Meeting Anne in the bathroom was something Brooklyn didn't expect. Although he was meticulous in his observations, seeing Anne's red and swollen eyes and tears on her face, the first thing he blurted out was still the same

"Why are you here?" He was greeted with a hug from Anne. Anne hugged Brooklyn tightly, tightening her arms continuously, and the grievances seemed to come up again.

But this time she didn't cry.

"What's wrong?" Brooklyn asked softly with a gentle pat on Anne's back. Anne kept her hugging posture and calmly recounted what had happened to her at Mark Mill.

Brooklyn's face was a little ugly. He knew that Mark Milai was watching, and he had warned him about it.

He also knew that at this critical moment, when his chances of winning were not high, someone wanted to jump ship quickly while his broken ship was not completely sunk.

It is human instinct to seek good fortune and avoid evil. He understands them. It's no wonder, it only depends on the mood.

"Thank you, Annie." Brooklyn didn't say anything like 'you don't have to go to him' or 'he's too much'.

"We'll win." Brooklyn kissed Anne's forehead softly and whispered.

"We'll win."

"We're going to jaw everybody."

"Alright, now I'm going to win." Brooklyn finally hugged Anne hard and let go.

"I'll go with you." Anne let go of Brooklyn Road

"I can represent Mark Mie."

"That's what he owes me." Brooklyn nodded. ………… Stairwells. Anthony simply sat on the steps, under his butt and at his feet, littered with cigarette butts he had discarded last time.

Burke stood against the wall, hugging his chest. In the middle of the two, Heather Gerken is standing side by side with Barry Justin.

"Looks like you're not doing well." Heather Gerken said with a smile. He said, still eating a box of pudding in his hand.

He had no way of knowing what was going on in the conference room. Last time, in order to find out the situation, he sacrificed Barry Justin, and this time he plans to repeat the same trick.

Burke's mental outlook was unsettling to him, and he couldn't imagine how a weakness like Brooklyn could have beaten Burke like this.

He prefers to believe that it was Anthony who made the move. But Anthony looked drowsy, but his face was calm.

It's not like a performance to win. It was quiet in the stairwell and no one picked up. Heather Gerken thought it was a little incredible.

Nine times out of ten, something happened to be unexpected. What he didn't expect was that Brooklyn, the weakest of the three, was able to gain the upper hand.

He was tempted to sigh 'no one at Harvard'. But he couldn't. This subconscious contempt for others should not be on her mind.

How good Burke Forsman is, Heather Gerken knows it. The combination of Burke Forsman + John Manning forcibly revived the half-dead Harvard, and extended his life for decades, which is enough to show his ability.

And such a powerful Burke, Anthony can even fight with him, which shows that Anthony's 'wall grass' and 'mud' are not good stubble.

And these two powerful characters were actually pressed down by Brooklyn. Heather Gerken no longer dared to underestimate Brooklyn.

He knew in his heart that the Brooklyn at this moment was no longer the Brooklyn that Harvard had glanced at when it held an event in honor of Lyleigh Crewe.

At this moment, Heather Gerken was a little worried that Anthony and Burke would lose, and that Brooklyn could really unify Harvard and tide over the difficulties.

As he thought about it, the security door opened, and Brooklyn and Anne came together. Brooklyn's eyes were on Heather Gerken, and then he nodded slightly at Burke and Anthony, ignoring Barry Justin directly

"This is Prosecutor Anne Aldington."

"Anne is the daughter of Mark Millay and represents Mark Millay's opinion." After a pause, he introduced

"And my fiancée at the same time. We are expecting a wedding this year. Anthony and Burke were not surprised by this, they had known about Annie's relationship with Brooklyn for a long time - reports of Brooklyn's marriage proposal had long been exposed.

To their surprise, at this time, Mark Millay actually got involved. Does Mark Milai represent the military, or does he represent himself?

What did he mean by letting his daughter participate on his behalf? It's all variable. A sleepy Anthony looked up and met Burke's eyes.

"Hello, Ms. Anne, I'm Heather Gerken, Dean of Yale Law School." Heather Gerken introduced himself politely, but with his chubby figure, it looked a little funny.

