Forbidden Passion

Chapter 129 Breakthrough

Vanessa had anticipated Phoebe's furious confrontation, and she couldn't help but laugh gleefully on the other end of the line. "Miss Ziegler, do you dare?"

Phoebe, feeling a rush of anger, stood with her hand on her hip in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, watching the busy traffic below, and said coldly, "You're welcome to try." With that, she didn't waste any more words and abruptly hung up the phone.

Ever since she and Theodore had gone to the airport to pick up Vanessa, who had been trampled by her "fans," Phoebe's career had been in a state of constant crisis.

And all these crises stemmed from Vanessa, who whimsically played a game of disappearing and then recklessly stabbed her own palm, turning Phoebe's efforts to ashes in an instant. Phoebe didn't want to be passively toyed with by Vanessa anymore. She needed to find a way to stop Vanessa from bouncing around uncontrollably.

John knocked and came in,"Miss Adams, we've managed to control the online narrative."

Phoebe nodded, "Good work. Have the PR department keep an eye on it tonight. Also, I heard your cousin is studying music in Poland?"

Adams,

and made a decision, "I need a favor from your cousin. Could

handle. Phoebe needed to know

back to you

Phoebe smiled, One more thing, schedule a meeting

offered his help"Miss Adams, I've studied some law courses before. Unless

you drafted the HR contracts before. Then help me review a contract, see if there

desk, pulled out an artist contract from

Phoebe wanted a lawyer to review this contract-it was extremely meticulous, with each clause designed to protect the artist's interests as much as possible. He looked up at Phoebe, who sat in her swivel chair and gestured for him to finish

the contract, John remarked "This contract completely protects Miss Fitzroy, there's not a single trap laid out

the company can't restrain Vanessa, incidents like today that drag the company down will continue to happen." Seeing her troubled, John said "Miss Adams, this contract is indeed too tight, but we