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"Hey, Tabitha," Stella called out, "Did you bring the documents?"

Tabitha nodded. "Yep, got them right here." She handed the papers to Stella, who skimmed through them before passing them to Susanna.

"So, you're really heading back to Ferrowland?" Susanna asked, her voice tinged with reluctance.

Stella nodded. "Yeah, it's about time."

Whether Ronald came to Portis City or not, Stella planned to go back anyway. For the past two years, she had been keeping an eye on developments in Ferrowland, constantly searching for a chance to go back. She hadn't expected Ronald to make the first move.

Tabitha's eyes widened. "Boss, you're leaving? What about the studio?"

She was about to lose her job? Oh no, that couldn't happen. This job was so stable, and the benefits were great.

Stella reassured her. "I've already found someone to take over."

Tabitha glanced at Susanna.

"Don't worry," Susanna chimed in, "You'll have the same terms as before. Just keep doing your best."

Tabitha looked at Stella, her eyes slightly red. She was leaving, yet she still paved the way for them. Where could they ever find another boss as good as her?

Stella chuckled softly. "Nothing lasts forever, but at least we cherished our time together."

phone rang. She stepped out to take the

something on

her sweater

I already saw

"Okay,

raised an eyebrow. "So, you two are a

nodded, not hiding anything from

of worry. "Do you know what's going on over in Ferrowland?" "He'll keep me safe," Stella replied

him," Susanna remarked, noting the certainty in

running for you, just in case you ever need

out well, that'd be the best outcome. But if it didn't, then

just looking out for you,

gratitude washed over Stella.

mushy on me," Susanna laughed. "I'm just like Tabitha this country girl feeling

was really worried that the Larkin family might have done something to Stella But in the end, she had a big shot

or your mom

two hours before leaving

to step out, Ronald returned. Accompanying him were

had

bigwigs, she still

by Ronald