Barry Justin, who was beside him, didn't say a word, just stared at Brooklyn viciously. I don't know what means this fat man used to train this vicious dog so obediently.

Brooklyn didn't even give a look, stood at the door with Anne, and waited for Anne to finish greeting everyone, and then spoke directly

"Heather Gerken, this is an internal problem at Harvard, you can leave."

"Maybe you think Yale is actually part of Harvard?" The grievances between Yale and Harvard have a long history, Harvard thinks Yale is a traitor and a split, and Yale thinks that Harvard is 'different ways and do not conspire with each other'.

Brooklyn was satirizing Heather Gerken by saying that he couldn't figure out who he was. The dignified Yale dean actually came to mingle with Harvard's 'family affairs' again and again, is this an intention to bring the 'traitor army' back to encouragement?

If this word spreads, it will be a big blow to Heather Gerken's prestige at Yale. Brooklyn believes that Harvard is infighting like this, and as Yale, which is of the same origin as Harvard, there is no reason to be monolithic.

Heather Gerken looked unchanged and nudged Barry Justin with a smile

"I don't mix. I'm here to see Barry. I've said it before. Brooklyn glanced at Barry Justin and scoffed

"He's been removed from Harvard." Heather Gerken laughed

"John just kicked Barry out of the Harvard Council and didn't expel him."

"Now fired." Brooklyn said, looking at Anthony and Burke. Heather Gerken also looked at the two men and asked with an eyebrow

"Harvard has elected a speaker?"

"I really didn't expect the new dean of Harvard to be so young!" He was genuinely amazed, as if he was really amazed by Brooklyn's youth.

Brooklyn shook his head

"I'm not yet Speaker, but Barry Justin's removal was decided by the previous Speaker, Professor John Manning." Heather Gerken is arching the fire, and Brooklyn is arching the fire.

As soon as he entered the door, he spoke as a protagonist and a talker, just to provoke Burke and Anthony to say the wrong thing.

At such a moment, once the two get together with Yale, Brooklyn is almost equal to victory.

Heather Gerken may not have seen through Brooklyn's fire, but he still chose to cooperate. It's not that he looks down on Brooklyn, but he chooses to believe that Anthony and Burke together can suppress Brooklyn.

"We hope that the infighting at Harvard will end soon." During the stalemate between the two sides, Anne suddenly interjected.

She took a half-step forward and said

"The Harvard chaos has seriously affected our partnership and violated the spirit of the contract. We urge Harvard to devote its energy to cooperation as soon as possible, and not to let internal problems affect the relationship between the two sides, and not to let irrelevant people affect the cooperation between the two sides. She glanced at Heather Gerken and continued

"Our cooperation has been put on hold for too long, which has seriously affected the promotion of the process, in order to express the sincerity of cooperation, starting tomorrow, we will gradually resume the unfinished business, continue to promote the cooperative relationship, I hope that Harvard can also wake up in time and resume cooperation."

"I can speak for Mark Milley Aldington." This was addressed to Anthony and Burke, and with that, she turned to Heather Gerken

"We regret that we were not able to reach a cooperation with Yale, and we hope that we can continue to cooperate next time we have the opportunity."

"At the same time, we also hope that Yale will not do anything that undermines our good relationship." Anne Aldington was a quick learner and spoke in a similar way.

It's a pity that she is still too immature. Of the five people present, except for Barry, they were all human spirits, and her performance did not completely move them.

It is true that Anne is the daughter of Mark Millay, and it is true that Mark Milley has an unusual relationship with Brooklyn, but there are two things that should not be overlooked.

One thing is Anne's relationship with Mark Millai. Since Mark Millaine was involved in the New York incident on behalf of the military, the relationship between father and daughter has long been known to those who care.

Will Mark Millaine let Anne represent him? Even if this would be done, there is another thing that is debatable: is Mark Milai, whom Anne represents, representing himself, or the military?

Is the attitude expressed by Anne the military, or is it just the attitude of Mark Millay personally?

