His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 1390

Gary was so furious that it looked as though Elliot had done something to wrong him.

Elliot stopped walking. "You're sick right now, so you should have more rest and refrain from thinking too much. Ruby mentioned that she isn't feeling well, so I'll check up on her."

Elliot's gentle tone made Gary feel as if everything he said earlier had no effect at all.

Gary was very upset after Elliot left.

"He's becoming more and more capable of hiding his feelings," Gary said to the bodyguard. "He looks as if he's respecting me, but the truth is that he resents me." "All because of that doctor named Jed? I don't think Jed is worth being angry for, right?"

"He's not doing it for Jed... He's doing it for Avery." Gary frowned. "Didn't you hear him mention that Avery was feeling down? She’s feeling that way because of Jed's death.”

"Let her hate you if that's what she wants. She’s powerless, it’s not like she can do anything even if she hates you to the bone. " The bodyguard laughed. "That goes for Elliot too. This is your world. He’s only somebody if you're willing to put him in an important position. If you don’t, he'll forever remain a nobody!"

"He's still more powerful than Paul though, and I need him to do my bidding still." Gary lowered his voice. "But there's nothing for me to worry about because I'm confident

Ruby will be able to keep him here."

Back at Aryadelle, Mike convened a senior management meeting at Tate Industries and truthfully informed everyone about the problems faced by the company.

"I am the one who brought the company down," Mike said. "Now that Avery isn’t in the country, she has no energy to manage the company, and she can't solve the problems the company is facing now."

"That means the only products that haven't been stolen are our latest releases," said a big-bodied, bespectacled executive.

"Yes. Other than our latest releases, production of the other old models will only end up with one result - where they can’t be sold." Mike said, "Wonder

Technologies can sell the products at a low price because they haven't invested in any research development. And if we take our costs into account, it'd be impossible to fight a price war with them."