Chapitre 287: A Second Purchase?

It was almost Lunch time when Mr. Beneil was finished going through the companies accounting. He had looked threw enough record books to be able to spot things that were out of place. Fortunately, this was a relatively smaller company, and he was able to look threw several years of records in only a few hours.

Right when Mr. Beneil closed the ledger, Brax opened the door and walked into the conference room that they were using as an office.

"How is it?"  Brax asked.

"Everything looks in order.  It is not perfect, but that is to be expected.  Without outsourcing the accounting to a large firm, there are bound to be a few small mistakes every year.  It is nothing serious.  They were all corrected at the end of each quarter and everything was accounted for.  How about you?  Did you notice anything odd, or out of the ordinary?"  Mr. Beneil asked.