Side Chick Era... Over

Loving Mom 389

Chapter 389

“I heard from that assistant… sounds like his boss wants to pave the way for his lover. That’s why he’s willing to throw down ten million.”

In their circle, it wasn’t rare-wealthy men dropping obscene amounts of money and resources just to prop up their lovers.

Sharon had turned down offers like this more times than she could count.

One of the reasons she never composed for others was exactly this-she didn’t want anyone using her name for clout.

There were times she offered a compromise. She’d compose, but the credit couldn’t be under Star.

Every single one of them refused, which said everything. What they wanted wasn’t the music. It was her name.

Wendy shifted the topic. “By the way… are you and John planning to perform original pieces at the music exchange?”

Sharon nodded. “I still have five unreleased scores. I’ll have John rearrange them for the performance.”

Wendy tilted her head. “What about the composer credit? Are you putting Star on it?”

Sharon shook her head. “No. I’m not using Star this time.”

Wendy thought for a second, then nodded in agreement. “Yeah… makes sense. That name’s way too flashy. And with all the haters watching your every move, whatever you do gets twisted ten different ways.”

up, it was to the point of

her. But there was no shortage of

accused her of hyping herself, of being fake, of hiding in the shadows because

that she was greedy,

even dragged out garbage melodies, claiming they’d paid millions for Star to compose, only

were the first to turn around

plagiarism scandals-writing long, melodramatic posts accusing her, feeding off the

to prove herself

some official media outlets joined in,

Sharon ignored them all.

didn’t

she spent her days refuting every baseless accusation, there wouldn’t be

for those shouting “fraud” or “plagiarist”, if there had been any real evidence, they would’ve gone

noise. All

game. And she never played

died down on

hadn’t entered that composition competition

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couldn’t stand those arrogant foreign

never expected to blow up