After this morning’s round of negotiations, most of the Royal Palace’s cooperation case was rejected. Based on their rich business experience, Loyalty Group found a loophole in the new plan that the Royal Palace hastily devised last night.

Exploiting this loophole, they ripped open a massive gap, and the situation went downhill from there.

It can be said that if it weren’t for Molly Wellington’s swift decision to capitalize on a small mistake made by Loyalty Group, today’s negotiation would have been completely dominated by them.

The Royal Palace was almost rendered powerless to fight back.

"Ah... I can’t take it anymore. When will this overtime ever end?"

In the small conference room, Stella Brown could no longer bear it and tossed aside the files in her hand.

Two minutes ago, Molly Wellington had just left for the bathroom.

The moment she left, Stella Brown started to cause trouble.

Maggie: "Stella, hang in there a bit longer. Everyone is very tired, but we can’t slack off at this point."

"Sylvia, I know everyone is tired... but I don’t mean to sound discouraging. How long are we supposed to work so hard like this?

Don’t you all feel like we’re just doing meaningless work? The strategy we came up with yesterday was overturned today. To be honest, I think we need a new Team Leader; Molly Wellington is just an intern, and I question her experience and ability."

In the small conference room, except for Molly Wellington who had gone out, everyone else was present.

Apart from Stella Brown and Sylvia, the other six colleagues couldn’t help but frown at Stella Brown’s words.

Some have thought about this issue, while others see it clearly.

But in the workplace, no one would bluntly express their inner thoughts like Stella Brown.

It’s even more unthinkable to openly criticize one’s superior in front of others like this.

It can be said that if Stella Brown were an ordinary person, she would have metaphorically ’died’ countless times already.

However, everyone present knows that Stella Brown is the daughter of a wealthy business family in H city.

Secretary Wellington, although capable, is just an ordinary prestigious university student after all, and there’s a difference in status compared to Stella Brown.

Thus, the situation is different.

"Stella makes a valid point. Secretary Wellington’s recent strategies are always countered by Loyalty Group, maybe due to lack of experience and seniority."

The person who said this was a senior executive in the market department who had once pursued Molly Wellington but was rejected.

But that’s a minor issue; the most important thing is that he believes he has more experience and seniority.

If Molly Wellington is undermined, he should step in.

"Yes, Secretary Wellington lacks experience; she’s just an intern. Mr. Mckinley from Loyalty Group overshadows her in every way."

The colleague from the Sales Department echoed.

Only the colleague from the public relations department spoke the truth: "But these recent strategies were brainstormed by all of us. In fact, Secretary Wellington didn’t even agree with today’s proposal at first; it was put forward because everyone thought it was good. Negotiations are like this; there are wins and losses, and as long as it’s not the final result, there’s always a chance.

Are we perhaps being unfair by discussing Secretary Wellington like this in private?"

Once the public relations department colleague spoke up, they were met with indifference by the others.

Among the eight present, two did not express an opinion, one disagreed, and the remaining five were not optimistic about Molly Wellington.

And the most crucial factor was Sylvia’s stance.

She was sent by Headquarters and has a longstanding reputation as a peacemaker in the company.

However, this time, she unusually sided with Stella Brown.

Thus, even someone like Sylvia tacitly agreed with Stella Brown’s assessment of Molly Wellington.

So, when Molly Wellington returned from the bathroom, the colleagues in the small conference room all left one by one with various excuses.