Liliana called her secretary into the office and handed over part of Olivia’s file. “Do whatever it takes to get her to sign with us,” Liliana said coldly.

She couldn’t allow Olivia to continue gaining fame in the entertainment industry. If Olivia signed with Starlit Entertainment, Liliana could use the company’s resources to bury her career entirely, ensuring she disappeared from the public eye—and more importantly, from the Kerineth family’s radar.

The secretary glanced at the file, recognizing Olivia as someone who had recently started gaining attention. “Ms. Liliana, what kind of terms should we offer her?” the secretary asked. This was the first time she’d seen Liliana take the initiative to pursue an artist.

Liliana’s eyes narrowed. “Offer her whatever she wants. Spare no expense. But one condition—she must comply fully with the company’s arrangements.” As long as Olivia was under her control, Liliana had countless ways to ensure Olivia never crossed paths with the Kenneth family again.

The secretary was taken aback. Although Olivia was gaining traction, she wasn’t famous enough to warrant such generous terms. “Understood!” the secretary said, leaving immediately to handle the matter.

From her perspective, there was no way Olivia would turn down such an offer. Compared to Starlit Entertainment, Olivia’s previous company was insignificant. Why would someone who had been stuck in a small company refuse such a golden opportunity?

The secretary quickly found Olivia’s contact information and called her. Meanwhile, Olivia had just arrived at her new company when she received the call. A slightly haughty voice came through the phone.

“Hello, Ms. Carter. I’m the executive assistant from Starlit Entertainment. We’d like to offer you a contract. Please feel free to name your terms.”

Olivia raised an eyebrow. Starlit Entertainment? Isn’t that Amelia’s company? Without hesitation, she replied, “I’m not interested in signing with your company.”

Her blunt refusal left the secretary stunned. She had expected a small-time artist like Olivia to at least be flattered, if not thrilled, by the offer. “Ms. Carter, perhaps you didn’t hear me clearly. I said we’re from Starlit Entertainment.”

Holding a stack of documents Jared had just handed her, Olivia replied casually, “I heard you clearly. I’m still not interested.”

The secretary was speechless. She couldn’t believe Olivia had rejected the offer outright. Normally, the secretary wouldn’t bother arguing with a minor artist. But since Liliana had personally ordered her to secure the deal, she had no choice but to remain patient.

“Ms. Carter, we’re approaching you with genuine sincerity. If you’re unsure, feel free to list any contract terms you’d like. As long as they’re reasonable, we’ll do our best to accommodate them. Starlit Entertainment’s reputation in the entertainment industry speaks for itself. This is a rare opportunity that many would kill for. Please think it over carefully.”

Olivia’s response, however, was calm and indifferent. “So many people want in—sign them instead. I’m not interested. I have other matters to attend to. Goodbye.” Without waiting for a reply, Olivia hung up.

The secretary stared at the phone, her face filled with disbelief.