Her words stirred up Randi''s mixed feelings. Randi then lowered her head with a guilty conscience.


    Emma angrily asked, "18th floors? You let her climb to 18th floors?"


    Mimi had been a delicate girl since she was a child, and she didn''t like sports. Even if she climbed to the 5th floors, she would catch her breath for half a day, and her legs would ache.


    What did the 18th floor mean?


    It was hard for her to imagine. She was angry and turned to Michelle, "You climbed it?"


    "Yes." Michelle blinked, "The elevator was broken, so I climbed the stairs."


    "The elevator is broken?" Apparently, James didn''t believe it. Since his uncle had scolded Randi face to face, things must be not simple.


    He looked at Randi and found that she was so nervous that her hands trembled.


    He was even sure that she did it on purpose.


    "Mimi, did you personally see that the elevator was broken, or someone told you that it was broken?"


    As soon as James finished his words, a thin cold sweat came out from Randi''s palms.


    "So the elevator is not broken, right?" Michelle finally became smart.


    "It''s not broken. I checked the surveince video," said Leo


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    "Yes." Michelle nodded.


    Emma asked thoughtfully, "Are you on good terms? ording to what Randi said just now, you don''t have a good rtionship with Valerie, do you? "


    "What?" Michelle tilted her head in confusion.


    The two men standing there also wondered why Emma suddenly asked such a question.


    Emma frowned, "It seems that you two are not on good terms. Since you are not on good terms, why did she pay a million dors liquidated damages for you?"


    "What liquidated damages?" Asked James.


    "I''m preparing a y about the theme ofputer games. A few days ago, I visited apetitor named Joanna. When she knew that I was Mimi''s cousin, she told me that Mimi had to pay liquidated damages when she left the club that year. She inadvertently saw a woman paying liquidated damages for Mimi, and the manager called that woman Miss Feng."


    Emma''s words reminded Michelle.


    "I didn''t pay the liquidated damages, so the manager let me go. I almost forgot it if you didn''t tell me."


    "So did you go abroad because of Valerie?" Emma held her shoulders tightly and was determined to figure out what had confused her all the time.