THE DIVORCED HEIRESS’S REVENGE - Season 4 Episode 86

Elia’s almond-shaped eyes gradually opened, feeling as if everything around her was fading. It’s interesting that they think if I don’t show them my power, they won’t back off.

Bella was discouraged that their big client, Ada Wang, had canceled the cooperation. However, what was most important at the moment was to find the traitor in the hotel. Otherwise, they would face even bigger problems.

Steven felt very uncomfortable seeing Bella worried. She gently placed the box on the table and walked out without looking back.

“It’s just trash now. Let’s go,” Bella said, urging Steven as they left.

As Steven and Bella left, a tall and upright figure walked in.

Lexin covered Bella’s retreating figure with complex emotions in his starry eyes. “Mr. Salvador, it seems the young madam will be very busy during this time. It’ll be difficult to meet with her.”

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Justin was silent. He walked to the trash can, leaned over, and picked up the box that Bella had discarded without any care.

“Mr. Salvador! Don’t pick it up. It’s too dirty!” Ian, usually a carefree person, couldn’t stand the dirt.

Ian thought, When has the dignified and arrogant Mr. Salvador ever humbled himself like this? He shouldn’t have picked it up, even if the young madam was the one who threw it away.

“It’s fine. It’s not like I never did this kind of thing when I was a kid,” Justin spoke nonchalantly. He recalled the time he saw Bella in the kitchen carefully making this dessert and couldn’t help but feel a surge of warmth in his heart. “Let’s go.”

Bella returned to the KS World Hotel and called all senior management and members of the wedding planning team to the conference room for an emergency meeting.

Everyone was furious when they heard that Ada Wang had canceled the cooperation. Seeing that their efforts were in vain, some even cried in exasperation.

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Bella saw it and felt the same way. Her heart ached too. She was not afraid that the cooperation fell through, nor did she care that she had suffered a loss. What she feared most was the disappointment of her colleagues, who had worked hard with her.

“It’s alright. This isn’t a big deal, and it’s not like we’re out of solutions. We will operate as usual, and please don’t take it to heart,” Bella laughed heartily, her beautiful eyes arching into crescents. “Don’t worry about the holiday I promised you all. We’ll still go ahead with it. Don’t cry because of this. It’s not your fault.”

However, everyone said they would cancel the holiday and devote themselves to work to make up for the losses.

After the meeting ended, everyone left. Steven looked outside to make sure no one was lingering behind before he closed the door of the conference room.

“Ms. Bella, why didn’t you tell them about the mole in the hotel while everyone was here?” Steven couldn’t help but frown in confusion. “You could put pressure on them, and I’ll observe their micro-expressions. That way, we can find out who the mole is!”

“Tsk, you’re so naive, Steven.” Bella’s fair arms naturally rested on the armrest of the leather chair. She spun around in circles and said, “Since this matter is widely known, do you think the traitor will be unprepared? They must assume that I wanted to discuss this in the meeting. But I didn’t fulfill their wish and pretended not to care. That way, they won’t be able to predict my thoughts.”

Steven couldn’t help but laugh. Bella was indeed a quirky person.

“Since the traitor has already succeeded in their plan and got away without getting caught, there is no point in putting pressure on them.”

Suddenly, Bella’s beautiful eyes darkened. “What we have to do is make them let down their guard and think that nothing is wrong. Then we’ll throw out the bait and let them bite it.”

“Ms. Bella, I will check the surveillance cameras in a moment to see if any suspicious people have approached the wedding venue. In addition, I will investigate the account that exposed the photos to see who broke the news to them!”

Bella’s narrowed eyes revealed a dangerous sense of oppression. “Alright. Go ahead.”