"But she doesn't want me anymore."

He wanted to get back together with Rena.

Despite his desire to reconcile with her, she didn't grant him any chance to do so... ©

In the early morning, Waylen sat in his office, engrossed in reading documents.

Jazlyn cautiously pushed the door open and said in a hushed tone, "Mr. Fowler, Miss Brown's agent has been here several times. He wishes to talk to you.”

Waylen took a sip of coffee, asking, "Which Miss Brown?”

Jazlyn seemed hesitant for a moment before mustering her courage to remind him, "That actress, Mary Brown.”

Ah, yes. It was her.

Waylen almost forgot about the actress who had posted that tweet. He intentionally kept her out of the limelight, perhaps dissuading others from seeking her for work

Annoyed, Waylen said coldly, "| don't want to see him. Don't bother me with such news again."

Jazlyn nodded and left to convey the message.

The agent felt disheartened. Despite trying various methods, Waylen refused to meet him.

It was evident that Waylen was displeased with him.

Mary's career was flopped because of it

At the Exceed Group's conference room on the top floor, during a new product presentation, someone enthusiastically suggested, "Ms. Gordon, we've just developed a new shower gel. | Propose having it endorsed by the popular actress Mary Brown.”

Silence filled the room after the suggestion.

Seated beside Rena, Wendy held her breath in anticipation.

Surprisingly, Rena didn't react angrily but inquired lightly, "What's the average price for her endorsement?"

"It's 20 million dollars."

Rena stood up and said, “Ask her to come to the Exceed Group with the price details.”

Later that day, Mary arrived.

Rena met her in the company's gym.