Upon hearing Austin's words, at this moment, Abraham looked at Austin in front of him, hesitated for a long time, then spoke: "No, it's not appropriate..."
While speaking, Abraham's voice was full of low indifference, giving off a feeling of being at fault.
This matter was initially orchestrated by Abraham as a sycophantic gesture towards Canterbury, in both emotion and reason, it was indeed his fault.
Therefore, now, regardless of the circumstances, Abraham cannot claim any justification.
"Since you also feel it's inappropriate"
Upon hearing Abraham's response, Austin spoke coldly, his words sharp and gaze full of awe, he said to Abraham, "Then what are you standing here for?!"
"You know where the finance office is, go and take your salary, Newman Group doesn't welcome people like you!"
While speaking, Austin's eyes were full of seriousness, giving off a very forceful feeling.
