Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen by Lopez family's

Chapter 99

Major Warner had had it with Eileen.

He walked briskly, but Eileen trailed behind him like a shadow.

Major Warner turned around and said, “I’ve already made the call for you, and I have also asked the financial department of the TV station. They said your prize money will be sent after the advertisers clear this round of business expenses. You stalking me won’t speed things up.”

Hands in her pockets, Eileen stubbornly retorted, “They told me you’re the big cheese. If not you, who should I badger?”

Major Warner was irate, “You nagging me won’t do squat. I’m not the one with the cash.”

Eileen didn’t reply, just kept tailing him. Finally Major Warner led Eileen to the show director, attempting to pass the buck, “He’s the director. Bug him.”

Eileen’s gaze immediately switched to the director.

The director, already aware of the situation, hurriedly defended, “What power does a director have? The one with the most power is certainly the person in charge. They’re the ones who coordinate with all parties and allocate resources.”

Eileen’s gaze switched back to Major Warner.

In the end, Major Warner had no other choice but to make another call back home to inquire about the quickest possible time for the prize money to be disbursed.

After some calculations, the finance department conservatively estimated, “At the soonest, three months.”

Major Warner relayed the news to Eileen, who was taken aback, “Three months at the earliest?”

Major Warner replied, “There’s a process to prize money disbursement. Have you ever seen it handed out lickety-split?”

Eileen was utterly frustrated.

her anger, only finding some relief after using copious amounts of

sending off two unfamiliar men she had previously met in the camp.

around her neck. She held the ends of the towel, grumbling. “They said the prize

retreating figure, and only after a while did

show hadn’t wrapped

next morning, as Egbert was on a call inside his tent, someone outside called for him. He hung up and stepped out. It was the

not far away and asked, “What

replied, “Still checking with the

headed straight for Eileen’s tent.

or sticking around?” Eddie

him and arrived at

the entrance of Eileen’s tent, a staff member had been calling for

not up yet?”

member replied, “Doesn’t seem like she’s out

all this commotion. His face turned serious instantly, and he yanked the curtain open, only to find

Eileen was gone.

became aware that Eileen, the first-place

Egbert’s face darkened.

director was alerted too, asking irritably, “Who was the last

“I saw her on her way to

turned to the soldier, “And then?”

his head, “Then I didn’t see her.”

verge of panic, “Where on earth

frantic, “This is bad. Grandpa told me to take good care of her before

then turned to Egbert, “Mr. Reed,