Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1474

Facing the dumbfounded stares of everyone around her, Mavis turned slowly and warned the crowd, "I don't want to start trouble, but if someone messes with me, I won't hesitate to strike back. Also, don't bother with those childish pranks. I'm not afraid of bugs, snakes, or rats. In fact, feel free to throw a snake in my drawer next time and see if it bites me or itself."

Having grown up in the mountains, Mavis had encountered venomous snakes before. Such creatures did not intimidate her at all.

After making herself clear, she tossed Diana's keyboard onto the floor and returned to her desk.

As she approached, her colleagues quickly moved aside to give her space.

She immediately the dirty drawer to clean it in the restroom.

The moment she left, someone in the office shouted, "Go check if that disgusting rat is dead!"

A bolder male colleague went to look.

"It's not dead. Its paws are still twitching! It's not bleeding too, probably just knocked out."

"Ugh! Someone kill it and throw it out. This is disgusting. We need the cleaning crew to disinfect the entire department!"

In the restroom, Mavis could still hear the commotion outside as she cleaned the shredded documents and scrubbed the drawer thoroughly.

She sighed, realizing that she had probably made an enemy out of Diana.

When she was previously working at Nathaniel's aquarium, she only had a few colleagues, and they were friendly and kind.

She had never dealt with such complex office politics until she worked at the Nicholls Group.

An entire floor with over a hundred colleagues, and they all seemed to despise her.

Why?

She had not done anything wrong.

Was it just because Nathaniel had singled her out and Tommy had defended her yesterday?

He might even kick her out of the company.

Gradually, Mavis abandoned the idea of fighting back.

By the time Mavis' superior arrived, the commotion had subsided.

She handed in her work from the previous night and requested duplicates of the torn documents.

Her superior noticed something amiss with the employees but did not comment, simply advising Mavis to keep up her good work.

Despite Mavis's intention to let things go, Diana and her group remained wary of her potential retaliation.

During lunch in the company cafeteria, Mavis sat alone at a table.

Diana and three other women approached with their trays, grinning as they sat around her, quickly filling up the seats on both sides and across from her.