The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 743

Brittany took a phone call from the organizers and exited the hospital room.

The competition organizers had invited all the judges for a dinner, and she saw this as a golden opportunity to elevate her reputation. It was a gathering she couldn’t afford to miss.

Upon arrival at the restaurant, she found that everyone else had already arrived.

Brittany felt a bit guilty for arriving late. “Apologies, everyone. I’m late.”

There were a few grumbles from the other judges.

However, considering Brittany’s stature and with Aubrey mediating, they held their tongues.

Brittany took a seat next to Aubrey. “Aubrey, thank you for standing up for me.”

Aubrey noticed her pallid complexion. “What’s wrong? Didn’t you get a good night’s sleep?”

“Something came up at home.”

Aubrey whispered, “Well, you should head home early and get some rest. We have the finals coming up, so you can’t afford to drop the ball.”

Aubrey was genuinely supportive of Brittany. Her concern was evident, so Brittany really felt touched.

“Thanks, Aubrey.”

wine, and they all had a few drinks.

of the top three

The Palmer family?

Brittany froze.

Joseph’s family?

Natalie. Apparently, she has a close relationship with

aware that Joseph and Stella had no romantic relationship, but rumors about Natalie and Joseph being seen together in hotel rooms and on dates were rampant. Their relationship seemed to

“Natalie’s quite talented.”

and had a high regard for

took a sip of

finalists have been announced, and your studio has quite a few contestants in

underlying tone. It was

herself, and even went

goaded, the person had to swallow

the situation. Her praise brought smiles to the faces of the others and saved her from further probing.

“I heard that the Palmer family has also invested in this competition. They must have

The Palmer family was likely

performing exceptionally well.

continued to excel, the Palmer family would not just stand by.

to be

understood that Aubrey was looking out for her. “Aubrey, I understand. I’ve

left it at that.