Love Comes To Me
Chapter 1455: It's not right to hit people

A tense and oppressive atmosphere hung over the entire Leoz Group as the employees involved were questioned. Strangely, however, all the employees seemed to be fine.

Upon hearing the results of this report, Marcos was silent for a long moment before saying in a deep voice, "The company's security has always been tight, it can't have been someone from the outside." "Prince, is it necessary to interrogate again? Perhaps there was an oversight somewhere?" asked Alfredo.

Marcos looked up, eyes calm as the sea, without a hint of panic, giving the impression that the Leoz Group had not had such a serious problem.

"Go back to questioning him carefully." said Marcos.

Alfredo reflected for a moment and asked, "Should we focus on questioning some of the core members of the project?"

"Alfredo, how many years have you been following me?" asked Marcos instead of answering.

Alfredo hastily ducked his head, "I know what needs to be done."

Marcos tapped his bony fingers on the table, a cold look in his eyes, his thin lips parted, "Keep an eye on those men, they are the most suspicious now." "Yes!"

Alfredo took his orders and left.

In the evening, Marcos returned home late.

Mr. Juan and Mrs. Gloria had stayed up and were waiting for him.

"Dad, Mom, I've made you worry." Seeing his parents' worried expression, Marcos felt guilty.

Even when he had lost his memory, his parents had not complained a word and had confidently left the Leoz Group in his hands.

But now that something so serious had happened, he had really let them down in their expectations of him.

"Silly boy, why apologize." Mrs. Gloria looked at him with pity and helplessness, and said with relief, "Don't put too much pressure on yourself, if you have a problem, we'll fix it." Marcos nodded, with a slight smile tugging at the corners of his lips, "Got it, Mom."

"Do you need my help?" asked Mr. Juan.

Since handing over the Leoz Group to his brothers, Mr. Juan had rarely inquired about the company's affairs.

But this time was unusual and he feared the shareholders would give Marcos a hard time.

"Dad, I can handle it."

Mr. Juan patted him on the shoulder, "Of course Dad trusts you. It's just that I'm afraid you and Alvaro are very tired and I want to share a little of the load for you." "Dad, I appreciate your feelings. But you really don't need to take the lead on this, it's too big a job." joked Marcos with a smile.

Sister John gave him an uncomfortable look, "Are you burying me?"

"No." Marcos curbed his smile and said earnestly, "Dad, Mom, trust me, I got this."

Mr. Juan and Mrs. Gloria looked at each other, now it seemed they had worried too much, even if he had lost his memory, he was still the same thunderous Marcos. The son they were most proud of.

"Marcos, we have always believed in you." Mrs. Gloria held his hand tightly.

Marcos said earnestly, "Thank you."

After saying "good night" to his parents, Marcos went upstairs and headed to his room.

Paulina was sitting up in bed, asleep.

A smile of helplessness and affection crossed Marcos' face, he was impressed that she could fall asleep in that position.

He walked over to her and called softly, "Paulina."

Paulina was stunned when she heard a familiar voice, it was Marcos...

She opened her eyes and was greeted by a familiar face.

"Marcos," she yawned as she sat up and raised her hand to cover her mouth.

"Why don't you lie down and get some sleep," Marcos reached up and tied the strands of hair around her cheeks and behind her ears.

Paulina pressed her lips together and whispered, "I've been waiting for you."

Marcos sighed softly, "Worried about me?"

"Yes." Paulina nodded, "How could I not be worried after what happened today."

His most prized project, the product had been developed, only to be launched by another company before him.

This was a big blow to him.

He feared he felt hard inside and blamed himself.

"I'm not that fragile." Mark cupped her face in his hands and looked straight into her worried pupils, the corners of his mouth curved into helpless circles. "I'm fine, don't worry about me." Paulina took his hand between her own and asked cautiously, "Did you find the mole?"

Marcos shook his head.

"How did that happen?" Paulina looked puzzled, "If it wasn't a mole, how could such important information have been leaked?"

"There has to be a mole." Marcos lowered his hand, "It's just that the other party hid it well and it wasn't discovered."

"So, if it wasn't discovered, the matter is forgotten?". Paulina couldn't help but feel a little exasperated.

The Leoz Group had always treated all employees honestly, but it was unexpected for an employee to betray the company.

"Don't be angry, there will always be a time when a breach is revealed." Marcos wrapped her hand in his, "I've asked Alfredo to send someone to keep an eye on it, I'm sure there will be good news soon." At that, Paulina breathed a sigh of relief, "How nice. A man who eats out of his own pocket shouldn't be forgiven so easily."

Marcos nodded, "I know."

"Tired, aren't you?" Paulina changed the subject, "Go shower and rest."

"Mmm." Marcos lowered his head and planted a soft kiss on her forehead and said softly, "You go to sleep first, good night." "Good night."

Paulina lay back down and soon fell asleep.

Mark tucked her in before getting up to go to the bathroom.

...

For the second day in a row, the debate about what happened to the Leoz Group was still raging, with some economic experts estimating that this time the Leoz Group would lose up to a billion dollars.

On the one hand, the Leoz Group will not be accountable to its project partners, and in serious cases could have to pay damages, and on the other hand, all the money invested in the preliminary investigation of the project is equivalent to doing someone else's work for them.

The total money invested by Lam Rodas could add up to more than that.

Alvaro has been working like a gyroscope for two days.

He had to reassure his partners while trying to find a way to minimize his losses.

Finally, he couldn't take it anymore and ran to the president's office.

"Brother, when we catch the mole, I'll be sure to give him a good thrashing at ...! It's very unethical to betray the company." said Alvaro angrily.

"It's not right to beat people up."

Marcos' cold words floated, and Alvaro wilted like a deflated ball.

"Brother, you say we don't usually treat our staff badly, so how come this kind of bad luck happens to us?"

Alvaro still couldn't understand why any employee would choose to sell the company.

"Profit."

Marcos' simple words explained it all.

Alvaro bristled, "Is profit more important than a person's character?"

This was about divulging trade secrets and, if discovered, there was legal liability.

Those who decided to take the risk rarely came out in one piece.