Summit Farmer

Lying in bed, Peter Brown thought about the whole situation for a while and understood more and more the scheme of Reid Nelson.

Now Peter increasingly liked this way of life. He felt his intelligence had greatly improved, especially his spiritual power. Peter felt that the power of Divine Sense had definitely grown significantly through this repeated mental exercise.

The rumor spread from the team, and it was very likely that anyone would consider it an act of Henry Ford. Christian Greenhill and Ivy Cooper must have thought so, naturally hating Henry Ford intensely. Anyway, both sides were fighting, and no one would look into whether it was truly Henry Ford behind this. Even if it was Henry Ford, he probably wouldn’t investigate much either, as he would undoubtedly welcome such an event.

After this incident, the most important point was to make Theodore Smith discontented with Ivy Cooper.

As long as there was dissatisfaction in his heart, Reid’s goal would be achieved. At least Theodore Smith wouldn’t assist Christian Greenhill as before. Without Theodore Smith’s support, could Henry Ford let such an opportunity slip by?

Peter believed that once Henry Ford realized the outcome, the attack on Christian Greenhill would come. When the two sides clashed, Christian Greenhill would definitely fail to rise in position, and Ivy Cooper’s chances of climbing up would also be drastically reduced.

Of course, there was another possibility— that Ivy Cooper would regain Theodore Smith’s trust after arriving in the provincial city. This was entirely possible.

However, even if Ivy Cooper lost Christian Greenhill’s support and was promoted to Deputy Director of the Integrated Office here, Reid Nelson must have more contingencies. Not knowing who her enemy was, Ivy Cooper would target Henry Ford, leading to some conflicts between the two sides. Of course, this fight could likely turn into a conflict between Theodore Smith and Henry Ford, possibly resulting in mutual downfall.

But what about Vincent Clinton?