No longer a pushover

Chapter 207

As Noelle finished speaking, Xenia covered her mouth and laughed mockingly.

"Noelle, don't be so naive. Donovan has always had a good relationship with Greene Corporation. They've already built strong ties. This meeting is just a formality," Xenia said with a smug smile.

Since arriving in Yasnia, Xenia had witnessed the splendor of the big city and realized just how backward her hometown was. She had no intention of returning to repeat a year in her small town and was determined to stay in the big city and marry a wealthy heir.

As the elevator door opened, Xenia linked arms with Donovan as they stepped inside. She glanced back at Noelle with a look of superiority. "You might want to wait for the next elevator. After all, our companies are not on the same level!"

Donovan maintained a cold expression and didn't even glance at Noelle. He was still fuming over the incident where Noelle deliberately tampered with the company's firewall, causing him significant losses and nearly turning him into a laughingstock in the industry.

Now that things had finally stabilized, Donovan vowed to make Noelle suffer. He envisioned her crawling back to the Liddell family, begging for forgiveness. When that day came, he would make sure she paid dearly.

Outside the elevator, Noelle turned to the company manager. "Don't worry. Investments are based on fair competition. Greene Corporation's business decisions aren't about personal connections. As long as our product is excellent, they'll choose us."

to the private room and

her colleagues into the reserved room. It wasn't long before representatives from Greene

a middle-aged man in a sharp suit, looking every

stay long. Mr. Greene is coming upstairs, and I need to go up

people rarely had the

this is our company's lead researcher. She's young but very

Noelle up and down. "You're quite young. I heard you were the top scorer in the college entrance exams and had just started

her mind immediately flashed to Cedric's stern face when he had lectured her. She paused for a moment, then said, "I don't drink. My

face immediately soured. "Forget it. We'll catch up next time," he said, setting his glass down and

awkward silence filled the room. Noelle hadn't expected such a reaction. She turned to the manager and explained,

that as an excuse when it comes to business You'll need to practice holding your liquor so you can handle situations like this better in

to bear the awkwardness any longer, Noelle made up an excuse to go to the

heard that the heir of Greene Corporation was upstairs. If she could find

seize the investment og