My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 437 Do Not Mess With Me Sylvie's manager, Joyce, was also in the ward. When she saw the resemblance between Genevieveand Sylvie, a look of surprise instantly crept over her face. She was always following Sylvie around, so she knew the resemblance wasn't obvious when the latter went makeup free. After the professional makeup artists had worked their magic on Sylvie, however, there was no doubt she'd bear a much more striking resemblance to Genevieve. That said, even with a full face of makeup, Sylvie would still pale in comparison to Genevieve, especially now that the latter was both her boss and the CEO of Genevieve Orsi Productions. “Oh, it wasn't Sylvie's fault,” Joyce hastily explained after catching the hint in Sylvie's glance.

“The event organizer didn't provide enough security guards, so they couldn’t stop the fans from storming up the stage.” Thenext second, Joyce rolled up Sylvie's pant leg, revealing the big, nasty bruise on her fair skin.

“Look how badly she fell.

Her calf is all bruised.

The doctor said Sylvie will need to stay in the hospital for at least two weeks, which means we’ll have toput her work on hold...” Genevieve winced at the gnarly leg bruise and said sympathetically, “Yes, the injury sure looks bad.

Have a good rest, then.

I'll let the assistant manager know about it.” “By the way, Ms.

Rachford, I wanted to ask you something…” Joyce replied.

joined the entertainment industry, and

but there's a big difference

drama would be belittling her?” Genevieve turned to the woman

“But I’m her manager—” Alas, before Joyce could finish her words, Genevieve interruptedcoldly, “You're one of the

only artist you have, is she?” Terrified, Joyce ducked her head and said nothingmore. With that, Genevieve turned her attention

to be in our company’s TV drama? Isthat it?” Sylvie pursed her lips and gently explained, “The

a new movie

for it starts next week.” Genevieve

is far

that's the case, you can terminate

leaned into Sylvie’s ear

better than the young

time, though, remember to fall

be easier to