Before Resigning, I Revealed the Secrets of the Entire Company

Lin Zhaowan worked in the group's compliance department for three years, and everyone said she was a temperless file clerk. Until the layoff list was announced, she was publicly humiliated by her boss and was forced to take the blame for fraud on a multi-million project. The night before she left her job, she found a deleted anonymous complaint letter in her old file. The whistleblower fell to his death three years ago, and the project involved is now the core asset of the company's listing. Everyone thought she would bow her head and leave. But they forget that she has handled every contract, every meeting minute, every retracted email. From that day on, the group's senior management began to suffer from insomnia one after another. She just opened the next letter under the lamp and said calmly: "Don't worry, come one by one."