My Wife Act Differently Behind Me

Chapter 2809

Chapter 2809

After leaving the restaurant, Lulu burst into laughter. "Did you see that, Nicole? The expression on

Harvey's face was absolutely priceless." "Those executives didn't look too pleased either," June added.

Though she did not know the specifics, she knew enough to infer that Harvey was trying to make things

difficult for Nicole.

"They were just feeling very awkward. It's fine. It won't affect our partnerships with them," Lulu

explained.

Upon hearing this, June nodded in understanding and smiled. "That's good, then."

June understood the situation. Nicole and her team were collaborating with the executives, and

coincidentally, Harvey had also invited them out, wanting to work with them. Hence, the meeting had

taken a very awkward turn.

"Alright, let's all go home and get some sleep." "Goodbye everyone."

After bidding each other their round of farewells, everyone got into their cars and left the restaurant.

Just as Nicole and Jared were about to leave, the car suddenly came to a halt.

"What is Harvey up to?" Max said, sounding very displeased.

Looking up, Nicole noticed that Harvey was standing in the way of their car, obstructing them. If Max

had not floored the brakes, Harvey would have been injured.

The little stunt he pulled left Nicole wondering if Harvey had a death wish. But even if he did, the last

thing she wanted was to be held responsible for his death.

"Get out of the car, Nicole!" Harvey shouted as he came over to the window and knocked on it.

She rolled the window down, and in a tone of cold indifference, she told him, "I don't have anything to

say to you." "Harvey actually thought I'll get out of the car just because he asked. Gosh, the entitlement

of this dude. Who does he think he is?' she thought.

"Your little scheme worked well, I see," Harvey said, infuriated.

The one thing he dreaded, and the last thing he had expected was that he would not be able to salvage

the current situation even after he had approached the executives personally.

"Strength and intelligence are essential in business," Nicole said, remaining calm.

Regardless of whether she had conspired against him or not, Harvey's motives were questionable too.

That was why he did not reserve the right to pin the blame on anyone else for his failure.

"Why you!" Harvey seethed.

He was so angry that his face turned from red to white. He was also left in total speechlessness,

unable to summon a reasonable retort against what Nicole had just said to his face.

"Mr. Ellison, I suggest you stop wasting your time with me. Why not think about what the next step RêAd lat𝙚St chapters at Novel(D)ra/ma.Org Only

going forward for Ellison Group is?” Nicole replied and rolled the window up again, separating her from

Harvey.

Harvey was left fuming as the car sped away from "Nicole, you better watch yourself!" he bellowed.

'How dare she disrespect me like this! Does she really think she will win for sure?!'

Nicole, who was in the car, seemed to have heard him but chose to ignore him regardless.

And while he was left choking on his own anger on the streets, his assistant approached him

cautiously. Mr. Ellison?" "Get lost! Don't let me see you again!" Harvey roared, startling his assistant

who recoiled a few steps back.

"Mr. Ellison, I'll try to contact a few executives again, hoping to get US another chance," his assistant

slowly and carefully said.

"Do you think I haven't been disgraced enough? There's nothing left here for you! Scram!" Harvey

shouted.

Upon recalling the amount of humiliation he had suffered today, Harvey could not stand it any longer.

He did not want to see his assistant anymore, not even for a second longer.

"Yes, I'll leave now," his assistant ran away at once, feeling a strange sense of relief while he did.

With the assistant gone, Harvey's mood worsened.

"Get out of my way. Get lost!" Harvey threw a tantrum.

In a fit of rage, he kicked a car parked next to him, setting off its alarm.

The blaring of the alarm startled him. Just as he was about to berate the car as well, his assistant

returned and quickly pulled him onto their vehicle before speeding away.

"Mr. Ellison! Please don't act impulsively," he said in an attempt to console Harvey.

"Don't bother me. Didn't I tell you to leave?" Harvey responded, his voice cold and low.