She Approved the Split He Fell Apart

035 Boss To Be

Scarlett’s POV

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When I finished my pitch, I felt embarrassed and shocked – I talked for 2 hours straight?! Standing in the elevator, I can’t help but to cover my face thinking about what just happened.

He smiled at me with an encouraging look, nodded along, and even asked some simple questions, so I totally lost track of time.

To think that I just took up the whole morning of a billionaire whose business was far more important than my movie….

I didn’t know how to face Adrian Dunn at that moment, and when I looked up, he was smirking like a mischievous fox, seeing through my thoughts again.

“Ughhh, I should probably…” I put away my iPad, pointing at the door, “Thank you very much for hearing me out!”

The fox let out a laugh.

his lips, his deep, shimmering eyes taunting behind his

I totally forgot. Wasn’t my pitch the

me a hard time after that. Even right now standing in the elevator

my script

been perfect if the elevator door didn’t open to

at yourself, can you stop wasting everyone’s

Ava Fuller.

by a whole team of guards and her manager, Ava is

doing here?” I blurt out, more shocked

like she’s here for some personal reason, given the team following her. The team Sebastian had hired for her. “Co–productions between media companies is not forbidden. If you

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pressing close

physical contact with “the princess“. Apparently I pose some threat to

but she is more aggressive today, holding the elevator door open with a hand, and keeping on throwing shit

trying to sleep her way into the movie business?” Ava tosses her hair

a second, I decide to pretend I didn’t hear her comment. Not like I had come here for an acting job like she clearly assumed anyway. Seeing

Scarlett was here for, and it’s a pity that her eyes are on something

of work waiting when I left his office

than to fire at the head of

Dunn, nodding at the elevator, “for that. I didn’t

fast with a light frown, as if annoyed to be mentioned together with Ava, “must be a mistake from one of