A Sweet Night The CEO Loves His Wife Ardently

Chapter 117

Audrey picked up the documents on the ground.

That was the document that the QH Limited reported her to the Bar Association.

She was accused of deliberately leaking the internal information of QH Limited to others.

Audrey could hear the discussions from the cubicles outside.

"Did you just hear that? Mr. Steele scolded Audrey. Mr. Steele has never lost his temper like this."

"This is tough love. Mr. Steele thought highly of Audrey and he even wanted to bill her as the icon of our law firm. But she made a huge mistake at this time."

"I think she might be set up."

"Even if someone framed her, it is because Audrey offended someone. Now that she has been sued, even Mr. Steele can't protect her."

"This time, Audrey may be expelled by the Bar Association."

"Not maybe, she must be expelled."

Audrey looked at Freddy calmly after hearing their words.

"Mr. Steele, what's wrong with these documents?"

Freddy said with anger.

"Can't you read yourself? Don't you know what is banned among lawyers? That's to give away the client's information. But you violated the rules and leaked client's information."

Audrey asked with a smile, "Mr. Steele, may I ask how I let out the information?"

"They have evidence. It's your signature."

Audrey chuckled.

"Mr. Steele, are you saying that they use my signature to prove that I have leaked information?"

Freddy looked at her impatiently.

"Audrey, is repeating other's words interesting? Didn't I just say that? Now they have evidence that you did leak the information. You can't deny it."

As he was speaking, the receptionist Blake made an internal call.

After hanging up the phone, he put on a sullen face.

"People from the Bar Association have arrived. They were brought into the meeting room. You should settle this matter yourself, but no matter what, you can't involve the firm."

Audrey smiled.

"Don't worry, Mr. Steele. I will not throw mud at the firm. Since they have evidence that I have violated the lawyers' rules, of course, I will bear the result myself."

"You'd better do so."

"Since they are already there, then I will go as well."

"Hurry up!" Freddy waved his hand disdainfully. He didn't want to see Audrey at all.

The moment Audrey turned around, a gloomy expression appeared on her face.

She could easily know that Julian was the one behind this. But ... Julian made the wrong choice this time.

Audrey walked towards the meeting room.

She saw six men and women in black suits enter the meeting room from afar. Alan and Eden were among them.

What a coincidence! They were both here.

Audrey calmly walked towards the meeting room as other lawyers in the firm stared at her with a strange expression.

"Did you see that? Audrey is not nervous at all."

"She must be pretending. Actually, she is extremely nervous and scared. After all ... her career as a lawyer will be over after she leaves the meeting room."

"I think so. She must be pretending to be calm."

...

Audrey walked into the meeting room with a smile. The moment she entered, the air in the meeting room became still. Everyone looked at her with disdain.

"Hello, I'm Audrey Koch." Audrey introduced herself with a smile.

Alan and Eden sat at the side, pretending to be victims. Their faces were filled with anger when they looked at Audrey.

Sitting beside Alan was Lawrence Wilden, vice president of the Bar Association. He was around 30 years old. Next to him was Braylon Allen, president of the Bar Association in Peace City. He was a man

around 50 years old with a gentle appearance.

Lawrence sneered after hearing Audrey's self-introduction.

"I didn't expect that such a piece of shit would ruin the reputation of lawyers."

Braylon raised his hand to calm Lawrence down. Then, he looked at Audrey with a gentle expression.

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"Thank you, Mr. Braylon!" Audrey sat down in front of them.

Braylon took out a document and handed it to Audrey.

"Audrey, you have seen this document, right?"

Audrey took it over and skipped the contents. Then, she turned to the last page and saw the final signature.

After confirming that it was her signature, Audrey replied with a smile, "This is my signature on the document."

Upon hearing Audrey's words, Lawrence said angrily, "Mr. Braylon, I have told you this document is real. Audrey is a shame to lawyers. Now she admits that she signed the document."

Alan and Eden both had smug smiles on their faces.

After all ... this was indeed Audrey's signature. She couldn't deny it.

Braylon's expression became serious.

"Audrey, are you sure this is your signature?"

Audrey nodded.

Lawrence hurried to say, "Mr. Braylon, I said at the beginning that she should be expelled from the lawyers since she has ruined our reputation. But you said there might be some hidden truth. She has admitted it herself. What truth is there?"

Audrey said calmly, "Mr. Lawrence, I said that this is my signature, but I didn't sign it."

Everyone was surprised when she finished speaking.

Eden pointed at Audrey with anger, "I got this document with great difficulty. You said that you didn't sign it!"

Back then, he saw Audrey sign it with his own eyes. How could it be wrong?

Alan also said, "Yes, it must be her."

Audrey laughed.

Lawrence rolled his eyes, "Mr. Braylon, don't listen to her sophistry. She totally violated the lawyers' rules."

Seeing that Audrey was still calm in front of them, Braylon recalled that he was once misunderstood.

Despite others' disagreement, Braylon asked Audrey, "Audrey, how do you prove that you didn't sign it yourself?"

Audrey smiled and raised her eyebrows.

"First of all..." Audrey asked with a smile, "Do you know my last name?"

"Of course, it's Koch!" Lawrence replied.

"But, take a look at the signature on this document."

They handed over the document with different expressions.

Even Lawrence's expression changed slightly.

Alan and Eden hurriedly took over the document.

They looked it carefully and found the signature on the document was Kosh. They had regarded it as Koch because it was not written clearly. But it was indeed not Koch.