Burning Passion: Love Never Die

Regret filled her heart. Tempted by the man’s promise of money, she was now on the brink of ruining her entire career.

James kept his cool and suggested, “If she does trot out solid proof, then you must admit that you Lied and take the blame.”

“What?! If I do that, my career is finished!” Tammy shouted, her eyes wide in shock.

James sneered, “You should have thought about the consequences earlier.

It’s too late now. You’ve already accepted my money and promised to do this job. You can’t chicken out now. Rest assured, I’ll give you thirty million after this is done. You can take the money and start a new life in some other country.” An unknown singer like Tammy could hardly earn a million annually at most. So, she couldn’t resist the temptation of thirty million dollars.

Meanwhile, Debbie had calmed down a little. Indeed, she was being too impulsive.

She wasn’t feeling guilty about confronting Tammy, but she did feel bad because this would get Carlos involved.

witness. When she had written the lyrics of the

her apartment. She had read the lyrics to him that day. If

worried much. That was

room, Debbie quickly came up with the solution to the issue

room, Debbie put aside the proof they had given and stared at her

going to tell

Tammy retorted, “I should be asking you

the camera at her and told all the fans, “Sorry about this, guys. Tammy claims she has proof I didn’t write this song, but I don’t think these documents and electronic copies are convincing enough. I have a witness, someone who knows I wrote the song myself. When I came back here, I really wanted to sign with Star Empire, so I auditioned for Carlos. He gave me a chance and asked me to compose a song. But I had to do it all

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music, writing the lyrics, arranging it in Pro

at Tammy, whose face had gone pale. She continued, “I promised him, because I really wanted to work for Star Empire. Then I cranked out the song that Tammy claims she wrote. She said she wrote it two and a half months ago. But three months ago, I showed the first draft

asked sternly, “You sure you want

Debbie was