A Wall Street Genius's Final Investment Playbook

Chapter 84

Next is the facility tour.

"This is the lab."

As the door opened, a dazzling white world greeted us. In a space reminiscent of a sterile room, re

Although I was well aware of his rudeness from a previous life, this exceeded my expectations. Then, I was led into a small room.

Sharma stood at the entrance of the room, looking at his wristwatch and muttering irritably.

"Why isn't this person coming? I'm extremely busy."

He was obviously doing this for me to hear, clearly intending to make me uncomfortable. However, I responded calmly.

"If you're busy, you're welcome to leave first."

"We are very strict about security."

"There are CCTV cameras anyway. Where could I possibly go?"

As he glared at me, an Asian woman arrived.

Sharma growled at her too.

"Why are you so slow! Do I have to handle such trivial matters myself?"

The way he said "Do I" revealed his worldview. He seemed to categorize the world into executives and subordinates, and he evidently liked to flaunt that he belonged to the former.

"I'm, I'm sorry."

"Stop the unnecessary chatter and just give the information that can be disclosed. It seems you have many questions."

With one final scold, Sharma left. Then, in the small room, it was just me and the Asian woman.

"Is he always this rude and arrogant?"

The woman smiled briefly at my question but quickly composed herself.

"I heard you have questions, but I'm not sure how much I can answer. Most technical details are proprietary…"

"Excuse me, but what is your position here?"

She hesitated for a moment before answering.

"I'm a junior researcher in the lab. Not a senior one…"

I had guessed as much from her youthful appearance; she seemed to be a lower-level employee. She appeared slightly embarrassed by her position.

However, this was actually an excellent opportunity for me. I specifically needed a lower-level employee.

The reason was simple.

As I mentioned, in a previous life, this company ultimately fell due to a whistleblower. And that whistleblower was none other than a junior employee.