As soon as the divorce certificate was obtained, Shen Zhiwei received a reminder call: her ex-husband Gu Chengze's company owed 68 million yuan, and the guarantee attachment clearly stated that she had "knowledge".
Gu Chengze handed over a re-signing document: "Sign it and I'll make sure you escape unscathed."
But the document signed four months ago was actually printed on the eve of the divorce; in the six-page attachment, the third page jumped directly to the fifth page.
As a financial investigator, Shen Zhiwei did not tear up the documents or break into the company. She checks emails, checks for payment, traces related parties, and hands over a complete chain of evidence to creditors and lawyers. Two days later, the court took property preservation measures in accordance with the law, but she was criticized as an "evil wife" who had caused more than 400 employees to lose their jobs.
As the investigation deepened, two warehouse receipts pointing to the same batch of goods, a 120 million yuan merger and acquisition payment, and an old account that was still logged in after leaving the company surfaced one after another. What surprised her even more was that Gu Chengze's name was actually related to an old case in which her father was wronged ten years ago.
Everyone advised her to stop. Only lawyer Lu Chenzhou gave her the right to choose.
This time, Shen Zhiwei wants to find out not only a company, but also a life that always lets others bear the consequences for him. What she ultimately wants to get back is not just her innocence and career, but the power to define her own life.