These two are very different things. Anthony smiled and looked at Brooklyn with a strange look in his eyes.

Burke simply ignored Anne. Heather Gerken took in the looks of both of them, smiled and nodded, and then gave Barry a push

"I'm just an outsider. Looking forward to future cooperation. With that, he nodded, left Barry here, and opened the door to leave.

He has already found out the situation, and he has said everything that should be said, and staying any longer will only make the three of them hate the same enemy, which will be counterproductive.

As soon as Heather Gerken left, Barry visibly panicked. Looking at Barry, who was pretending to be calm, the four of them directly chose to ignore it.

Brooklyn leaned against the security door and said

"Yale wants us to continue the mess. They take advantage of this opportunity to gradually eat away at us. ”

"We can't give them that chance. All the chaos has to come to an end today. ”

"What result?" Burke asked rhetorically. Anthony still didn't speak. I don't know when Anthony rarely spoke.

Brooklyn looked at the two silently, weighing them in his heart. Burke's hostility towards him was very great, and the differences between the two were almost irreconcilable.

Although they once had a 'sweet past', the past is like smoke, and now the two are basically in a state of incompatibility.

On the contrary, it was Anthony's attitude that made Brooklyn a little unsure. He looked tired and didn't want to fight anymore, and he seemed to be temporarily dodging the edge and waiting for an opportunity to move.

Brooklyn felt that Anthony's attitude should be tried first. He said to Anthony

"Anthony, I'm sorry, maybe we shouldn't have broken your retirement and got you involved in the first place." Anthony shook his head, took out the cigarette case, knocked out a cigarette and put it in his mouth, thought about it, took it down again, and stuffed it back into the cigarette case.

He asked, tilting his head

"Is this what Mark Millai meant, or is that what the military meant?" He asked Anne. Anne subconsciously looked at Brooklyn.

Mark Millais, of course! How could the military be so reckless in making a bet? They don't have any deep interests in Brooklyn, and they can't afford to make such a big bet for Brooklyn.

"I have carte blanche to represent Mark Milai." Anne said. Anthony nodded in understanding.

"Okay, then let's fight and let Yale annex Harvard without much effort." Brooklyn shook his head silently in his heart, but his face did not show it at all, and answered Burke's question with a sneer.

Burke also expressed his attitude, he glanced at Brooklyn in disgust, and said

"What a huge mistake John has taken a fancy to you!" He shook his head and sighed

"Why did God take Wood Ward instead of you?" It's the last fig leaf that has been torn off completely.

Brooklyn is likewise in color

"If it was you who took you away, that fat man might have come to Harvard to interview for a job just now!" The two of them immediately began to argue without hesitation.

It was the first time for Anne to participate in a 'meeting' of this specification, and the two of them were stunned as they looked at the insinuations and scolding.

It wasn't at all what she had imagined. Anthony sat down on the steps for a long time, as if he had become addicted to smoking, but in the presence of the lady, he did not smoke, he touched his nose, yawned, and tears flowed from his eyes.

So he had to take out his handkerchief to wipe away his tears, and while folding the handkerchief into his arms, he looked up and smiled

"It's nice to be young."

"Is Mark Millay really going to help Brooklyn?" He sighed, and then asked solemnly.

Anne nodded, her expression awe-inspiring

"He's on the phone with someone else." Anthony nodded and asked coldly

"All the black material in Brooklyn was provided by Mark Mie, right?" When he asked this, his face was kind and smiling, but his eyes were open, and a sharp divine light flickered in them, and there was no sign of sleepiness.

Anne looked dazed. She didn't know what Anthony was talking about—no one had told him about Brooklyn threatening Anthony and Burke with a lot of black material—she could only keep silent, not denying or admitting it.

Anthony saw Anne's confusion and returned to her original state. He pondered for a moment and replied

"Lady Anne, could you please ask Mark Millaine if he had picked up a USB drive in John's room?" He pointed outside

"We're waiting for you here." Anthony stood up and interrupted Brooklyn's exchange of words with Burke.

"Brooklyn is right, we should end the dispute immediately and unite against Yale."