Theodore gazed out of the window. After a long silence, he asked something off topic.

“If nothing had happened, would you have contacted me before the program is over?"

Ariana was stunned.

"No, why would I call you if nothing happens?"

This made Theodore angry and he sneered into the phone.

"The program team didn't break their contract. You should have known to make additional rules when you signed it. Now something has happened, and you have to suffer. You can't blame anyone else."

Ariana stammered, "I have no experience, but I'll pay attention to that in the future. Can you..."

Theodore interrupted her coldly, “I told you I wouldn't interfere or help you. So you have to figure this out by yourself. If you can't, then all I can say is Sarah got unlucky..."

He paused, as he realized she seemed to start crying on the other end of the phone. Before he could correct himself, she hung up the phone.

This was the first time anyone had hung up on him.

Looking at the phone in disbelief, he asked Horace, "Is she crazy? How dare she hang up on me?"

Theodore was offended, but when he thought about Ariana sobbing, he couldn't help but feel his heart tighten.

He stood up and stared out of the window. That was the only way he could feel less depressed.

Before long, he felt confounded.

It was not okay for him to lose control of his emotions because of Ariana.

With this thought in mind, he calmed himself down.

He turned back around to Horace.

"Who is the chief director of the variety show that Sarah is on?"

Without hesitation, Horace answered, "It's Josh. He's in charge of Guava Broadcasting's variety shows. He's very experienced."

“Do a careful investigation on him and give him a warning when necessary," Theodore instructed.