True Tycoon Her Empire, Her Rules

Chapter 174

Just as Bagot had predicted, after the big–shot influencer posted evidence of Mae buying fake online support, the Bright Group swiftly sent out a cease and desist letter, accusing Mae of defamation.

Facing pressure from both the Bright Group and Starfall Entertainment, it looked like Mae’s agent was ready to drop her like a hot potato.

But Mae herself was blissfully unaware of the storm brewing around her.

When she was told by her agency to wrap up shooting early and head back, Mae was visibly irritated, but she managed to keep her temper in check in front of the live stream.

Soon enough, Mae packed her bags and left with her assistant in tow. As she was stepping into the car, one of the production assistants ran over to Baily and said, “Mr. Baily, Mae took the amulet with her.”

Baily’s face darkened upon hearing this. The others might not know, but he was well aware that the so–called “Protection Charm” was from Winnie.

And because of that, he had little respect for Mae. Using Winnie’s Protection Charm and then having the gall to cause trouble – if you’ve got so much nerve, why take the Charm with you at all?

But Baily knew better than to make a scene.

After all, the dark spell afflicting Mae had not been fully dealt with yet. If the production team demanded the Protection Charm back and something happened to Mae, she might turn around

and blame the show.

Besides, although the online community wasn’t exactly Mae’s biggest fan at the moment, if the production team appeared too harsh, they might be accused of lacking compassion and pushing someone to their breaking point.

“Let her keep it for now,” Baily said finally. “We’ll draw up a legal document later on to formally terminate her contract after this episode.”

After giving his instructions, Baily thought it best to pull Winnie aside to explain the situation, especially since the Protection Charm had come from her. He didn’t want Winnie to feel slighted.

However, to his surprise, Winnie didn’t seem too bothered by the fact that Mae had taken the Charm.

From what Winnie had seen over the past few days, Mae wasn’t the type to act with integrity.

“That Charm shielded her from the spell. In a couple of days, once the police wrap up their investigation and break the spell, the Charm will lose its power anyway.”

In other words, it wouldn’t be of much use to take it back.

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had intended to just give Winnie a heads–up, so she wouldn’t feel shortchanged, and he also briefed

for the next episode, and I’ll find a new guest to fill in. Starfall Entertainment will handle the online situation, so you don’t need

a

the Bright Group or Starfall Entertainment, Mae’s future didn’t look

believe in repaying

no need for Winnie to go out of her way to

with the skull issue the night before, Winnie had cleansed the surrounding

to Mae, Winnie deliberately

left untreated, it would dissipate after a bit of sunlight and time – though Mae might experience

figured it was no big deal.

the live stream interaction. They had installed a large screen to ensure that the guests, even when far apart, could

the viewers‘

interaction segment kicked off, and with all the guests

one guest… Where’s Mae?”

production team have asked her to leave?”

wouldn’t be surprising, considering who she managed to

the more say you have.

comments? Mae brought this on herself; what does

without her. I feel queasy even watching the live stream with

production on this

want to get rid

five people is pretty good. I like

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neutral viewers started flooding the chat with their comments, quickly pushing the snide remarks

fans had dwindled in number due to her recent antics, but there were still a handful who were loyal to her looks

then there were a few

of the show, this was the first time the guests were engaging with the audience directly, and their fresh

comments.

host, from off–camera, explained, “Due to other commitments, Mae had to leave, so the upcoming live

chat immediately shifted from the previous debates to enthusiastic responses.

the interaction segment!”

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