Chapter 260: Fixing the Computer

Ancarrot knew that Oris was likely involved, but since Oris wouldn’t admit it and Ancarrot couldn’t convict him based on Putt’s word alone, he had to place all the blame on Putt. “Uncle Oris, please don’t be angry. I called you here to clear your name,” Ancarrot said with a smile. “Putt claims you gave him the USB drive. For the company's safety, I had to ask you to come so you could confront him and we could clear up any doubts.” Oris squinted and smiled, “I’m not angry. We all want what’s best for the company. Now that the matter is settled, I’ll be leaving.” Ancarrot didn’t respond. At that moment, Viennel, who had been resting on the sofa, spoke up. “Mr. Ancarrot, I think I should be leaving now,” Viennel said, intentionally drawing attention to herself. Sure enough, Oris finally noticed her presence in the office. He had been so focused on Putt when he entered that he hadn’t noticed Viennel on the sofa. “Who is she?” Oris asked with a nasty smile. “Oh, I shouldn’t ask. Ancar