"I don't know the password. My dad didn't tell me the password before he passed." Avery frowned and shook her head.

She did not lie.

It was true that Jack had not told her about the company before his death, let alone his last words related to the password.

There were so many people in the room at that time. If Jack had said it, she could not have been the only one who knew.

"Uncle Locklyn, why don't I go back and ask my mom?" Avery discussed with the vice president, "When I saw my dad for the last time, he left this world after saying a couple of words to me. My mom might know a bit more."

The vice president did not doubt it. "Okay. Don't tell anyone about this. This is a top secret of our company. I'm only telling you because you're the heir appointed by President Tate."

Avery glanced at the safe, and a very sober voice in her mind seemed to sound some alarm bells.

They had to tell her about this secret because they could not find someone to open the safe.

If they had