In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO

Skylar’s lips curled. These companies were famous for their notorious exploitation. They would have their talents make money by doing live streams and would charge a lot for training fees prior to that.

She kept the business cards inside her pocket and told them she would consider the offer in order to escape from their grasp.

She called Kate to tell her that she was successfully booked for the commercial.

Kate acknowledged that indifferently then hung up the phone. Skylar could vaguely hear through the phone that Kate seemed to be at some shooting location.

Amelia asked her, “Kate, who’s that?”

“It’s one of Tobias’ fling. Previously, he wanted to sign with me but I increased the price last minute and that made him angry. We are still in a stalemate. That girl has pretty good standards, and I hope to take her under my wing.”

Amelia’s face darkened. “You’ve said you wouldn’t guide new people for now.”

Claudia’s surgery went well and Tobias was utterly relieved.

Ever since she was hospitalized for two days, Claudia hadn’t seen Tanya at all. She asked Tobias, “Where is Tanya? She must be pretty upset now.”

hospital for treatment after her breakdown,” Tobias said indifferently while his eyes

shrank upon hearing that. She continued asking Tobias, “Are you the one who sent her there?

hysterectomy. Why would you still want me to marry her if she wouldn’t be able to conceive anymore?

dreaming of having grandchildren, so why would she allow a woman who wasn’t able to

to end up being like this. Which hospital is

other stuff,” Tobias replied instantly,

ticking time bomb—it was

happened for

never accept that woman whether or not you end up being with Tanya. Let me be clear.” Claudia bit her lips upon mentioning

 That girl comes from a less than ideal background, and she sure is sinister

she were to be married

just unlucky, but it wasn’t her fault. It was his problem because he was unable

that he wouldn’t continue

and said, “Don’t worry about me, I’ll manage my own problems. I’d never said