Love the Wolfless Power Girl at First Sight

Chapter 465 A Hug and a Sulk

“I knew it! You poached Avery Band but didn’t even come for me!” Camille pouted, clearly aggrieved. After all, she was a film queen too!

Tessa reassured her, “Of course I was going to recruit you! I started TS Entertainment for you guys.

Camille had real potential–Tessa was sure she could become a powerhouse actress.

“I’m just afraid my current agency won’t let me go that easily.” After all, Camille had both talent and popularity now.

“As long as you’re willing to come, I’ll handle the rest. You don’t need to worry about a thing.”

Camille nodded. “You put it like that–how could I not come? No matter what, I still want to fight alongside you.”

“Great. When your contract ends, come join TS Entertainment. And if you want to start your own studio, I’ll support that too.”

One way or another, Tessa just wanted Camille to have a smoother path ahead.

Camille threw her arms around her. “Tessa, I knew you were always the best to me.”

Landon had just finished parking and walked over–only to see Camille clinging to his girlfriend again. His expression instantly darkened.

“Alright, come on. Let’s go eat,” Landon said as he stepped up beside Tessa.

her much–but so what? She wasn’t letting go

out laughing. “What’s this

a glance. So

women. Even if it was his own niece, he’d still be

didn’t comment, simply heading into the

everyone sat down, Cameron spoke up. “From now on, treat this place like home.

worry, we definitely won’t hold back,” Nathaniel

arranged lifetime memberships for all of you,”

supposed to mean? Like, discount cards?” Ysabel

Cameron laughed. “No–lifetime/free memberships.”

satisfied/As expected, Cameron really

you guys come here to hang out, if you have any feedback, tell me

Hug and a

for the kitchen staff to start serving the

Cosmo Club were handpicked by Cameron from a Michelin

murmured into Tessa’s car, “Don’t let other women hug you again.

was still upset

just a girl.

do anything for. So what if they

said overbearingly, “Doesn’t