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Lysander’s eyes were deep and sharp as they could pierce through everything.

Leopold felt his heart jolt under the weight of his gaze, his breath hitched. His hand, resting on the

couch, clenched tighter. Even his injured hand suspended around his neck clenched slightly into a fist.

The force from his fist tugged at his wound, causing a slight tear in his flesh. But he didn’t even notice

its pain.

His amber-colored eyes met Lysander’s gaze in an adamant manner, refusing to allow any hint of guilt

to reveal.

He didn’t expect Lysander to see right through his thoughts.

The more it was like this, the more he could not lose his composure.

A second later, Leopold gritted his teeth in denial, “I didn’t think that way. I’m a victim of this bombing

incident too so I need answers! When does the Sinclair group plan to hold a board meeting to resolve

this matter?”

Lysander’s deep-set eyes stared at him for a few more seconds before casually looking away. He had

given Leopold the opportunity to confess but he didn’t take it.

So he didn’t need to keep beating around the bush with him.

Lysander turned to David, “Show him the surveillance footage.”

“Yes, Mr. Sinclair,” David responded as he walked to the computer. He pulled open the office’s curtain

and turned on the projector.

The place Leopold was seated at was directly facing the projector screen which showed the interior of

Leossa Electronics.

Following that was the video of Ethan, Betty, and Thalassa patrolling the electronics factory.

There was nothing peculiar about it, but then Leopold appeared on screen. He pulled Thalassa, who

was trailing behind, behind a piece of machinery. The equipment blocked their bodies preventing the

people in front from seeing them.

Ethan and Betty didn’t notice anything amiss.

Leopold, with a face full of longing, gazed deeply at Thalassa. His hands gripped her shoulders as he

spoke to her.

Thalassa looked a bit anxious. She asked him why he was there.

Leopold said, “Leossa Electronics used to be my factory; of course I can come and go as I please.”

After Thalassa exchanged a few more words with him, she hurriedly left to catch up with Betty and

Ethan.

Leopold didn’t leave. After watching Thalassa leave, he found a few workers in the electronics factory.

These workers were veterans of the factory. They were there when Leopold first started the electronics

factory.

They knew Leopold and had a next level of loyalty towards him.

They didn’t say much in the footage. Instead, they were led outside by Leopold.

Leopold’s nerves tightened; his face turned overcast and his breath hitched as he watched.

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He remembered this scene. It was his first time cooperating with the Crawley Group. They needed

20,000 prototype machines and gave the production order to the Sinclair Group’s Leossa Electronics.

To ensure the security of the factory, Ethan visited the factory with two secretaries to inspect the

machines and the workers.

That day, Leopold happened to visit the factory. When he saw Thalassa, he couldn’t help himself. He

pulled Thalassa behind a machine and spoke to her.

He didn’t expect that this scene would be caught on surveillance.

Leopold tried to maintain his composure; his fierce gaze met Lysander’s as he announced, “Yes, I did

speak to Thalassa that day! So what? You’re accusing me of having something to do with the bombing

just because of this?”

“It’s not over yet; keep watching.” Lysander shot him a glance, signaling him to continue watching the

projection.

Another scene appeared on the screen, in which one worker was confessing, “It was our former boss

Leopold who asked me to add phosphorus to the phones. He gave me fifty thousand dollars to do it. He

said it was just to get compensation from the partners, that there wouldn’t be any big problems; that’s

why I agreed. I was blinded by the money.”

Leopold’s pupils dilated. His face changed dramatically.