Alan exuded an easygoing demeanor, while his wife emanated gentleness and kindness. Even their daughter possessed a likable disposition.

Rena felt her tension ease.

Throughout the dinner, Paisley and Alan delved into discussions about future plans of the music studio.

Rena took care of Mrs. Scott and the child.

Joselyn Scott held a fondness for Rena and decided to entrust her with teaching their child to play the piano. Once the contract was signed,

Paisley brimmed with joy.

She rose from her seat and proposed a toast to Alan and Joselyn, stating, "It is our first time venturing into the world of music studios, and we consider ourselves incredibly fortunate to have encountered Mr. Scott, who is willing to support us. Thank you so much for your trust!"

Paisley swiftly gulped down her drink, finishing it in one swift motion.

Alan affectionately patted Paisley's shoulder and beamed.

“The one you should thank is actually someone else!" he exclaimed.

Paisley and Rena exchanged puzzled glances

In a hushed whisper, Joselyn divulged, “Alan just did his friend a favor! This person has long yearned to collaborate with Miss Gordon but was hesitant due to fear of rejection.”

Rena had a hunch about who it could be.

Her expression shifted slightly, yet she couldn't afford to lose her composure on such an occasion.

In that very moment, the door to the private room swung open.

Harold entered, donning an impeccably tailored suit, radiating undeniable handsomeness.

Harold's gaze fixed upon her

“Rena!"

Rena, still on her feet, held a wine glass in her hand and mustered a forced smile.

"Mr. Moore."

Paisley, fearing any potential missteps, Lightly grasped Rena's hand

Rena flashed her a smile, reassuring her not to worry.