The holographic display flickered back to life as Lin Yue dismissed and then recalled it.
She could not let this go.
Not now.
The data was too important, and the implications too serious to ignore.
She stepped back into the web of information, letting it close around her.
Names and numbers floated at eye level.
Transaction logs spiraled in neat columns.
Red highlights pulsed like warning lights, drawing her attention to the places where things did not add up.
"MS, show me the full chain for the largest transfer in the past year."
The display zoomed in.
A single transaction, dated eight months ago, stood at the center.
The amount was significant, enough to cover the salaries of five staff members for a full year. It had been marked as a payment to a vendor for "estate maintenance supplies." But there was no corresponding delivery record, no inventory log, no signature from any staff member confirming receipt.
"Who authorized this?"
The screen highlighted a name.
