Inheritance of Two Trillion-Chapter 2277 - 1725: The Outcome of the Game_2

This time, Wen Yan changed from his usual friendly demeanor and publicly criticized Caroline for her poor personnel management. Her people intended to frame the senior management of Zhenbei Group and deserved condemnation.

Whether it was Nick, Ma Weiqian, or Jin Yunxuan, none of them were part of the Zhenbei Group system, yet they all were Caroline’s people.

Wen Yan sternly suggested that the group should file a lawsuit and must help Bai Xiaosheng restore his reputation.

Towards Caroline, Wen Yan only condemned her and did not blame the entire conspiracy on her.

Even though video evidence had already emerged.

Wen Yan knew that merely relying on that, even the police could not conclude that Caroline was involved.

Since they couldn’t make a case against Caroline, they had to settle for less.

Wen Yan only blamed Caroline for her poor judgment of people.

Thus, Caroline could count herself lucky not to face the group’s charges and could remain silent on the following matters!

Vice Chairman Morgan remained silent in the face of Wen Yan’s statement.

In fact, he really had nothing to say and didn’t want to be implicated in this matter to avoid being caught off guard. It wasn’t worth it.

"Regarding those who framed Bai Xiaosheng, I guess it’s because Bai Xiaosheng was investigating some of the group’s subordinate companies, affecting their business and interests!" Wen Yan shifted his tone and spoke sternly.

This statement surprised everyone present, who looked at him in shock.

They didn’t know what prompted Wen Yan’s words.

"During Bai Xiaosheng’s time in North America, he was exercising his supervisory authority, investigating some enterprises here. Among them were several companies that sold the group’s interests to cooperate with Ambray." Wen Yan stated solemnly, "Unexpectedly, just as he uncovered some leads, he was framed! This is simply a provocation. I don’t believe no one in our group helped! Our headquarters’ supervisory department, our group, cannot sit idly by!"

As Wen Yan spoke, he even slammed the table in front of the Vice Chairmen and the business presidents, his eyes full of indignation.

This was his first time doing so.

Those present looked at each other in surprise, yet no one accused Wen Yan of being impolite.

Vice Chairman Morgan’s eyes flickered as he looked at Wen Yan.

"What on earth is going on?!" Vice Chairman Li Yunyuan, who had newly returned, asked sternly.

"Ladies and gentlemen, Vice Chairmen and business presidents, look at this!"

Wen Yan stood up and turned on the projector beside him.

On the big screen, there were pictures of the organized evidence.

"This is the evidence Bai Xiaosheng found during his investigation!" Wen Yan said in a deep voice.

As the slides played one by one, everyone present, regardless of the truth, gasped.

A total of seven North American subsidiaries of the group had serious problems, with conclusive evidence.

"This is simply outrageous!"

"These parasites!"

"Daring to do such things right under our noses!"

"Lawlessness, absolute lawlessness!"

The Vice Chairmen present expressed their anger one after another.

No matter their thoughts, upon seeing these during the meeting, they needed to show a unified attitude.

"Remove all these parasites!"

Vice Chairman Morgan also wore an angry expression and shouted loudly, even louder than others.

Caroline was already in trouble, and she couldn’t manage everything over there, and they still wanted to protect these people?

Especially with such abundant evidence?

Vice Chairman Morgan wasn’t a fool and certainly wouldn’t do anything stupid or oppose everyone.

"Since the Vice Chairmen are so determined, our supervisory department cannot tolerate these people either!" Wen Yan looked seriously at everyone, his gaze sweeping past Vice Chairman Morgan, then took out a pre-drafted handling opinion to announce.

"I now announce the following actions against BL Technology’s Chief Executive Officer, Ye Liena..."

Wen Yan announced the handling results one by one, starting with Ye Liena.

This was also Bai Xiaosheng’s intention.

Bai Xiaosheng worried that Caroline was too busy to handle Ye Liena, so he acted on her behalf.

Bai Xiaosheng’s thoughts about Ye Liena were unknown even to Wen Yan.

After all, BL Technology indeed had numerous issues and had long been under investigation.

All the enterprise leaders mentioned would partially be dismissed, while most would be prosecuted.

As for the new leaders, Wen Yan announced that they would be selected, recommended, and assessed by the supervisory department from the group headquarters’ talent pool.

This, unknowingly, significantly weakened Caroline’s power.

Caroline wasn’t present at the meeting, so she had no way to oppose.

Vice Chairman Morgan wanted to speak, but this involved not just one or two leaders’ changes but a whole batch.

The headquarters’ supervisory department indeed had this power.

As the saying goes, it’s better not to speak too much during times of turmoil; it’s already good enough not to hold Caroline accountable and add to their woes...

Morgan also feared that if he intervened, Lu Cheng’an and Li Yunyuan would seize the opportunity to attack and hold Caroline accountable.

Opposite him, Lu Cheng’an and Li Yunyuan had been watching him and, seeing him remain silent, they too kept quiet.

In any case, in their view, this matter was heartening.

Weakening Caroline and Vice Chairman Morgan’s power within the group was a good thing.

The credit was indeed due to Bai Xiaosheng, a newcomer who injected a new vitality into the years of stagnation.

As for Caroline, Lu Cheng’an and Li Yunyuan knew that this matter wouldn’t harm her much. If pursued relentlessly, Morgan would likely retaliate.

The accountability of those corporate leaders could then become problematic.

Rather than that, it was better to remain silent.

These two Vice Chairmen also didn’t make a sound.

In this world, when people reach a certain level of status, the contest between them lacks overt clashes or heroic vindications.