Wait, She’s a Billionaire by Ms. Shadow

Upton family, Katie Upton.

Chapter 40

Sheena wondered why Howard never mentioned Katie before.

It seemed that Howard was not interested in Katie at all.

Well, that was just fine with her because she did not like the idea of having someone arrogant like Katie as her future sister–in–law.

With a smile, Sheena replied, “Until the marriage certificate is signed, nothing is certain yet. Ms. Upton, are you claiming him as yours already? I’m sorry, but my office is small, and I don’t entertain uninvited guests.”

“Hey!” Katie fumed, but before she could retort, Sheena quickly immersed herself in her work, completely ignoring her presence.

No matter what Katie said, it fell on deaf ears.

With no outlet to vent her frustration, Katie had no choice but to leave feeling annoyed.

Once out of Sheena’s office, Katie glanced at Sue. Knowing her intentions, Sue followed closely, and they walked together to a secluded corridor with no surveillance cameras.

“How’s your new talent manager?”

Lawson himself. He even asked us to take care of her. I suspect she had an affair with Mr. Lawson before joining the company. On top of that, she doesn’t

seethed. “If that’s the case, then she must

Sue to come

seemed a little

really okay? Wouldn’t that be too much?”

it. Once this is over, I’ll speak highly of

burdened with guilt, the prospect of a promotion and a raise enticed her. Even

afternoon, Sheena was still in her office, organizing the upcoming events for the artists. Sue entered with a smile, behaving in

in a drama?” Sue asked with a friendly smile, presenting a document to Sheena while she focused on the spreadsheets.

and asked, “What’s

continued to act overly friendly, giggling as she respectfully placed the document on Sheena’s desk. “I managed to secure an opportunity for our artists to negotiate with the Vision

but they insisted on having only you attend the meeting with their executives.”

up, shooting Sue a cold glance that seemed capable of seeing

by

chance to get a higher

Group thinks my position is too low. They only want someone of a higher level to negotiate. It’s not just about the commission. It’s an excellent opportunity to promote our artists. We all work for the company’s best interests, so it’s a win

Klein, this is the first time you’ve been

be so reckless anymore. However, this meeting with the Vision Group’s executives