“I didn’t do it, sir — I swear.

My login is often left active on the desktop in the executive office downstairs.

Anyone in the back hall could have stepped in.”

“So on top of a culture of profiling,” Wescott said, “you left confidential company data unsecured for anyone to erase.” Kellerman dropped his head.

Then Bea spoke.

“I don’t have your trade secrets,” she said, standing her ground.