Unexpected Fiancée novel Chapter 116

#Chapter 116: Jane Must Be Fired

The news about radioactive elements in Pansy Group's jewelry continuously trended, causing a sensational uproar.

"Mr. Pansy, should we try to suppress the news?" Morton sought Patrick's guidance.

"No need." Patrick rubbed his temples, his expression serious. "The information is already out. If we try to retract it now, it will look like we have something to hide."

Morton nodded understandingly. "Alright, Mr. Pansy, I get it."

"Our immediate priority is to quickly uncover the truth behind these cases of radioactive poisoning," Patrick said with a furrowed brow.

With consecutive poisoning incidents pointing directly at "Ice and Fire," the public opinion surged, significantly impacting Pansy Group negatively.

"Okay, I'll get people to investigate right away. We'll find results as soon as possible," Morton said, determined.

Jane halted the sales of "Ice and Fire" and ordered a thorough examination of all products.

Soon, Morton's investigation yielded results.

In the CEO's office:

"Mr. Pansy, Miss Jane, we have preliminary findings regarding the 'Ice and Fire' poisoning incidents," Morton handed over the information he had gathered over the past few days to Patrick.

"How is it?" Jane, standing nearby, couldn't help but ask eagerly.

Morton spoke in a somber tone, "Through our investigation, the victims in these poisoning cases did indeed purchase our 'Ice and Fire' products. Moreover, all purchases were made through legitimate channels, and the invoices are authentic."

Pausing, Morton added, "The products they bought, upon testing, do contain radioactive elements."

Jane narrowed her eyes, "So they were poisoned because they wore 'Ice and Fire'?"

Morton nodded, "Based on our current investigation, that seems to be the case."

Jane rubbed her temples; this result was somewhat unexpected. Initially, she believed that a mastermind orchestrated the use of fake 'Ice and Fire' jewelry to intentionally frame Pansy Group. However, the investigation now pointed to a genuine issue with Pansy Group's 'Ice and Fire.'

"Have you found out why those pieces contain radioactive elements?" Patrick flipped through the documents, speaking with a cold edge.

Morton shook his head, "Not yet. But there's something strange – the problematic jewelry is all sold in France, and the origin is the French branch factory."

Jane contemplated for a moment, then called the tester responsible for the French branch factory, "It's Jane. Any updates on the test results?"

"Miss Jane, hello. I've arranged for inspectors to test all products. We should have results soon," the person in charge responded over the phone.

Jane's tone became more serious, "Once you have the test results, inform me immediately."

"Alright, no problem!" The person on the other end assured.

After ending the call, Jane looked at Patrick, "It seems highly likely that there's an issue with the French factory. Of course, it could be a coincidence that all these pieces are from the French branch, and someone decided to sabotage us."

Before Patrick could respond, the office door swung open abruptly. Beatrice, accompanied by Melissa, entered with an air of hostility.

Patrick's icy gaze swept over Melissa, "Melissa, don't think your surname is Pansy."

"Cousin, you..." Melissa's heart sank bit by bit.

She was indeed adopted, but how did she compare to that country girl Jane?

"Patrick, letting Jane stay at Pansy Group will be your regret!" Beatrice, disgruntled, glared at Patrick and left with Melissa.

"Jane, don't mind my mom; that's just how she is," Patrick apologized with a hint of regret in his eyes.

Jane smiled, shaking her head, "I'm fine."

Just then, Jane's phone rang.

She glanced down and saw a call from the testing supervisor in France.

Quickly, Jane answered the call, "How is it? Do we have the test results?"

"Yes," came the voice of the supervisor through the waves. "Miss Jane, we've completed testing on all products produced by the French branch. Some of them do contain radioactive elements."

Jane's eyes hardened, "Alright, I understand."

After hanging up, Jane's expression turned serious as she addressed Patrick, "The test results are in, and indeed, there's a problem with the production at the French branch."