Chapter 67

William denied the crime of embezzlement and explained that in normal business dealings, the flow of money wouldn't necessarily go through business accounts. At the same time, he also felt that he had brought immeasurable profits to the company. After handling Bethany's case, Natalie had learned her lesson. She realized that the people involved would not tell the lawyer everything in the beginning and would tend to hide some parts. Only when the other party's lawyer caught their lies or when they were backed into a corner would they reveal their secrets. To improve her efficiency, Natalie asked William one more time, "Mr. Kane, I'm your lawyer now. I'm on your side. Are you sure that when you were in charge of Buono Taste, you never embezzled company funds?" William answered without hesitation, "I'm sure." … Natalie left the prison and examined William's bank statement again. It was perfectly normal, without a single statement that looked suspicious. However, sometimes, the bigge