Chapter 146

“I’ll give you two choices,” Debra said. Allan had just been fired, leaving Sean feeling uneasy. He didn’t know how Debra planned to handle him.

Debra continued, “Option one, stay in the company, but you’ll never get any roles again.” Sean was shocked. She slowly added, “Option two, join the entertainment company under the Nichols Group. I’ll write you a recommendation letter.”

Sean was stunned, not expecting such a good offer.

“Really?”

“Yeah.”

“I’ll choose the second!” Sean was thrilled. The Nichols Group was much better than Frazier Entertainment.

“Alright, you can go now. I’ll introduce you to the Nichols Group tomorrow. I think they’ll be happy to have you,” Debra said, smiling.

Though Sean wasn’t a top star now, a significant investment had made him somewhat popular. Nichols Entertainment was known for poaching top stars. But this wasn’t entirely good news. After all, Sean had a closet full of skeletons—time bombs that could affect any company that hired him.

As Sean left, Michael suddenly entered. His frown and hesitant expression showed he had overheard everything.

“Why send Sean away?” he asked. Anyone would think Sean was leaving for a better company.

Worried Michael might misunderstand, Debra explained, “Joining the Nichols Group may sound promising, but he’ll meet his downfall.”

In her past life, Sean had courted a female financier at Nichols Entertainment. She had promoted him vigorously, unaware that his hidden flaws would cause the company to lose millions, leading to several years of decline. Sending Sean to them now was like accelerating a devastating blow.

Michael remained silent, and she asked curiously, “Didn’t you have a shot to catch today? Why come to me?”

“I heard Sean causing trouble, so…” Michael didn’t finish.

After a few days together, Debra had realized Michael was reserved and not one for many words. Understanding his thoughts, Debra smiled, “Don’t worry, I’m fine.”

Michael paused and said, “Then I’ll go back to work.”

Debra nodded. Once Michael left, she looked at the stack of files on her desk and smiled. She was going to undermine Juan’s confidence. Though Frazier Entertainment was a small company, the media had the power to influence an entire corporate chain. Frazier Entertainment was her bargaining chip in her divorce from Juan. She had been quietly biding her time.

Finally, three months later, she received good news. The sewage area she had purchased six months ago had been fully transformed into green space. With Erica’s heavy investment, the largest commercial street in Seamar City was established. Previously, Debra had conducted her activities to avoid drawing attention from industry insiders. On the day the commercial street was completed and all merchants moved in, Frazier Entertainment spent a fortune on publicity.