Chapter one hundred and three

"A contract? These people are too…" she accidentally blurted out.

It was astonishing to discover that such a crucial document was being handled so carelessly, with completely inaccurate data and an incorrect quotation – it was off by ten percent. Should this flawed contract be signed, Hcorp would stand to lose money on the order and potentially face legal repercussions due to the erroneous data.

Kathy felt her body tremble uncontrollably; she had personally drafted this contract. Who could have tampered with the data?

Crumpling the contract into a ball, she threw it forcefully to the ground. After a moment, Kathy stooped down, unfolded the contract, fed it into the shredder, then proceeded to make a new copy of the flawed contract using the copier. She placed the new copy back in its original position, erasing any trace of her presence, determined to uncover the saboteur behind this deceitful act.

After Kathy departed, a silhouette emerged in the Distribution department, visibly relie