Female NovelChapter 2000 A smile graced Peter's lips as he responded, “Chandler Kent? Yes, I know this guy. He used to receive resources from Mr. Evans, but I had no idea he'd turn into this kind of person after making some money. To think he'd keep a lover and attempt to woo her Like this.
I'll handle it. No need to trouble Mr. Evans; I can teach this guy a lesson. I'll make sure he suffers plenty. He won't even be able to get his mother a role in the play, let alone his lover.” Cecilia smiled.
“I still want Mr. Kent's investment. Furthermore, do this for me. Grant his companion a supporting role. A minor one will do. We should offer the newcomer a fair chance.” Peter acknowledged her directive.
He grinned and assured, “I may not be the most resourceful person usually, but I promise to bring you satisfaction with this matter.
Cecilia, stay tuned for the results.” Cecilia found Peter's chattiness reminiscent of Mark's.
She ended the call.
Simon's jaw dropped.
He inquired eagerly, “Can the forty-million investment be secured? And is that woman willing to take on a supporting role?” Cecilia replied nonchalantly, “She has no choice, even if she’s unwilling.” Cecilia had no intention of making a scene in the first place.
Yet, because of Mark's interference, she felt obliged to assume responsibility.
Simon suddenly felt the gravity of it all.
He finally understood who he absolutely could not afford to offend in the entertainment industry: Cecilia.
No wonder Flora had warned him.
He had been skeptical.Contents belong to NovelDrama.Org
Cecilia settled the bill and stood up.
Simon hurriedly rose from his seat and said breathlessly, “Cecilia, please wait for me.” He almost choked.
“I came to see Mr. Evans, but I came empty-handed. There's a fruit store nearby; I'll quickly purchase some fruits. Please wait for me.” Cecilia declined the offer.
She offered a faint smile, remarking, “Actually, Mark places significant importance on a person's appearance.”