Rebirth Revenge Is Everything (Ariana) novel Chapter 746

But she never expected that she’d be the one getting bullied instead?

Who had ever dared to bully Caroline Lohmann growing up? The thought alone was unbearable, especially when she saw the custom-made, high-end gown she’d worked so hard to acquire now stained and ruined. She was absolutely livid.

Noah grew increasingly agitated.

He shot a cold glare at his sister, signaling for her to shut her mouth.

Initially, the Lohmann Group hadn’t paid much attention to the Stone Corporation. After all, few companies in the country could truly rival the Lohmann Group’s stature.

The Stone Corporation’s ventures, in particular, hadn’t seemed promising.

Especially in the internet sector, which the Lohmann Group had completely monopolized, leaving no room for competitors.

But to everyone’s surprise, a small company had risen to prominence in just a few short years: Lamari Group. Due to her pregnancy and childbirth, Ariana was somewhat out of the loop regarding Lamari’s recent developments. She had no idea just how far Lambert had taken the company—

The game they had launched had already taken the entire nation by storm.

In just one year, its annual revenue had skyrocketed past 500 billion, a feat nothing short of miraculous. The Lohmann Group had initially planned to either acquire this small company or collaborate on the game.

But upon investigation, they were stunned to discover that Lamari Group had been founded on a whim a few years prior by the current head of the Stone family—a powerful, established clan based in City B.

While the Stone family couldn’t quite measure up to the Lohmann Group, the gap wasn’t so vast that they could be easily crushed.

Forcing their way through was simply not an option.

Noah wasn't ready to give up. He had spotted a promising business opportunity, which was why he’d decided to approach Stone Corporation and meet its CEO, Mr. Stone, in person—to size him up before making any moves. As for his younger sister, the only reason he’d brought her along was that she had thrown a fit, crying and insisting on coming. She’d grown tired of fooling around in L City and refused to stay put. Their mother, who never knew how to say no to the girl, had caved in, leaving Noah no choice but to take her with him.

But he hadn’t expected her to cause trouble the moment they arrived. Not that it came as a surprise—he knew her temperament all too well and had braced himself for something like this. Frankly, Noah wasn’t particularly bothered by her antics. Take the scene she’d just made, for instance. Although he’d apologized to Lambert, deep down, he didn’t think much of it. It was just a minor disruption—if Lambert had any sense, he wouldn’t make a big deal out of it. What irritated Noah was how his sister had picked the worst possible moment to act up, embarrassing him in front of others.

As Caroline continued whining and complaining, he snapped impatiently, “Enough! If you keep this up, I’m sending you straight back to L City.”

The threat finally shut her up. She shot Ariana a teary-eyed glare, then turned and stormed out of the room.

Her bodyguards immediately hurried after her.

Noah felt nothing but relief—finally, some peace and quiet. He turned back to Lambert with a practiced smile. “Well, Mr. Stone, I’ll stop by again in a few days. I hope you’ll give my proposal some further thought.” He had arrived full of confidence, but after meeting Lambert, he sensed this wouldn’t be easy.