My Ex-Husband Wants Me Back by Cheryl Moore

Chapter 180

Genevieve was no fool. Scarred by past betrayals, she had grown wary of Whitney’s maneuvers, especially given the losses she had suffered at the hands of Whitney.

In a prior incident, Whitney had stolen her design, saved only by Kimberly’s sense of justice. Otherwise, Genevieve might have left the company long ago.

This time, Whitney had abandoned her usual aggressive tactics and taken a seemingly friendly approach.

As the head of the department, Genevieve valued harmony in the workplace, understanding she still needed to interact professionally with Whitney.

Little did she realize that old habits die hard. Whitney’s return was not without ulterior

motives.

Joey, Genevieve’s colleague who brought her juice, had a dubious side. Ever reliant on flattery to get ahead, Joey would have been fired long ago if not for her creative talents.

Genevieve, however, saw through Joey’s tactics, having always admired Kimberly’s promotion of employees based on merit alone.

Despite Joey’s many attempts to win her favor, she gained nothing from Genevieve.

Even a male colleague, who started at the same time as Joey, had risen to a junior supervisor role.

Resentful at being passed over for promotion, she was convinced that Genevieve and the male colleague were having an affair. In her book, Genevieve was abusing her powers to promote the man.

So, when Whitney returned, Joey, as easily swayed as a weathervane in the wind, begant playing both sides to her advantage.

While maintaining a facade of politeness toward Whitney, Joey unknowingly became a pawn in the latter’s bold schemes.

Joey showered Whitney with compliments, and it was not long before she became Whitney’s number one pawn.

She was thrilled to learn of Whitney’s plan.

It felt like a heaven-sent opportunity had fallen into her lap.

Joey had long held a grudge against Genevieve, and Whitney’s plot seemed to present. the perfect chance for Joey to vent her frustrations while also earning the latter’s favor.

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In her mind, this would surely be the key to a smooth climb the rest of her life.

up the

corporate ladder for

did, unfolded with unforeseen twists.

Larson, is there something you need from me? How’s the progress

demeanor faintly resembled Kimberly’s, provoking a frown and a sense of uneasiness in Whitney. The former’s tone made Whitney feel

Whitney could not ignore her own status as

and Whitney was baffled. when a mere

team leader position for Project One. There’s an opening now. Joey’s solid at her job, she has a sharp wit and seems to get along well

any doubt about an alliance between Joey

were

she needed to be careful, recalling Samuel’s advice to stay guarded against Whitney’s

intentions.

ice, where every step demanded not just care but

off the unease,

were making their moves, and both Christopher and

relaxed demeanor, spoke without a trace of courtesy, “Fair point, Ms. Larson, but we’ve always done promotions democratically around here. Joey can be considered among the candidates. We’ll take

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votes will be

irrefutable, leaving Whitney at

a small position for Jocy would be easy, Whitney’s intentions were clear, which was to maintain the latter’s loyalty and silence

she had not counted on Genevieve’s dedication to protocol. The more she pondered about it, the more Whitney realized that saw the similarities between Genevieve and

blood, often seemed like strangers.

setback with Genevieve, Whitney left

a sigh of relief

to handle Whitney required some getting used to, but Genevieve wast

had just returned home from the Larson residence and was settling in for a nap when she received a

the phone, Vincent sounded like an enthusiastic

efficiency had been proven

learned the diagnosis concerned a family member of Edward, they readily agreed to help and adjusted their schedule to

mother, the specialist laid out a

condition improved, she would be transferred to

instructed Vincent’s family to spend more time with her now, explaining that

estimated a 60 percent success rate

beam shining into the

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