Ronald's words might not seem so heavy at first, but if she listened carefully, Jane would catch the undertone. She quickly added, "Mr. Wells, I didn't mean anything by it. Winter is my artist, so of course I want the best for her." Ronald gave a nod. "Ms. Gordon, go back and wait for some good news."

Jane's eyes sparkled at that. "Thank you, Mr. Wells."

"Don't thank me!" Charles had made it crystal clear: Winter definitely had to be at the annual meeting. Ronald could not help but wonder Noelle was the reason behind that non-negotiable appearance.

The dinner itself was uneventful, with Jane and Suzy treading lightly around each other. Once the plates were cleared and Jane had rushed off for some emergency, Suzy lingered, her gaze flitting towards Ronald. She was clearly holding back words that were fighting to spill out.

Ronald set aside his napkin and narrowed his eyes. "Ms. Atherton, is there something on your mind?"

"Mr. Wells, why are you giving Winter this chance? If she keeps this up, she's going to skyrocket in the entertainment world. She'll..."

"Would it be so terrible for her to blow up?" Ronald challenged, his gaze steady on Suzy. "Aren't you her best friend? Don't you want to see her name in lights?"

them together. Her hands balled into fists so tight that her nails bit into her palms, the sting going unnoticed amidst her storm of

Why else would she abandon

be paved while she and Annie

and slid a piece of tissue across the table to her. Suzy's eyes snapped up, a mix of confusion and realization

hands shaking a little as she dabbed at

forward. You know

wait that long." Suzy meant it. Every single day was

crash and burn now, or would it be sweeter to watch

shock and curiosity. "Mr. Wells, what's your beef with Winter?" There had to

touch when I can. Let me know if anything comes up, okay? Remember, you're in this with

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