Submitting To My Billionaire Ex-Wife

Chapter 75

Genevieve remembered what Morgan had mentioned as Samantha explained the situation.

With a sigh, she told Samantha about Morgan’s project.

Samantha was so angry that she couldn’t help but complain, “How dare they approach me with such a lousy drama? It’s ridiculous. She doesn’t know how to stay grounded and wants to step on me to soar higher.”

Genevieve consoled her, but Samantha hung up before she could completely calm down.

Genevieve had to recount the story to Darrell, having him console Samantha.

That afternoon, Sullivan called Genevieve personally and asked her to come to the office. It was his first serious request.

Genevieve knocked on the door and entered. She found both Finnley and Morgan in Sullivan’s

office.

Sullivan gestured for her to come closer. “Ms. Lawrence, do you know Mr. Zink?” he asked.

“Of course, we’ve met once before, Genevieve said. She smiled and walked over, taking a seat opposite Sullivan.

Morgan stood behind Finnley and chose not to sit down.

Finnley smiled. His lips curled in a slight curve as he said, “Ms. Lawrence has quite an imposing demeanor. I invited her to have coffee with me, but she refused. She has such a strong temperament, and she doesn’t seem to like me!”

Sullivan chuckled and said, “She doesn’t even like me, let alone you.”

Finnley’s expression stiffened as he looked at him. He said, “Mr. Shelton, after all these years of friendship, you still joke with me like this?”

“Well, just tell me. Why do you want me to call her here?” Sullivan said and chuckled, attempting to case the tension

Finnley maintained a serious expression and explained, “Morgan has a project and needs an actress. Ms. Lawrence happens to be acquainted with the actress. I asked her to do me a favor, but she refused. I guess it’s because Morgan’s influence is not enough. So I thought it should be sufficient

you and me adding our influence, right?”

with

in the process of pouring coffee, paused for a moment. Then he looked at Finnley with a hint of skepticism, his smile fading as he asked, “Who is

all you have to say is whether or not you can help with this favor,” Finnley said. He

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asking for Sullivan’s

as time ticked by

pretended not to notice, sipping her coffee

increasingly anxious and cast

all, she’s part of our team, and using her services would ensure that we retain all the benefits. Besides, it’s not unfair treatment considering what we’re offering her in return!”

he subconsciously

her head down

and said, “Let’s drop this matter and consider someone else.”

on behalf of our company?” Morgan asked. She

chime in.

to risk my reputation and compromise the company’s prestige by inviting Samantha for such a low–budget web drama. I

Sullivan spoke, he stood up and said meaningfully, “Besides, is this really a lucrative. opportunity? It seems more like a

and the company’s prestige. Ms. Lawrence has a connection with Samantha. It’s just a matter of

was forced to engage. She put down her coffee cup and looked at her with an indifferent smile.

she replied. Then she stood and looked at Sullivan as she excused herself, “Mr. Shelton, I have a few things to take

Sullivan nodded.

the next time you use my name to make an appointment with Samantha’s agent, be sure to arrange it properly. I

as she glared at Genevieve.

smile deepening, shaking her head as she sneered inwardly, ‘Ignorant people!”

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She said, “Mr. Shelton doesn’t take you seriously at all, and Genevieve doesn’t take me seriously either. This company is clearly under their

a sharp glint in his gaze. He snorted and said, “Don’t

evening, Jasper came in with an invitation. “This is from Mr. Zink. He said it’s a special

a trap,”

hesitated before he suggested, “That little web drama project has been canceled. Mr. Shelton said this was a gesture of goodwill. We’re all in the same company. Don’t make things too difficult. This time, Mr. Shelton will also

pondering, ‘Is Finnley giving up so easily? Why do I get the feeling that something is amiss?

go, make an appearance, and leave,”