Chapter Five: The Creditor in Uniform

Gu Tingshan did not become angry. Men accustomed to control grew quieter when threatened. He closed the petition. “A dismissed waiter is guessing about a company payment. The bank should know whom to believe.” “Then identify the recipient of the $120,000,” Lin said. “Ordinary legal advice,” Cheng answered. “Which firm?” “Confidential.” Su turned her tablet around. The transfer memo read MOUNTAIN & SEA BRAND RESTRUCTURING. The receiving account belonged to Mountain & Sea. Gu looked at her with bookkeeping coldness. “Director Su, did your father's lesson teach you nothing about disclosing company records?” Her fingers stiffened.