Chapter 80

Calliope nodded. “Yeah, something did happen, but it was all within my expectations, so there’s no need to get upset, guys.”

She gave them a quick rundown of the situation. She assured them everything was under control. As for her relationship with Silas, things were going pretty well.

“Gideon actually let you down? Do you want us to deal with him?” Julius asked, his face darkening.

“No need, I can handle it myself,” Calliope replied with a playful grin. “All I need is for you guys to be okay.”

“Alright, Callie, remember, we have got your back. Whether you’re right or wrong, we’re always on your side,” Quentin said in his deep voice, “We won’t let anyone mess with you, not even Silas, got it?”

Calliope nodded, feeling a warm glow in her heart as she looked at them. They were always so loving and protective.

“Callie, this is from some bonuses I got from recent missions. It’s not much, but take it as pocket money,” Quentin suddenly handed her a card.

“Here’s some pocket money from me too. It’s not much, but don’t turn your nose up at it!” Norton pulled out another card as well.

“Quentin and Norton have given you money, so I won’t give you cash, but I’ve ordered two cars for you. Just give me an address, and I’ll have them delivered.”

“Guys, I don’t need any money!” Calliope protested, trying to refuse.

“We know you don’t need it, but making money for you to spend is the fun part!” Julius said affectionately. “Otherwise, what’s the point?”

Calliope sighed, knowing she had more money than she could ever spend. But it was nice to receive their gifts.

They all sat down for a meal together. Once they finished eating, Julius’s agent came to pick him up. He had work later and couldn’t stay long.

When Julius left, he put on a mask and a baseball cap to cover his celebrity face.

“Callie, I’ve got a busy shooting schedule these days, but let’s hang out when I’m free, or we can play some games online!”

“Sure,” Calliope replied with a smile that could light up a room, leaving Julius’s agent momentarily stunned.

“Julius, is this the sister you mentioned? With looks like that, would she be interested in signing with our agency?” the agent gazed at Calliope, intrigued.

He was about to hand over a business card when Julius stopped him.

“Don’t, she’s not interested in being an actress. If you’re looking for investment, you can talk to her, but acting’s off the table,” Julius said with a chuckle.

“Really?” the agent glanced at Calliope.

Calliope smiled, remembering something, and turned to Julius. “Oh, by the way, Julius, I’ve got a great script that I think would suit you perfectly. Let me know if you’re interested!”

“Absolutely,” Julius nodded.

“Scriptwriter?” the agent asked, eyeing Calliope skeptically.

“Nope,” Julius pulled his agent away. “Callie’s a jack-of-all-trades! No more questions.”

The agent was left speechless.

Watching Julius step into the SUV, Calliope and her other brothers left the restaurant, chatting as they walked.

“Callie?”

Just a few steps out, Calliope heard a familiar voice calling her name.