, for the time being. Since they won’t talk, we will keep using our met as possible, to force them to talk. From their funding chain to their network of connections, don’t miss a sing! 

“Alright. Someone from Funtime Games is here, saying that they are here to apply for funding. The finance de not very happy about it, and the board of directors has some objections.” 

Calvert frowned slightly. “The board of directors has objections? Which one?” 

“Some of the directors want to hold a board meeting in advance.” Shane felt sorry for those people in his heart. 7 being way too arrogant. How dare they dream of dealing with Calvert? Too bold. 

Calvert looked calm, revealing no particular emotion. “In advance? What’s the emergency? Just follow company p 

“Alright, are you going to the new media company later? It’s a mess over there because of the spokesperson issue. 1 come up with a lot of proposals, and there’s dissatisfaction with every single one.” 

Shane had been going back and forth to the new media company frequently, thinking he could resolve it quickly, Is later realized that he was wrong. The situation there was in a mess, but they always came up with many ideas 

What was even worse was that they kept wanting to ask for help on the Internet. For a large corporation like the Su Group, any negative publicity could have irreversible and serious consequences. 

Calvert slightly raised his head and pondered for a moment. “Have the person in charge come here. Also, let the netin choose the spokesperson. Initiate a vote, and the one with the highest votes wins.” 

“But wouldn’t that cause an uproar online as well? I’m afraid it will affect other businesses Shane surfed the Internet a & and knew how terrifying public opinions could be. 

Calvert glanced at him indifferently and said, “Do you have any better ideas? If we let them contine to make a fuss, the public opinion will either crush us or they’ll fall apart on their own 

For the time being, Shane didn’t have a better solution. After all, they were making a big fuss tf a solution wasn’t provided soon, things would really end up as Calvert said. 

“Then I’ll be going out now. If you need anything, just call me Shane felt that something was wrong with Calvert today. He couldn’t tell whether Calvert was happy or angry. He could only use the word “strange to describe Calvert’s mood. 

A few seconds after Shane turned to leave, Calvert called out to him. Do you think a woman who hates you would take care of you when you’re hungover?” It was a simple question, but Shane got a lot of information 

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Calvert must have asked the question for himself, but he didn’t ask directly. Shane wanted to know more. He w and asked, “Mr. Snider, are you asking this for your friend?” 

Calvert’s expression changed subtly. He cleared his throat unnaturally. “Is that important? I just saw this topic o Shane nodded meaningfully. “So that’s how it is. Well, the replies from netizens should be more professional th I’m asking you now, Calvert emphasized. “Is it that difficult to answer?” 

Shane shook his head frantically. “No, not at all. In this case, it means that the woman doesn’t hate me. If she did she take care of me? She should have taken advantage of the situation.” 

“So, doesn’t hate?” Calvert didn’t have much experience dealing with women. He felt a bit awkward and embarras but Shane was currently the closest male to him. 

“Mr. Snider, are you talking about Ms. Turner?” Shane’s inquiry was laced with curiosity. He needed to confirm. Af were Ash, things might be different. Ash was different from most women. She was difficult to understand. 

Calvery looked a little unnatural. He quickly denied it. “No, I just saw the topic. It’s nothing. You can leave.” “Okay.” Though a thousand questions swirled in Shane’s mind, he didn’t dare to press Calvert. One wrong move an lose another month’s bonus. Calvert was always unpredictable. As his assistant, Shane had to be extremely cautious Just as Shane reached the door, a deep, magnetic voice called out again. “What if it were Ash? What would be differe Shane’s lips twitched. His boss, the ever–rational Calvert, truly fell in love. Why else would Calvert ask such a naive q Suppressing the urge to laugh, he turned around with a professional smile. “Mr. Snider, if it were Ms. Turner, I would know what to do. Ms. Turner is unique. She’s not like other girls. But I doubt she’d hate the man. No one wants to spe long time with someone they dislike.” 

Shane glanced at Calvert’s face, afraid of saying the wrong thing and hurting his pride. “But you and Ms. Turner woak be like that.” 

‘Why wouldn’t we be like that?” Calvert continued to ask. 

Shane’s back was now covered in a cold sweat. He had just said it casually, so there was really no need Nie Calvert To co asking. He was just trying to say something nice. Why didn’t Calvert, with his high IQ, understand love? 

‘Because, um… Because you two seem very rational. You will definitely treat feelings objectively and fairly, so such a thi will not happen.” Shane smiled awkwardly. 

Calvert lowered his head, his voice cold and distant. “So you think it’s a good thing to be objective and lair in relativity The doorbell rang, interrupting their conversation.