Wait, She’s a Billionaire by Ms. Shadow

Chapter 163

David was dumbfounded.

A staff member who recognized Sheena explained, “That’s Angle Group’s talent manager.”

“Oh, so he’s just a talent manager. I thought it was the owner of Angle Group.”

David’s group burst into laughter.

Sheena showed no signs of fear. She walked over to Skye, ensuring he was not hurt. Fortunately, despite losing his momentum earlier, Skye did not end up taking any hits. Once she confirmed Skye was okay, Sheena directly walked to a nearby chair and sat down. She was truly exhausted and would not bother to stand up if she could negotiate while sitting down.

However, David perceived her action as a complete lack of respect for him. “Your artist angered me, and your contract has issues. Is this the attitude you come to me with?”

Sheena chuckled. “Who said I’m here to play nice?”

David looked utterly puzzled.

Sheena shifted into a more comfortable position in her seat. Skye, noticing her tiredness, stood behind her, massaging her shoulders. After enjoying a moment of Skye’s thoughtful service, she continued, “I’m here for compensation.”

“What? Compensation?”

could have demanded reimbursement for the set loss and wages due to Angle Group, yet I didn’t. How dare you ask for compensation?”

throat, Sheena replied, “You said there were issues with the contract signed with Angle Group, which is

“Exactly.”

Since it was approved before signing, that implies the contract is without flaws, yet you’re now using the contract as an excuse to cause trouble. So, who’s the one trying to exploit legal loopholes here?”

“You!”

had not anticipated her logical clarity and sharp tone. Just as he was about to refute, Sheena regained control of

You deliberately kept him here against his will and even tried to make him work for free. When he refused, you threatened to ruin his reputation. You’re not

tried several times to interrupt, but Sheena’s words

Group’s artists aren’t pushovers. Mr. Torres, you might have a substantial reputation in the film industry, but unfortunately, Angle Group couldn’t care less about it. We

these and began to leave with

You’re the

of contract, and you I have to pay a hefty penalty!”

I’m sorry, but I won’t give you a single cent. On the

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