Domineering Mr. CEO and His Impudent Love

Chapter 2638: Chapter 111: Irrefutable Evidence

Stella Brown was sure she didn’t see it wrong.

This can’t just be it.

She believed what she had just witnessed with her own eyes, Molly Wellington being carried into a room by a man.

And at this late hour, everyone was in their rooms, except Johnson Williams was missing.

What a coincidence it would be!

"Oh, I got it!" Suddenly, Stella Brown seemed to have thought of something, her eyes gleaming with light.

She pointed her finger at Molly Wellington: "I got it, I got it... No wonder you were talking so much at the door just now, blocking us, you were giving Johnson Williams time.

Johnson Williams was in your room from the beginning.

The reason he took so long to show up was because you were buying him time to sneak out through the window! You definitely have something going on!"

Stella Brown’s imagination was truly running wild.

She meant that Johnson Williams had been in Molly Wellington’s room from the start, and when they called to open the door, Molly Wellington blocked the doorway so Johnson Williams could use the opportunity to go out the window.

Then Johnson Williams came in from the outside, as if nothing happened, pretending he had been working overtime in the small conference room.

"Hmph, anyway, you all know, everyone was in their rooms tonight, no one was over at the small conference room. Even if you say you were working overtime, we have no one to disprove it. Molly Wellington, your plans really are loud.

However, no matter how things turn out, there will be signs, Johnson Williams stayed in your room that long, there must be traces on your bed.

One person sleeping and two people tossing and turning leave different traces on the bed.

So, if you really have nothing to do with Johnson Williams, would you dare to let us in and take a look?"

Even as a newcomer in the office, Stella Brown knew full well that by making such a scene today, she had completely broken off with Molly Wellington, offending her deeply.

But she had no way out.

Even if she admitted now that she was wrong, Molly Wellington would not forgive her.

If that’s the case, she might as well make a big deal out of it.

Anyway, as long as she could catch Molly Wellington on something, even if they turned against each other, she could still have a reason to defend herself when someone from the Headquarters came over.

However, just as Stella Brown finished her ironclad words,

a slightly mocking laugh came from Molly Wellington.

"Heh... Stella Brown, you’re really a good storyteller. However, no matter how good your story is, my room is definitely not a place you can just enter and inspect at will. If you want to check my room, call Mr. Taylor, you’re... not qualified."

After saying that, Molly Wellington didn’t even bother to pay attention to Stella Brown, turning to close the door.

"Wait—you’re feeling guilty, you can’t close it!" At this point, Stella Brown had no retreat, she absolutely couldn’t let Molly Wellington just close the door.

Stella Brown rushed forward, holding the door, even about to call others to help force their way in.

However, at that moment.

The slightly innocent voice of Johnson Williams suddenly came from behind: "Ahem... um... Stella, you really misunderstood me and Secretary Wellington. I was working overtime in the small conference room and saved the document on the computer ten minutes ago, then printed several copies.

If you don’t believe me, you can check the computer and printer in the small conference room. The document save time and print time are all recorded."

Johnson Williams’s words were like a sledgehammer, smashing Stella Brown’s last bit of stubbornness to pieces.

The save times on the computer, and the print times on the printer, indeed have records.

Moreover, these records cannot be changed, the final save time, print time.

If it was indeed ten minutes ago, it would be solid proof that Johnson Williams was not in Molly Wellington’s room.

In this way, Stella Brown’s reckless accusation of a colleague, stirring up trouble within the company, would be an unforgivable misdeed no matter what.

[Next Chapter around 19:00]