Will You Marry Me, Again by Pear Heart

Chapter 76 Save Me

Maia gave her a thumbs–up. “You sure do.”

Tess laughed. “I’ll leave it to you then. Her contract ends next month.”

“I’ll take care of it, Aunt Tess.”

Celia wasn’t a versatile artist. She had a very youthful face, so she also couldn’t play many roles, but she was perfect for innocent and sweet characters.

Thinking the audience would grow tired of her youthful roles, her agency didn’t seem to care about her. However, she was valuable to Starlight Entertainment as her innocent image was just what they needed.

Tess was delighted by Maia’s promise. “That’s great! I should get going then. I need to see if Errol needs any help at the winery.”

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“I’ll walk you out.” Maia accompanied Tess as she headed to the elevator.

As they passed by the administrative department, they heard the assistants gossiping inside.

“Have you heard? Ms. Maia asked the tech department to restore the surveillance footage from the day the chairwoman jumped off the building.”

“Yeah, I heard about that. Is it about her death?”

“I always thought there was something fishy about it. Why would a successful businesswoman like Rosa jump off the building at the height of her career? I’ve worked at Starlight for nearly a decade, and I never sensed any signs of depression in her.

“Anyway, she was way better than that dumbass Phil, who nearly ruined Starlight and cost me my job!”

Maia noticed that the person who spoke was the administrative manager.

Hearing this, Tess angrily marched toward them.

Maia was too

“Are you paid to gossip? Don’t you have work

Alarmed, they shut up.

back to work,” Maia said casually as she

“You should tell them

the time. Give them a

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too lenient with

down, Aunt Tess.

elevator doors opened,

Tess.

Tess waved at

Maia headed toward the workers who had been

manager said, “I’m sorry, Ms. Maia. We shouldn’t have

smiled. “Don’t worry about it. Just focus on your work

“We will, Ms. Maia.”

to follow her

now that you didn’t think my mom was suffering from depression, right?” Maia

Rosa was the chairwoman, she often took me to the headquarters in Solisar. She was devoted to the company and had experienced the lows of

no symptoms, and I had never seen

to agree that this was a reasonable assumption. To Paige, Maia

manage

the footage, you must

Maia could respond, she added, “I’ll

her, Maia

office,