Celestial Queen: Revenge Is Sweet When You’re A Zillionaire Heiress

Chapter 1381

Chapter 1381:

As Harlee absorbed this revelation, she turned to face Coulson directly. Suddenly, it all clicked for her.

“So, I was the catalyst for all this…”

Coulson continued the story without answering.

“After losing his teacher’s mentorship, his experiments descended into chaos. Yet, instead of blaming him, his colleagues and superiors encouraged him, reassuring him that there was no hurry and the project deadlines were flexible.”

Coulson had initially thought the difficulty of the experiment justified his slow progress, assuming that challenging tasks naturally took longer.

That perception shattered when he accidentally overheard his superiors and colleagues mocking his self-assurance.

One day, Coulson had stayed late to amend incorrect data, the first time he had ever needed to work overtime since joining the agency. He had concealed himself so no one noticed his prolonged presence. Inspired by his colleagues’ dedication, he resolved to work overtime more frequently to master the challenging experiment.

about to leave with newly gathered data, the voices of

superior, who had always encouraged him to seek help with any

a ‘trainee.’ How did he end up here? Clearly, it’s because he’s supported by the Aguilar family and Laurence’s influence. I had once thought Harlee had a keen eye for

joined

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humility and dedication to learning, perhaps he could have eventually succeeded. But given his current trajectory, it

that? Wasn’t he a once-in-a-lifetime genius?

your sarcasm isn’t helping. I told you not to assign him that task. We could have completed this data in a week, but now, half a month has passed,

could no longer stand to listen. He bowed his head, pulled down his baseball cap, and rushed out, haunted by the fear that someone might realize he had stayed late that

the revelations, Coulson broke

smile, Coulson continued

that, he grew to despise his father for pushing him into working at the agency. He detested his colleagues and superiors for treating him like a fool.

instant, Coulson looked up sneakily at Harlee. Noting her impassive demeanor, he smirked slightly and added, “He despised everyone around him, yet he never blamed himself, still convinced he