Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 522

However, Bella had no plans to do that at all. Tammy had been her assistant for more than a year, yet all she did was fetch coffee and suchlike for Bella.

Tammy made friends with other celebrity assistants after working for Bella on the set for so long. They were earning at least twenty thousand even though their bosses were less popular than Bella, yet Bella only paid her eight thousand.

Eight thousand sounded decent, but Rivera was a very expensive place to live in.

Tammy would not have a lot of money left after paying rent and her basic living expenses.

She talked to Bella about getting a raise a few times now, but Bella would always reject her by saying that she was still young and inexperienced.

Tammy did not have a degree. She would have no other choice but to apply for some lowly job and physically demanding job to earn a living if she were to leave Bella.

have left the factory for Bella if she could put up with those jobs. Nobody would want to turn back after finding an easier way to earn money and being used to seeing what

knew very well that Bella was only trying to make her feel better for being

anybody ever found out that she was the one behind that

her fans, Bella was a friendly, innocent, and very humble lady. One could already imagine what would happen to

in her acting career if she really did take the fall for Bella because

knew exactly what would happen to Tammy’s future

that Tammy was still young, and she was very eager to join show business. So, she decided

to finally recommend her to the production crew if she had the intention to

an actress because somebody else spent a lot of money to support her. However, Tammy was just a nobody who did not have any professional qualifications. So, who

had won the lawsuit, but she would have a criminal record

what Bella said, but

not very happy about it. He’s worried that my reputation will be tarnished and that I’ll have a hard time finding a husband if I have a criminal record. Besides, I didn’t really send much money home after I came here, and my father would often make a fuss about it at your mother’s house. I’m