Chapter 4 — After Rebirth, the First Thing I Did Was to Cancel All QR Codes to Receive Personal Money

In my heart, I breathed a sigh of relief. In his previous life, Luc Van Xuyen never spoke up. I don't know if he didn't know, or simply didn't know yet. But in this life... I sent a confirmation letter to you the night before. In an environment that operates by rules, not everyone will proactively step up to save you. But if you present the problem with the right process and evidence... At least, they can't pretend they never saw it. Director Ha turned to Tan Man.

"Where did you get that payment link from?"

Her fingers tightened around the hem of her dress.

"I... I saw it in the project documents."

"What documents?"

"In... the shared folder."

Tham Nghien suddenly spoke:

"Path creation history can be looked up."

Tuong Hanh's face immediately darkened.

"Manager Tham."

His voice turned cold.

"This already involves access to the group's internal data. Before having full authority, I do not agree to expand the scope of inspection."

Director Ha glanced at him.

"Lawyer Chiang, an employee in your team is being accused of accepting commission."

"Checking the origin of the payment path is a necessary part of the verification process."

Tuong Hanh did not say more. But the eyes he looked at me... were no longer the eyes of a superior for a subordinate. Which is exactly the same... The creditor suddenly saw someone else turning the debt book to the last page. Twenty minutes later, the IT staff entered the meeting room. The young man hugged his laptop, looking shy. It's like being dragged in to fix... a human relationship. The first thing he did was check the project's shared folder. There is no payment link as Tan Man said. Tan Man mumbled:

"Yes... it may have been deleted."

The IT employee was even more confused.

"Deleted data in shared folders remains in history."

He opened the admin system. In the meeting room, someone bowed their head to drink water. Without looking, I knew that glass of water must be very delicious right now. Because there's nothing more exciting than witnessing a car flip right on the spot. Next, the IT guy checks the device that created the payment link. A recording quickly appeared on the screen. Creation time: 7:31 p.m. last night. Device name: JH-Office-02. Login account: qman.intern. Location: Intranet in Lawyer Tuong's office. Tan Man's face immediately turned pale. Tuong Hanh's knuckles also unconsciously tightened. Director Ha frowned.

"Why did you create a payment link in Attorney Chiang's office?"

Tan Man quickly explained:

"Last night, Lawyer Tuong told me to go to the office to organize project documents. I logged in to my account on that computer."

"That link was not created by me."

"Yes... maybe the system automatically generated..."

Blame the system. Speaking of this reason... Even the system itself wanted to report it to the police. Tham Nghien continued:

"According to the platform's data, this is not a normal payment path."

"It's an order page created from the business's payment collection QR code."

Chairman Ha asked:

"Can you identify the name of the business?"

Tham Nghien shook his head.

"The right to view photos is not enough."

"Risk control department needs permission to retrieve merchant information on the platform."

Chairman Ha turned to Tuong Hanh.

"Lawyer Chiang."

"You are the partner in charge of the project. Do you agree to extract the data?"

Tuong Hanh leaned back in his chair. The heavy look on his face gradually disappeared. Instead, there is a familiar calm, professional look.

"Of course I will cooperate."

He spoke slowly.

"But I also want to mention one thing."

"Khai Hanh Company is a strategic customer of the office."

"If we continue to expand the investigation today, it will likely affect the cooperative relationship with customers."

Translated into understandable language... What he means is: If the investigation continues, this will no longer be just Tong Tri Ha's problem, but will become an incident for the entire project team. Several people in the meeting room quietly exchanged glances. I understand very well the weight of that statement. At work... Sometimes the truth is not necessarily the most important thing. What's more important... Is the sphere of influence. As long as Tuong Hanh skillfully shifts the focus from "Did Tong Tri Ha receive money or not" to "Whether continuing the investigation will harm customers or not", someone will immediately advise me to ignore it. Director Ha began to ponder. I opened the computer and sent a document to the meeting group.