Hiding Behind Her Superficiality by Kyla Olson

Chapter 41 Rope Them In

Callum didn’t bother answering Elspeth’s question as he took out his laptop with his unhurt hand and started working.

She shrugged indifferently at his non-response. Then, she, too, took out the laptop she carried with her from her bag and wanted to uncover the mastermind behind the ambush. She found out about the men’s criminal organization based on their facial features as well as their recent call records and monetary transactions. All the clues led her to Alphascape Group.

“Callum, do you know who the mastermind behind this attack is?” Elspeth asked tentatively.

“Alphascape,” he answered curtly while typing on the keyboard swiftly.

She gasped in surprise. “How did you know?”

He replied in a mellow and calm voice, “Recently, our shares have risen sharply, and our venture in the jewelry industry is booming. We have almost monopolized the low-end jewelry market and are climbing closer to high-end products. Who do you think is the most worried party now?”

“Alphascape was upset because of the failure of the cooperation last time, and they didn’t get a share of the pie. So now, they are jealous of our results. This is why you think they have the motive, right?”

“You’re very smart.” Callum smiled, which was a rare occasion.

Elspeth was surprised at his quick thinking. But then, she thought of something else and asked another question, “What are you going to do now?”

She had always been a vengeful person. She would not touch those who left her to her own devices, but if she were attacked, she would ensure that her attackers got a taste of their own medicine. Alphascape Group ambushed them, so she would not let them off the hook!

A piercing gleam flashed across his eyes. “I won’t spare them, of course.”

that he would

because they were working overtime in the office. Fortunately, Edmund was on a business trip

Callum and Elspeth did not come to the office these days. When they returned this time, she realized that there were some unfamiliar faces in

senior management meeting to discuss the cooperation plan for the next phase. “At this

proposed his idea, her eyes lit up after hearing his proposal, and she recognized

don’t think it’s a good idea.” A doubtful remark suddenly echoed across the quiet conference room. Callum raised his eyes and looked

do you

the head of the company’s HR department. He

to make a proposal just because you skipped work for a few days? Our low-end market is not stable yet, and the products are selling like hotcakes.

Callum continued. “The continuous development of low-end products will only lose the consumers’ interests, not to mention that we will be limited to this market and miss the best chance to venture into the high-end

hadn’t listened to a word, “I disagree. Why don’t you ask them? See what they have

and inquired, “Does anyone

the department heads said meekly, “Mr. Winthrop, I think Mr. Bishop is right. What if we really make a loss?

of the people began to whisper to

feet and donned a bright smile. “Allow me to

Lynwood, I know you’re taking Mr. Winthrop’s side, but you’re putting us in a difficult position

yet intimidating tone, “I believe you have heard of my mentor, who is an internationally recognized jewelry designer,

the world-renowned jewelry designer Joanna. Her product could fetch hundreds of millions of dollars

was too stunned for words

produced low-end products, she would never be able to bring her designs to the next level, even if a lot of money is to be made by selling low-end products. So, we need a qualitative change and want to expose our products to as many people as possible. Jewelry itself is an extravagant item. Its consumers consist not only of ordinary people but also of the rich and powerful who can bring greater revenue to the company. These people won’t bat an eye at low-end products. So, we need to develop high-end products in order