The Underboss Voted No So I Chose A New Life Chapter 25
The statement offered no excuses for himself.
*I initiated the poll. Mireille Greco has never used the Bellini family to gain work opportunities. On the contrary, my inner circle and I relied on her skill and care for a long time while publicly refusing to give her the respect she deserved.*
*At the time the hotel was selected for this project, neither party’s name appeared in the review materials. I am willing to accept a full review of the cooperation process by the project team.*
Once the original group chat records were posted, Leo’s line about me riding the Bellini family’s coattails became a joke.
People started asking him who had booked those eight bus seats if he looked down on my professional ability so much.
Someone else dug up Chloe’s white rose photo.
The caption under it was still there.
*Whoever’s absent will always be replaced.*
Leo deleted his post.
Half an hour later, he posted again.
“Everyone voted back then. Why am I the only one being blamed?”
Emily replied under it.
“Because even now, you’re the only one who still thinks the mistake was that she left.”
Sarah said nothing.
Chloe said nothing, either.
That little circle, once united against an outsider, drew lines between themselves for the first time in public.
I closed the page and went back to reviewing the interview outline.
Cameron asked, “Done looking?”
“There’s nothing worth looking at.”
“Hadrian put himself in the line of fire, too.”
“That’s what he should have done.”
That night, the Bellini family adviser sent me an email.
He said the boss had seen the public statement and wanted to reopen the matter of the two-hundred-thousand-dollar debt from Leo’s nightclub years ago.
Attached was the repayment record that had been at the bottom of the tin box all along.