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    Sadie smirked to herself.


    She had anticipated their reaction to Briley’s firing, but she hadn’t expected them to confront her so quickly, within a single day.


    Sadie exchanged a knowing nce with Samuel.


    Understanding the message, Samuel grabbed a folder from one of the bodyguards and tossed it onto the floor in front of Coyle.


    “See for yourself,” Samuel said with obvious disdain.


    It was Sutton who bent down, grabbed the folder, and flipped through the documents inside. His expression grew increasingly grim as he read, and soon his eyes widened with shock.


    The documents contained all the information a private detective agency had uncovered about Briley. There were numerous photos, written records, and even a hospital report.


    The photos showed Briley frequenting nightclubs, living recklessly, and getting intimate with various men. Some of the photos were quite explicit.


    The written records detailed her regr activities—who she met and where she went. Every move was meticulously documented.


    Then there was the hospital report, which revealed that Briley had recently undergone an abortion.


    The more Sutton read, the more horrified he became. He couldn’t believe his sister was leading such a reckless life behind the scenes. She had even had an abortion!


    These revtions shattered the image he had of Briley.


    “What does this mean? Did you actually have someone investigate my sister?”


    Sadie scoffed. “Do you honestly think you’re in a position to question my actions, Sutton? Briley hasn’t shown up at thepany for a week. As her boss, I am well within my rights to investigate her whereabouts. Or are you suggesting that you and your family can simply disregard thepany rules ande and go as you please?”


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    Sutton was at a loss for words. It was indeed wrong for Briley not to show up at thepany, but he couldn’t bring himself to ept the consequences that followed.


    “She might be wrong to skip work, but that doesn’t mean you can just pry into her private affairs! You’re not fooling anyone, Sadie. I know you deliberately did this to drive her out of thepany! You’ve publicized this to the entirepany. How could Briley face anyone now? You ruined her reputation!”


    Coyle had also read the contents of the documents. He wasn’t as agitated as Sutton, but his expression turned unpleasant. The photos of his daughter were particrly humiliating, and seeing her in such a state felt like a physical blow to his chest. Even so, he knew he needed to maintain hisposure—for now.


    Coyle heaved a deep, regretful sigh. “Sadie, I know you’ve had misunderstandings with Briley, but she is still young and naive. She is bound to make mistakes here and there. Why do you have to be so ruthless and ruin her future?”


    Sadie looked him up and down, her disgust clear on her face. Even now, the old fox was pretending to be a concerned and benevolent father. The hypocrisy of this family was truly something to behold.


    “Misunderstandings?” she repeated in a mocking tone. She gestured at the documents now in Coyle’s hands. “Do you see those as mere misunderstandings, Coyle? I’ll say it onest time—Briley is fired from Wall Group. From today onwards, she is no longer an employee, and is in no way connected to thepany. Feel free to take this up with the board if you like. I don’t mind presenting those documents as grounds for her termination, so everyone can see what kind of person your precious daughter really is!”


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