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Chapter 104 The Evidence

“Look at me!”

Sandra’s complexion turned dark, and she forcefully grabbed Rebecca’s arm.

Rebecca, who had lost all hope of survival, was momentarily stunned.

Then, slowly, she raised her gaze.

Sandra’s eyes were resolute, and her entire being exuded a dominant aura.

It made Rebecca feel empowered.

Rebecca didn’t know what was happening to herself.

Suddenly, she felt that her act of suicide was foolish.

“Sandra, I…”

“Leave it to me.”

Sandra turn around, shielding Rebecca behind her.

When Mathew saw her, he was surprised.

“Let’s deal with Rebecca’s matter first.” Sandra didn’t want to reminisce, her face showing a hint of impatience.

Mathew nodded and looked at Shaun.

Shaun cast a cold glance at Sandra.

“You barged in without any manners. Is Rebecca under your bad influence?”

Shaun had always been engrossed in his research and didn’t care much about news.

So he didn’t recognize Sandra at all.

But Betty did.

“Mrs. Cooper?” She exclaimed, somewhat disbelieving

y downloaded the pictures from a

It was indeed her.

the internet, and compared them.

Sandra’s expression was indifferent. “So you are Betty?

Betty never expected that Rebecca had the backing of the Cooper.

She turned pale and quickly hid behind Shaun.

Shaun’s face darkened.

“I don’t care who you are, if you act recklessly here, I will make you regret!”

Only then did Sandra’s gaze fall on Shaun’s face.

“I didn’t see there’s a fool here, my apologies.”

Shaun immediately became furious, “How dare you insult me!”

Shaun had a reputable career all these years.

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Everyone treated him with respect..

This was the first time someone had insulted him like this.

It made his blood pressure rise.

“Security, grab her and call the police!”

Sandra sneered.

“Of course, the police will be called, but who they will take away is uncertain!”

Mathew, seeing the tension escalating, quickly walked over to defuse the situation.

“Sandra, do you have any evidence to help Rebecca clear her name?”

Betty panicked a little and hurriedly spoke.

“I have witnesses and my drafts. Do you want to use the Cooper’s influence to make me yield?”

Her voice was timid, as if she was afraid.

Shaun immediately shouted, “I don’t care who you are, get out!”

Sandra’s demeanor was even more icy and stern.

Every word seemed to seep forth from the depths of an ice sheet, evoking a shivering sensation within the hearts of those who heard them.

“Mathew, would you object to me availing myself of your facilities?”

Mathew promptly said, “Feel free to use any.”

Sandra, the esteemed wife of the Cooper, was a figure not to be trifled with in Geniston.

But there was another reason why he respected her so much.

Sandra inserted a USB drive into the computer. Soon, a projection of a document appeared on the wall, Within lay an abundance of information concerning Rebecca.

During her time at university, Rebecca had harbored a profound interest in the field of biotechnology, diligently pursuing knowledge within the library.

Then she was granted the opportunity to stay in a laboratory and composed her first–ever scholarly paper, which was duly embraced by a prestigious domestic academic journal.

Rebecca devoted herself to the study of her project, consistently publishing papers in due course. Most notably, her undergraduate thesis propelled her mentor to the esteemed position of professorship.

Sandra then opened Betty’s file.

academic performance barely scraping through.

During her university years, Betty’s

Her graduation thesis was a mer

patchwork.

How she managed to secure admission to the graduate remains a mystery.

Shaun’s countenance turned awkward upon beholding Betty’s academic record from her undergraduate

years.

However, contemplating the fact that some individuals may exhibit delayed brilliance despite initial setbacks, he retorted, “That didn’t prove anything!”

A derisive smile curled upon Sandra’s lips.

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Sandra opened another folder, revealing the Tik Tok videos from the coffee shop.

As part of their marketing strategy, the coffee shop regularly disseminated numerous TikTok videos on a daily basis.

Sandra located the upload timestamps and selected several videos.

During that period, the coffee shop frequently featured Rebecca, capturing her diligent study sessions after she completed her part–time shifts.

The individual responsible for filming remained oblivious to the confidential nature of her thesis, thus forgoing any attempts to obfuscate its contents.

Rebecca did not procure a laptop, so it was handwriting. The specialized content within bore the unmistakable hallmarks of an original manuscript.

Overwhelmed by a surge of grievance, Rebecca could no longer contain her anguish.

Her voice was faltering as she desperately sought to refute, “I told you before.”

Sandra cast a gaze upon Shaun, whose face had grown increasingly grim.

“Mr. Fisher, you might view these videos as inadmissible as substantiating evidence.”

Shaun did indeed harbor such thoughts.

If these videos were real, then he had grievously misunderstood an exceptional prodigy.

Unaware of Sandra’s collection of evidence, Betty felt a sense of dread.

“You got to trust me, Mr. Fisher.”

Uttering a scoff, Sandra promptly opened another video.

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“I have restored a section of surveillance footage which Ofrea University reported as damaged. Mr. Fisher, is your heart prepared for this?‘