Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Estelle was the only one unhappy about Leighton’s decision.

The incident at the promotional event quickly unfolded online, sparking a fierce battle between the fans of both actors. Urgent meetings occurred as the two companies contacted their managers to strategize.

Nicole’s company found the situation entertaining, relishing in the chaos, while Leighton’s side was thrown into turmoil. Estelle faced a barrage of scolding from the management, their harsh words audible to everyone in the car.

Wearing a forced smile, Estelle played the role of a dutiful subordinate. Even if she did not support Leighton’s decision, she had no choice but to face the company, given that he had agreed.

However, the management was focused on their interests and berated Estelle mercilessly.

They demanded a quick resolution to the unexpected relationship revelation, as several brand partners had already called to confirm the news. The public opinion would determine whether they would renew their contract with Leighton.

“He’s transitioning to acting? What kind of nonsense is this?! This is not how things work, Estelle! Does he think he’s a big shot now? Does he think that fans adore him for his acting? He would be nothing without our support. We brought him to fame, and we can do it again with someone else! Tell him to issue a clarification immediately, or he can fuck off!”

recorded everything. We can’t clarify it. The fans aren’t idiots. A vague statement won’t convince them.

in our previous meeting. You even

trust whatever I say?!

turning pale. Leighton suddenly reached over and took her

properly. Otherwise, both

ended the call with

His words shocked everyone.

rumored to have a bad temper, but no one had heard him use foul language or insult someone. He had been known for his reluctance and indifferent

open use of strong language, especially toward his superior, was unprecedented. Even his manager,

understood Leighton had stood up for her, but

me call him back

practical and adaptable. She reached for the phone, more concerned about her artist’s future than the insults she had just