Revenge is best served cold

Chapter 184 Blatant Targeting

Seeing Levi's smug attitude, I could only chuckle before stepping on the gas. "Alright. Let's go."

Along the way, Levi and Eric bickered as usual. I listened silently, not bothering to get involved. After a while, they both suddenly stopped talking and stared at me.

I blinked in confusion. "Is there something on my face?"

Eric said first, "You seem a bit down today."

Levi, surprisingly, agreed with a nod.

I was surprised that such a small shift in my mood was noticed so quickly. After some thought, I decided to tell them what happened at work today. While Harvey's behavior wasn't exactly a threat to me, I had to admit that it did put me in a low mood.

It was not because I was being ostracized but because I hated seeing Brown Group filled with employees like him.

After listening, Levi was furious. "That bastard actually dares to mess with you? Jane, you should teach him a lesson!"

"How reckless," Eric said with a scoff, rolling his eyes at Levi. "There's no point in confronting him now."

I nodded. "A long game catches the bigger fish. I want to see just how far Harvey thinks he can go."

...

gave me an opportunity

Heather, who messaged me daily,

There was

mentor, and the others were too afraid to interact with me.

when employees realized they were being isolated, their morale would drop, and many would end up resigning voluntarily.

stay, but I

working on my own

tossed a

with his company in two days.

presentation.

for my reaction, he

the folder. It was a long-term business partner of Brown Group,

always followed a

were primarily led by Brown Group, the company now wanted to renegotiate the split to 60-40, with Brown Group taking the larger share. Even though

million dollars.

such an important project, and Harvey planned to dump it on a new