The members were still reeling from the Chairman's statement when someone decided to chime in.
"Impossible! Haven't we been double-checking each project's accounting?" One member said to his seatmate. And several other board members speculated and doubted until Mr. Barton flashed the data we had prepared.
"Now, does anyone care to explain?" Grandpa looked at the man who stood frozen by the projection.
"What about you, Mr. Sollen? Do you have any opinions?" Mr. Sollen suddenly paled. It's not a good look for someone who claims innocence.
"None right now, Mr. Chairman. We'll have to review the documents to find where the errors are."
"Errors? How awfully consistent are these errors? They are even more consistent than your monthly attendance." Sneered Grandpa. The more I see, the more convinced I am that such a thing is genetic. That right there was a much older Lucian.
