"You don't need to know why I have all these. All you need to know is that if you don't want to die, go out and persuade those you'd organized to protest to return to work. Don't let others use you as a tool and even put your life on the line," Mu Huan said coldly.

Johnson looked at her for a long moment, then suddenly, he was tearing at the information in agitation.

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Mu Huan did not stop him.

After he tore it all up, she said kindly, "Are you done? If not, I have a lot of such documents here."

"You…" Johnson was so angry that his face turned green, red, and white.

"Why? Are you so naive to think that this is all I have?" Mu Huan raised an eyebrow.

Looking at Mu Huan in this state, Johnson was so angry that he rushed forward to grab her and punch her. But before he could touch her, she lifted her leg and kicked him away.

His eyes widened in shock.

How could this be! How could this be!

How could such a petite Asian woman have such strength!

He fell to the ground in shock.

Mu Huan stood up and walked toward him. As she approached, he instinctively moved backward. This woman…

This woman was simply… too scary!

He kept moving back until, against the wall, there was no way out.

Fortunately, Mu Huan did not approach him anymore.

She just looked down at him.

"I'll give you an hour to take those protesting downstairs and get back to work," she said, glancing at the watch on her wrist.

What happened in the past was an order from his superior. As an employee, he could not disobey it, so she did not hold it against him. In the future, she would not allow such a thing to happen again!

At her words, Johnson stood up quickly and started to walk out. Although she hadn't said anything threatening, he knew that if he didn't do as she said, he would be in danger.

"I think you know what will happen to you if others find out about the information you read," Mu Huan said indifferently just as he was about to open the door.

Johnson stiffened.

She didn't say anything more. He wasn't a fool. He knew how serious the consequences would be. He knew what he could and couldn't do.

After Johnson went out, he quickly persuaded the protesting staff downstairs to leave.

This made Mr. Liu frown. He looked at his confidant and said, "Go and see what happened."

"Yes."

Other than the executives and shareholders, the ordinary employees also did not think highly of Mu Huan. When they found out that Johnson had brought people to protest in the company lobby, everyone was boiling with gossip, waiting to see Mu Huan make a fool of herself.

And when they found out that not only did Mu Huan not comfort the protesting employees, but she even got people to beat them up directly, they started discussing fervently. They all felt that Mu Huan's actions would attract more protests. After all, this was a human-rights society. If she bullied others like this, there would definitely be more people who would not be able to take it.

They would be even more against her.

However, who knew?

Not only did she not receive any large-scale protests but the people who had been screaming loudly in the hall, wanting Mu Huan to give them an explanation, had also suddenly retreated!

"How is this possible?" When the employees heard this news, they all expressed their disbelief!

Although no one said anything on the surface, everyone knew that Johnson's protest was backed by a large shareholder. This matter would definitely not end well.