Chapter 1881 The advantage is mine

Jerry really wanted to kill Goodman now.

If it weren't for Goodman, he wouldn't have provoked Steve Huang, let alone embarrassed himself in public because of his clownish performance.

When Jerry thought of Goodman's smug look before and compared it with the current result, he felt that this was the most tragic thing in life.

Finally, Jerry suppressed his anger and looked around:

"I need you to give me an explanation."

Like Goodman, he was also filled with confusion. He didn't understand why these people, who were also Kurds, did not choose him in such an important election.

Especially when this election was pushed forward by "one's own" Brown.

"What's there to not understand? It's because everyone thinks you are not suitable to continue to be the general manager."

A frivolous voice came over.

Jerry's face turned pale. He looked over and saw that the person who was speaking was a young man.

This person was the young man who had been arguing with the old man earlier.

Jerry was already angry, and now his eyes were red with anger. "Say it again?!"

The young man was shocked by his momentum and took several steps back, but he still refused to admit defeat and said:

"Why are you so fierce? Why should everyone choose you? Can't you afford to lose?"

Jerry was completely enraged when he heard this, and was about to step forward to teach the young man a lesson, but a hand appeared in front of him.

"Jerry, don't make it hard on others. You're only losing because everyone thinks you're no longer fit to be the general manager here."

"Men, if you lose, you lose. Don't get entangled."

Huang Feng stood in front of Jerry, with the young man looking gratefully at him from behind.

Jerry looked at Huang Feng and examined him carefully.

Huang Feng was not afraid and looked back calmly.

"Huang, don't think you really won. This is not over yet."

"Let's go back first."

Finally, Jerry said this, pulled up Goodman who was lying on the ground, and turned away.

Even if he hated Goodman in his heart now, he knew that he couldn't leave Goodman here alone.

Now Goodman and he are like ants tied to the same rope. If Goodman is left here alone to be frightened and laughed at, he will be the one who will be embarrassed in the end.

In a black car.

Goodman touched his swollen right cheek and said unwillingly:

"Brother-in-law, are we just going to let it go?"

Jerry's face was livid and he didn't want to answer him.

If he had a choice, Jerry really didn't want to see Goodman's face again.

Goodman's actions fully illustrate what it means to be more likely to cause trouble than to accomplish anything.

However, Jerry knew clearly that he had lost his power and almost no one would follow him. If he drove Goodman away at this time, he would be left with no one to use.

So now, no matter how disgusted he felt, he had to endure and let Goodman stay by his side.

Finally, under Goodman's repeated questioning, Jerry said impatiently:

"Of course I won't let it go like this. Fortunately, Brown is still in the company. We can use him to do something, and the advantage will still be in my hands."

Until now, Jerry still firmly believes that Brown is on his side.

After all, as his deputy who had followed him for many years, Brown had no reason to betray him.

He would rather attribute this failure to Steve Huang's conspiracy.

Just then, Goodman's cell phone dinged softly.

Jerry is very angry now, and any noise will make him angry.

He raised his head unhappily, and then met Goodman's surprised face.