Vi no longer bothered to hide her utter hatred and malice or Mnie. She could not bear to see Mnie doing well, and she wanted to take Mnie down from her high perch.


    Sooner orter, she swore she would trample Mnie underfoot, once and for all.


    Vi’s eyes were filled with poison, but Mnie just stared at her in silence.


    Compared to the surging malice in Vi’s eyes, Mnie looked much calmer.


    She thought it was a waste of time topare every little thing. Besides, Vi was now acting like a rabid dog. There was no point in arguing with someone like


    that.


    Despite that, Mnie still frowned at Vi’s deration of evil intent. Vi had been watching her carefully, and she caught the slightest change in Mnie’s expression.


    Vi thought that Mnie was afraid, so she became even more smug. “I’ve given you a chance. Whether you take it or not depends on you.”


    After saying that, she was about to get up, but Mnie finally broke her silence and called out to her calmly, “Vi, wait.”


    Vi looked <b>back</b>.


    Mnie’s expression was still calm. She held the pen that she had used to record the meeting minutes and spun it from time to time. Her slender fingers looked very rxed.


    Their position were more or less equal, but for some reason, Vi still felt like Mnie was looking down on her.


    Mnie’s voice was cold. “It seems like you weren’t focused on learning when you worked with me in the past. When negotiating with others, you must always hide any weaknesses that could be used as leverage against you.”


    Mnie spoke calmly, but Vi narrowed her eyes. She had no idea what Mnie was talking about. That person said they would take care of everything for her, after all.


    She was about to say something else when footsteps sounded at the door.


    Yvette <b>stood </b>at the doorway and looked in, with Eric by her side<b>. </b>“Mnie, aren’t you done yet? Didn’t we agree to go to lunch together?”


    Vi nced at Yvette and forced a smile. She thengritted her teeth <b>and </b>said,


    Since your friend is here, I’ll leave now. I’ll also talk to Mr. Grant about Burning Star, too.”


    She emphasized the words “Burning Star” a little, but Mnie was unmoved. The Redwaves situation was not something a mere minnow like Vi could decide.


    Furthermore, Xander had told her before he left that he would contact the real person in charge of Redwaves.


    LeapCo had also thrown their lot in with Burning Star, so Eugene would not let Harvey dictate everything either. He was probably starting to take action.


    Therefore, her most important task now was to follow all the changes in Redwaves‘ regtions and make the corresponding adjustments.


    Vi left after throwing down some harsh words. After that, Mnie packed her things and followed Yvette and Eric to lunch.


    She asked Yvette, “Why did youe back?”


    “I was just worried about you. I even made Erice along,” Yvette said, looking at Mnie curiously. “What was she talking to you about?”


    Mnie shook her head and did not say anything. She weighed Vi’s confident attitude in her mind, and her eyes darkened.


    Vi had changed. Back then, she would never dare to say anything so bold.


    It seemed that she had found a truly extraordinary backer, after all.


    No wonder the police officer had sighed.