Chapter 49

The two had a good personal relationship, and this time they were surprisingly in sync in their external stance.

Yale sat on the sofa, one leg casually draped over the side, looking relaxed.

Zachary raised an eyebrow slightly and slowly spoke, "What, are my methods despicable?"

"Not really." Yale shook his head, "I actually appreciate your style of doing things, but this time the shareholders of the Carnegie Family seem to be a bit dissatisfied."

"So what? Do I have to notify them in advance of what I want to do?" Zachary's eyes narrowed slightly, revealing a hint of malice.

Yale listened and chuckled in agreement.

"How's Raymond doing lately?" Zachary asked.

"Not bad, progressing steadily as expected."

"Good." Zachary nodded.

Raymond was expanding into overseas markets, with the Boleyn Family and the Stuart Family supporting him from behind.

However, he was used to working alone and didn't like others interfering too much.

So, many times, Zachary got the latest updates from Yale.

Thinking of this, Zachary's eyes flickered, and he suddenly changed the subject, "You should have noticed the news these past few days."

"I saw it."

Zachary smiled, his eyes flashing with calculation, "The Carnegie Corporation's significant loss this time has given us a ready-made opportunity."

"Yes, I heard they're looking for investors everywhere." Yale nodded and slowly replied, "After all, the current situation is very chaotic, and we can't be sure how many shareholders will support the Carnegie Family."

"Do you think I'll let the Carnegie Family get through this difficult time?" Zachary raised an eyebrow, "I've said it before, I'll make them wish they were dead, I'll make them pay the price they deserve!"

As he spoke, a strong killing intent flashed in Zachary's eyes.

"Didn't the Carnegie Family find some Brixia Group for sponsorship? I heard they're already in the negotiation stage."

"Brixia Group? At a time like this, someone still dares to seek trouble?" Zachary was a bit surprised.

"Who knows?" Yale shrugged, "The Carnegie Family is far from as simple as it seems."

"Huh, so what?" Zachary's eyes turned cold, "What trouble can they cause?"

"Brixia Group is quite interested in this project, so I'm worried." Yale said.

"Worried about what?" Zachary asked back.

Yale sighed and said, "I'm worried it will give the Carnegie Family an opportunity."

"Will it?" Zachary's eyebrows furrowed slightly.

"We can't rule out the possibility." Yale nodded, "This Brixia Group is still a hidden danger. Although Russell doesn't like to manage these things, he will definitely help the Carnegie Family this time. If they succeed in this bid, it will be too late for us to do anything."

"Yes, this project is also very important to the Boleyn Corporation, and I will do my best to fight for it." Zachary nodded, a shrewd look in his eyes.

He looked at Yale, "But there's no movement from Russell's side, and the sudden appearance of Brixia Group surprised me."

"Brixia Group is a sizable jewelry company. Cooperation between the Carnegie Corporation and Brixia Group is not a bad thing for the Carnegie Corporation." Yale said.

"But for our company, there's no benefit." Zachary frowned, "And you know Dorothy about..."

"You don't need to worry about these things." Yale interrupted with a smile, "I'll take care of these matters, you just need to wait and see."

After speaking, Yale got up and left.

Dorothy watched Yale's back, her eyes deep.

This bid was extremely important for the Carnegie Corporation, and Dorothy was determined to win Russell. If Dorothy and Brixia Group got entangled, given Russell and Dorothy's relationship, it would be nothing but harmful to Zachary and his team.

Dorothy's ambition was not small. She knew that once she controlled the entire Carnegie Corporation, she would become even more arrogant.

And for the disgusting things she had done, he wouldn't let her be so rampant.

This matter could not afford any mistakes!

Thinking of this, Dorothy's hand holding the coffee cup gradually tightened, her eyes filled with intense disgust.

At this moment, at the Beaufort Mansion.

Lawrence sat in the study's office chair, his long fingers holding a cigar, his handsome face obscured by the swirling smoke.

Nearby, Dorothy, wearing a white dress, stood by the floor-to-ceiling window, overlooking the entire Melondor.

She held a cigarette between her slender fingers, the scarlet flame flickering.

"Mr. Beaufort."

He looked up and saw Dorothy, a mocking smile appearing on his lips.

"Isn't this Miss Carnegie? What, you have time to come to me, could it be because of those recent rumors outside?" Lawrence raised an eyebrow, his tone teasing.

Dorothy's face darkened.

"I hope our cooperation can be reached as soon as possible." Dorothy lowered her eyes and said softly.

At this moment, the secretary came in with coffee and respectfully handed it to Lawrence.

"Thank you." Lawrence took the coffee cup, "I have a banquet to attend tonight, prepare the clothes I need for the banquet and send them to my office."

"Okay, Mr. Beaufort."

After the secretary left, Lawrence finished the coffee in his cup and placed it on the table.

His gaze swept over the documents on the desk, his eyebrows suddenly furrowing, "What's this?"

The documents were densely packed with words, printed on paper like a huge painting.

And at the bottom of each page, there were a few lines of writing.

"Mr. Beaufort, I think someone is deliberately framing me, trying to tarnish my reputation." Dorothy's tone carried a hint of grievance, "I will definitely find evidence to prove my innocence and clear your name, Mr. Beaufort."

"I want to know who did this." Lawrence narrowed his eyes, a sharp cold light flashing in his eyes, "Are you sure these things are from the Carnegie Corporation?"

"Yes!"

Lawrence's gaze fell on Dorothy, and he said in a deep voice, "I want to see who dares to play tricks under my watch. This move is really clever."

Dorothy lowered her eyes, hiding her emotions.

She was already certain that the report letter must have been sent by the Carnegie Corporation.

She just didn't expect the Carnegie Corporation to use even this method.

It seemed that the Carnegie Corporation was determined to win against the Beaufort Group.

Dorothy's fingers gently tapped on the table.

In Lawrence's office, she was the only one, so she didn't have to worry about anyone suddenly barging in and revealing her secrets.

Moreover, what she needed to do now was to find the source of the report letter, delete it, and forward the email to another mailbox, letting someone else forward it.