Abigail’s Second Life (Abigail and Sean) novel Chapter 653

Most of the time, Sean didn't know what he had done wrong, but he would still apologize first.

He just hoped that Abigail could return in a good mood.

Abigail was exhausted, but she still nodded and said, "Remember to take your medicine and listen to Alice's advice. I will be back soon."

Sean hugged her and gently kissed her cheek.

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When Abigail returned to Capitalis, L.Moon's internal problems had become so serious that even the shareholders considered removing Luna.

As Abigail came out of the airport, she spotted Luna in the distance.

As soon as Luna saw Abigail, guilt and tears filled her eyes. "Abigail... I'm sorry, I messed up L.Moon."

"Let's go back and take a look first." Abigail approached her and patted her shoulder.

Luna sniffed, "It's all my fault."

"Don't blame yourself. The situation has already occurred. Blaming anyone won't help. What's important is how to solve this matter." Abigail grabbed her suitcase and looked very capable.

Her unique temperament attracted the attention of many people from the moment she walked out of the airport.

"Is she a celebrity? She looks so cool."

"I don't know. She's wearing a mask and sunglasses; it's hard to tell which celebrity she is."

"What celebrity? Celebrities nowadays are not so low-key. They come to the airport hoping that fans will surround them to show their popularity."

Abigail ignored their comments. Like a gust of wind, she got into the car with Luna.

Upon arriving at L.Moon, Abigail walked into the office. The shareholders, who rarely appeared before, were all present. She glanced at Luna behind her.

"Where is the person who leaked our design drawings?" Abigail asked her.

"She has disappeared. I reported it to the police and hired many people to find her, but we haven't obtained any reliable information." Luna replied.

Abigail nodded. She walked to the desk and sat down, saying to the shareholders, "Let me handle this matter first. You can't expect me to come up with a solution immediately. Go back and wait for my updates."

"I just want to ask you. How much can you minimize the losses in this matter? The client said that if it's not handled well, they will sue us. I consulted a lawyer, and the minimum compensation would be close to 7 million." The leading shareholder asked Abigail.