Dangerous Love: You Are My One and Only Bride novel Chapter 1675

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Sylvain turned silent for a moment before speaking again. “Mr. Tremont, can you please give me some time to check with Robin? I’ll give you her answers.”

Mark approved his request. He preferred tackling this current knot with a more humanistic approach since the great, overarching issue had already been resolved. Next to that, this was more of a small, loose strand.

Besides, judging from Arianne’s nature, she would still refuse to take any action even if Robin were the real culprit.

After exiting Mark’s office, Sylvain dashed straight to the Strategy Department. There his wife was, completely engrossed in her agenda-of-the-day until he whisked her away so suddenly; she was too shocked to question him.

It was only when the two of them were in an empty, remote corner of the office that Robin finally inquired, “What are you doing, Syl? Oh God, you look ghastly… Is there something wrong? I’m a bit busy right now, and I don’t want my superior to see us, ‘cause this superior is super-fierce and she’s gonna explode all over us if we’re caught—”

Sylvain gripped either side of her shoulders and gazed into her eyes. “Look me in the eyes, Robin, and be honest with me, please. Were you the one who sent Arianne’s draft to a competitor named James McGinnis through an anonymous email?”

Robin froze. “W-What are you saying, Syl? Wait… Oh, oh no. No, don’t tell me… You can’t be referring to that plagiarism scandal, right? Y-You think I was conspiring against Arianne—are you crazy?! How can I even bring myself to do that? What on Earth could even suggest this to you?”

Sylvain drew a sharp, deep breath. “It wasn’t me; it’s Mr. Tremont. Right now, it’s very likely that you’re going to be blamed for the whole thing, Robin… So please, tell me you didn’t do it… right?”

She was close to anxious tears. “No way, Syl! Don’t tell me you don’t trust me too! But why? Why would I do that at all? Arianne has been nothing but kind to me—what petty reason do I even have to plot against someone like her? I was beyond myself panicking when this stupid c-c-crap happened. H-How could I be the culprit behind it?”

He released the breath he had been holding. “Thank God. Knowing that it isn’t you is all I need, Robin. Now listen to me very carefully: do not, under any circumstances, accidentally claim being the hand behind the incident to anyone. I’m going to talk to Mr. Tremont again while you get back to whatever it is you were doing before I unjustly interrupted you. Act natural, but keep your eyes peeled. Has anyone touched your computer in your absence these days?”